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It is not as simple as it used to be because of the new UEFI BIOS. Very similar to issue I ran into possibly. If you don't want to do this fine but later you will be unable to due to them being literally gone forever. Microsoft canceled the Refurbisher program. Once these disks are gone there will be no more.

The USB2 optical drive is required for older Dells. I'm telling you what works on ALL DELL MODELS that support windows 10. The Microsoft flash drives for 1803 and earlier work for install of 32 bit or 64 bit HOME or PRO windows 10. Should be used BEFORE the drive starts to die and can be used to recover data. The other thing I now also recommend is offline clone device. You can also make your own media but the OEM disks dont go bad like burned dual layer dvds or flash drives do. You just need 7zip and to know what chipset, audio, storage, video is in your dell. If you can get a resource DVD thats great but if not the enterprise CAB file collection works fine. I have all the types of media including the retail Microsoft flash drive. Either will install home or pro based on key Used aka COA key for WIN7 Home/PRO or Bios Key. There is ZERO difference between HOME BLUE DISK and PRO PURPLE DVD for the OEM system builder disks. SanDisk Cruzer 32GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive (SDCZ36-032G-B35) I believe that the USB2 drives will be unavailable ever again once the last stock is gone.

Newer models that had 8.0 or later will have key in bios. Windhas the I don't have a key install option is only needed for legacy dells. Doesn't work with current models or a blank hard drive.

Its not bootable and only works when you have the old DBAR recovery partition. I got one of those "Dell" disks its absolutely useless. The OEM system DVD's I keep mentioning have setup and everything to install on ANY Dell. (See Figure 8 for an example.Secure Boot should be OFF and AHCI for sata operation should be chosen if you do not know how to use F6 mass storage Drivers for Pre install.

Use the following command to load the appropriate driver to the computer and press Enter.

inf file that is needed for the device being installed in order to load Windows, as shown in Figure 7. See ( Figure 6 ).įigure 6: Navigating of the file system to locate the driver file location Use dir as necessary to see the contents of each folder.

Use the CD command to navigate through the folders to the *.inf driver location.

The correct drive is usually the D:, E:, or F: drive.įigure 5: Navigating of the file system to locate the driver file location

Browse to the drive that contains the needed drivers using the " dir" command to view the drive contents, as shown in Figure 5.

)įigure 4: Selecting the Command Prompt Option

Select Troubleshoot → Advanced Options → Command Prompt.

Boot to the respective Dell Windows 11 or Windows 10 media and select your computer and keyboard languages to get to the Home screen.

NOTE: The images below use the IRST driver as an example.