Use a Windows 10 RS1 .iso. Then make aBootable USB setup using the GPT partition scheme for a UEFI BIOS and MBR file format. Ensure SecureBoot is Enabled in the UEFI setup:
I already have a OS CD with me that came along with my laptop. I inserted it and set the priority to CD drive in the boot menu, once i restart, it shows me "no boot device found. please reboot the system" instead of taking me to the screen for installing OS.
Philip_Yip
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October 29th, 2016 17:00
Use a Windows 10 RS1 .iso. Then make aBootable USB setup using the GPT partition scheme for a UEFI BIOS and MBR file format. Ensure SecureBoot is Enabled in the UEFI setup:
http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/download-windows-10-oem-and-retail-iso/
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October 30th, 2016 12:00
I already have a OS CD with me that came along with my laptop. I inserted it and set the priority to CD drive in the boot menu, once i restart, it shows me "no boot device found. please reboot the system" instead of taking me to the screen for installing OS.
Sai_Prasad
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November 7th, 2016 10:00
Admin,
Consider this topic as closed.
Opening a new one.