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Set BIOS Options

1. Turn off the Device

2. Plug the device into Ethernet

   1. If the device has an Ethernet Port the option I refer to as the option ending in NIC (IPV4) later will be ONBOARD NIC (IPV4) otherwise you’ll need an adapter and it’ll likely be USB NIC (IPV4) the important bit is to look at the suffix

3. After pressing the power button to power the device, hold the BIOS key (For Dell Devices this is F2) until you see the device entering the BIOS.

   1. Some BIOS may require you to Unlock or enter an Admin Password look for these if you cannot alter some settings for this you will use the BIOS Password

4. In the Storage tab, select AHCI/NVMe

5. In the Boot Configuration Tab, Ensure Secure Boot is enabled

6. Also in Boot Configuration, Ensure that the option ending in NIC (IPV4) and ending in NIC (IPV6) are in the Boot Sequence and Enabled

7. Apply changes and exit the BIOS, this will restart the device.

As soon as the device boots press F12 (Spam clicking is a good idea)to enter the One-Time Boot Menu

In the One-Time Boot Menu, select the option ending in NIC (IPV4)

Enter the BIOS Password when prompted for a password

The screen will change to black and do some loading, eventually, it will prompt you to press ENTER, you must do so rather quickly so pay attention

Enter the BIOS Password when prompted for a password

When presented with the Task Sequence Wizard, select WWU - Windows 10/11 x64 Deploy