Hey, so I'm upgrading my mom's laptop from windows 7 to windows 10. Since my last upgrade I seem to have misplaced my USB Stick that has the UEFI Windows 10 install media on it. I do, however, have a few DVDs lying around that are large enough to make a Installation DVD. If I use the Microsoft Windows 10 Media Creation tool, will it create a UEFI Installation DVD?
This might help, not specifically for Dell computers, but for the ImgBurn program and insructions on making the dvd
Converting your Dell Windows Reinstallation DVD into a Reinstallation USB | The Unofficial Windows 10 Reinstallation Guide
I think you may have misunderstood. I do not have a USB available to use right now. I want to know if creating a Installation DVD using Microsoft's Windows 10 Media Creator will create a UEFI Installation DVD.
I know retail Windows 10 installation DVDs support UEFI installation, I want to know if I create one myself whether it will be the same or not.
The answer is YES. whether it's DVD or USB. You'd have 2 options from the boot menu to boot from, one for MBR and the other for UEFI. Make sure you set the BIOS for correct installation type. Here's an example:
Thank you!
ok so after much reading in many different posts I have a dell p207 and I do not have the option in my uefi bios to boot to said usb created with rufus and my AIO windows 10 , there is no cd / dvd rom on this tablet so I need to create and install the OS to the HDD from a different comp, can any one direct me as to how I would go about this please ?
There must be a way to boot from a usb drive - that is fundamental to any windows device that does not have an optical drive.
Yes one would think so , I have been beating my head against the wall with this problem. I have checked the Dell website and they refer to a recovery IMG or iso etc. They also mention select odd device to boot but that option is not available, so I guess I'm going to have to create partitions and set the primary to install the OS?