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You didn't give us anything to go on.  Control it to do what?  Control it how? QD75MH is very easy to program.

Then you should contact KINCO for their software.  This isn't a Mitsubishi product I have ever heard of.

Acknowledge is designed to make the user confirm they saw the error.  If you don't need that, then uncheck the acknowledge on the alarm.

Might get more answers in the HMI forum.  But in order for anyone to help, you have to tell us what PLC its connected to.  

Connect for what?  Data collection?  Pass/fail results?  Measurement data?  Trigger? More information about your application can help people provide better answers. The FH can provide information over EtherNet.  I've seen it done with EtherCAT or EtherNet/IP.  Not sure about Siemens Ethernet protocols though...

Is your CX-One completely up to date?  Did you do the automatic updates to get the latest version?  If it's older, the USB drivers may not be right for Windows 10. Version number of CX-Designer?

Yeah, since about HMI firmware 1.05 or so.

The drives have names, like SDCARD or USB.  That's in place of drive letters you would see on a PC.  Perhaps that will help.

There's nothing on this question about HMI. 

Ask the OEM to send you a copy of the program so you can erase the PLC and download it again.  That's about your only option at this point.  If they can't provide the password and they can't provide the original project, your more or less have to start over and have an integrator write a new program.  And hopefully in a more modern PLC.  There is no magic back door to let you bypass the intellectual property protection.

There's no reason Compare and Merge would report anything other than the module's configuration, I would double check your switch settings.

Why not create different resources lists?  You can make a bunch of them.

Typically displayed as a numeric value using a Data Display or can also be displayed using the slider bar or some graph options. Sysmac is an Omron product, you may want to post in the Omron forum to get more responses. You never said which PLC or which HMI model you are using.  Or what format the data is in.

Contact the vendor.

Worked for Mitsubishi for many years (long ago) and never heard of SC11 or FXTool.