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Automatic recovery after a power outage prevents extended downtime and removes the need for manual on-site intervention to reboot hardware.
The post highlights an inconsistency in default factory settings across DGX Spark units. Operators and administrators need to verify BIOS settings proactively to avoid systems remaining offline after power interruptions.
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@MiaAI_lab · 2 August 2026
Quick tip for DGX Spark owners if you want your Spark to automatically power on after a power loss 👇 Go to your bios, and make sure After Power Loss Behavior is set to [Auto Boot] Some units have this enabled by default while others don't. t.co/U8Vym1z2V4
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