- Install Windows 10 On Emmc Dell Inspiron 11 3000 Laptop
- Install Windows 10 On Emmc Dell Inspiron 11 3000
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Install Windows 10 On Emmc Dell Inspiron 11 3000 Laptop
Install Windows 10 On Emmc Dell Inspiron 11 3000
Hi All,
I have just purchased a new Dell inspiron laptop, and trying to install Debian linux.
The machine has SSD 32GB and no hard disk. It came with windows 10 installed. Intel Celeron 3060.
There is a uefi and secure boot system. I have never even heard of UEFI until today, so had no idea of this new issue - Dell had always been most easy to install Linux.
I can get into the bios with F2 key, switch off uefi and/or secure boot and go to legacy boot options, and so get the machine to boot from the USB.
However, the Debian installer does not see the SSD memory - it only gives me options to partition the USB disk which the Debian installer is on.
I can also get the machine to boot from USB whilst in UEFI, by booting windows, going into settings, recovery options, advanced options etc
But the result is the same. The Debian installer runs fine, but does not see the SSD memory.
I an unsure what kind of problem this even is. Is it about UEFI secure boot? because Debian installer USB does not have necessary keys? or something to do with the SSD instead of usual hard disk.
Any help greatly appreciated. Most web pages I can find about this issue are talking about windows 8, not windows 10.
Thanks...
Andrew.
I have just purchased a new Dell inspiron laptop, and trying to install Debian linux.
The machine has SSD 32GB and no hard disk. It came with windows 10 installed. Intel Celeron 3060.
There is a uefi and secure boot system. I have never even heard of UEFI until today, so had no idea of this new issue - Dell had always been most easy to install Linux.
I can get into the bios with F2 key, switch off uefi and/or secure boot and go to legacy boot options, and so get the machine to boot from the USB.
However, the Debian installer does not see the SSD memory - it only gives me options to partition the USB disk which the Debian installer is on.
I can also get the machine to boot from USB whilst in UEFI, by booting windows, going into settings, recovery options, advanced options etc
But the result is the same. The Debian installer runs fine, but does not see the SSD memory.
I an unsure what kind of problem this even is. Is it about UEFI secure boot? because Debian installer USB does not have necessary keys? or something to do with the SSD instead of usual hard disk.
Any help greatly appreciated. Most web pages I can find about this issue are talking about windows 8, not windows 10.
Thanks...
Andrew.