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Microsoft Windows 10 IoT Enterprise for Dell Wyse Thin Clients Administrator’s Guide

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Booting from DOS USB key

The following table provides guidelines to boot from a DOS USB key on the supported thin client devices:
Table 1. Booting from a DOS USB key . The following table provides guidelines to boot from a DOS USB key on the supported thin client devices:

Thin clients

Guidelines to boot the thin client
  • Wyse 5020 thin client with Win10 IoT (D90Q10)

  • Wyse 7020 thin client with Win10 IoT (Z90Q10)

  • Wyse 7020 accelerated graphics thin client with Win10 IoT (Z90QQ10)

To boot the thin client from a DOS USB key, do the following:

  1. During system start up, press Delete when you see a Wyse logo.

    The BIOS Setup screen is displayed.

  2. Set the Secure Boot to Disabled.

  3. Set the Boot Mode to Legacy.

  4. Set the Boot from USB to Enabled.

  5. Save the changes and exit.

  6. From the pop-up menu, select your USB key, and boot as Normal.

  • Wyse 5060 thin client

  • Wyse 7040 thin client

  • Latitude 3480 mobile thin client

  • Latitude 5280 mobile thin client

  • Latitude 3190 mobile thin client

  • Latitude 5490 mobile thin client

To boot the thin client from a DOS USB key, do the following:

  1. During system start up, press F2 when you see a Dell logo.

    The BIOS Setup screen is displayed.

  2. Set the Secure Boot to Disabled.

  3. Click Advanced Boot Options, and select Enable Legacy Option ROMs.

  4. Click Boot Sequence, and set Boot List to Legacy.

  5. Click System Configuration > USB Configuration , and select Enable USB Boot Support.

  6. Save the changes and exit.

  7. During system start up, press F12, and select your USB key in the boot menu.

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