I am trying to install Rocky 9 using bootable USB on DELL Inspiron 14 3420 laptop but the laptop boot sequence does not detect any USB device, even I tried USB DVD ROM which also does not detect in the boot sequence. I tried multiple USB storages. I tried the blank USB (formatting in the Windows OS) just to verify whether boot menu detect the USB storage. Nothing worked.
I created the bootable USB using Rufus and tried different options MBR/GPT with FAT32/NTFS but no luck.
The BIOS on this laptop is very basic in 4 tabs and only option in the BIOS allow to modify the secure boot disable/enable. There are no other boot options available in the BIOS.
Verify that the distribution of the OS you're installing is UEFI-compliant - if it it's not, you will need to produce install media that is, since this system has no non-UEFI boot support.
I agree with the post above, and "Rocky says" exactly that ...
Before installing properly, the system’s Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) or Basic Input/Output System (BIOS) should be preconfigured to boot from the correct medium.
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AND this maybe totally off topic for this problem, but never-the-less I feel it's pertinent ...
Windows 10 PowerShell and LibreOffice Calc & Writerto make a HASH of IT.
PS C:\>get-filehash and enter the path to the ISO file.
PS C:\> get-filehash
cmdlet Get-FileHash at command pipeline position 1
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Posted November 17th, 2024 12:09
Verify that the distribution of the OS you're installing is UEFI-compliant - if it it's not, you will need to produce install media that is, since this system has no non-UEFI boot support.