Re: Dell Desktop - New Win 10 install
Posted: 15 Nov 2017, 01:04
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And the USB has the full version of Macrium. Which lets you deploy to different hardware.
And 1001 other toys!
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Burgerman wrote:Set bios to boot from USB and test... Then you can do a lot of stuff!
UEFI Secure Boot (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) is the successor of BIOS (Basic Input Output System) and is used in new 64-bit complete computers with Windows 8 and above.
The standard enabled UEFI runs only signed bootloaders for security reason. Therefore, it is not possible to boot the computer from a CD or USB drive, unless the option is disabled.
The standard enabled UEFI runs only signed bootloaders for security reason. Therefore, it is not possible to boot the computer from a CD or USB drive, unless the option is disabled.
Burgerman wrote:Turn that off. Its not useful to us.UEFI Secure Boot (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) is the successor of BIOS (Basic Input Output System) and is used in new 64-bit complete computers with Windows 8 and above.
The standard enabled UEFI runs only signed bootloaders for security reason. Therefore, it is not possible to boot the computer from a CD or USB drive, unless the option is disabled.
Tell it to boot USB first. You need to take charge! Every single PC and laptop can boot from USB since about 2000. Every bios is different. So nobody can tell you how.
Burgerman wrote:The problem isnt the mem stick, rufus, sergei, or anything else. Its just that as yet, just like the lithium thing, expresso is learning about how it all works. Which is good. Expect a long thread!
The problem isnt the mem stick, rufus, sergei, or anything else. Its just that as yet, just like the lithium thing, expresso is learning about how it all works. Which is good. Expect a long thread!
expresso wrote:yes thats correct - i never had to use it in this way so never bothered to make it work with the USB - its just a matter of getting it correctly set up to do it - the laptop is my back up system - so not looking to play around and guess on that - i need that to work - and it does -
when i get a chance i may call Dell and have them walk me thru it - but maybe not since i cant stand talking to someone in india that i dont understand nor does he know what to do either - too much time wasted and nothing resolved other than my blood pressure going up - so i may just take a chance on my own maybe - no rush to do it now -
the desktop i may take a look in there again -
LROBBINS wrote:USB will not show in the boot list if UEFI Secure Boot is enabled. Disable it first and then look again at the boot order choices.