Setting Boot Up drive priority using Dell bios...no usb or CD options


  1. provlima
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    Setting Boot Up drive priority using Dell bios...no usb or CD options


    Am trying to test a rescue disc to boot up W10

    When I access the Dell 8910 bios I get the following boot up choices~see below image

    There is no option to prioritize a USB stick or CD drive. How can I change the boot up sequence with these bios options?? Thanks for your help

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  3. Samuria
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    You need the usb plugged in for it to find it and you may have to turn off secure boot for it to show up
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