Mike Yes,the adapter is 100-240V . Worse that can happen is that you need an adapter to convert it to your country but the seller usually gives you one.

Mike Itdoes

Mike No,but you can download the windows image from their website (or ask them by email) and put it on a usb stick and install it. By the way, you don't need the key because it's in the bios. I installed the portuguese version of win 10 and 11 and i never had to put the key because windows detects it automatically in the bios. When it asks for the key when you are installing, just press "i don't have it right now"

Mike From S4 it does support,but the feature is turned off by default on windows. From S5 it doesn't. It will turn on if you turn it off on windows 10 or 11 because of fast startup (it hibernates the pc and turns it off), however, if the electricity goes down you won't be able to turn it on with a magic packet. There are no options on the bios regarding WOL or waking up from pci-e devices

Mike Itdoesn't

Mike The drive capacity is not the problem. The computer will accept any capacity. The problem is that 2.5 inch drives with more than 2TB are thicker and would not fit the caddy. This accepts 7mm and 9.5mm but drives with 3TB or more are 15mm thick.

Mike Only 2180. There is another m.2 slot under the ssd with the wifi card so there isn't space for the screws for a shorter card. There are however adapters being sold that let you put a shorter card on a full 2180 slot.

Mike No, the m.2 slot is for sata only, not pci express