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Dell “No boot device available windows 10”


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Manually select the boot device

 

The first thing to check is which device is selected as the primary boot. To do a quick check please use F11 to launch the manual boot selection.

 

Restart the system

Press F11 during POST to enter the Boot Manager

Select the correct Hard Disk drive (Virtual Drive), where the OS is installed

Boot from this device

You can change the boot order setting permanently in the System Setup to boot from the drive first. To change this:

 

Restart the system

Press F2 during system start to enter the System Settings

Change the Boot Sequence in the Boot Settings

Leave the menu via Exit in the upper right corner of the screen

 

Note: After this you will require to press F11 if you wish to boot from a CD/DVD or USB at a later date.

 

Contact Dell xxxxxxxxxx  Support NumberXXXXXXXXXX

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Warning: Do NOT click either either of those fake Dell links. They both are detected by Malwarebytes Premium as malicious.


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