(not made by dell, (custom dell Vbios on them) IT IS TRUE some dells do not like some cards. You are the one that picked UEFI and the rules on that are super strict.
Windows 10 boot menu f10 driver#
(not withstanding RST bugs in the driver or there command manager.) and if you do H110 and up works, below not.
Windows 10 boot menu f10 Pc#
I to avoid RST of any kind, for sure on any PC older than 2015, and even thin it is a problem.ītw window 10 loads and uses the MS severs to set up the south bridge and needs no added driver related to SATA ever!!!, unless you like RST pain.
What I do is read every line in BIOS and make sure all things are correct for sure the defaults are not wrong can be a pain. Not sure what bios level you have nor how far UEFI has progressed on the 9010 not me nor ever. The things to check are UEFI, Safeboot ,secure boot, fast boot, and do not turn on TPM ever. Using GPT UEFI or MBR, legacy?, so I cant tell you what is, but you can try those ways and guess. The hard part for you and more harder for me ,I have no idea at all how your OS was installed, before. There are lots of things to check inside, but SATA to AHCI is best. Next is set up BIOS like you want, for sure PXE off, do not try to boot to PXe OK/? (you have no thin net servers) You then find out the HARDreset works, all power off, no AC cord, and push power button a few times, BAM. So bad coin cell (posted on all PCs forums on earth 1million times) and is first. I don't encounter any other issues once I get to the OS.Īny suggestions/ advice will be greatly appreciated. I have verified that my BIOS version is updated using the Dell Support Assist. I tried to access the one-time boot menu (F12) as well and same result. This happens regardless if I have peripherals connected or not. I figured that the fix for this is to change the boot sequence however if i press F2 to access BIOS setup, it gives me a brief message on the top right of the screen saying "entering setup" then it goes straight to RAID, gives the same message as mentioned above and hangs.
Windows 10 boot menu f10 windows 10#
will actually boot up to Windows 10 if no USB at all is connectedĢ. the computer will go to a blank screen and hang if I have USB peripherals connected during the start up, orī. Once I see this message, two things can happen:Ī. It goes straight to RAID configuration utility and gives the message "Initializing Intel Boot Agent.PXE 2.1 Build 892.". No Dell logo splash screen upon powering the computer. I have a list of issues that I suspect are connected and I'll try to list them in the sequence I observed them:ġ. I am having issues booting up my desktop.
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