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  1. f23948
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    how do i clear the keys for secure boot??
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  3. Brink
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    You would need to boot into UEFI firmware settings (BIOS), open the Security settings, and select to delete the Secure Boot Keys.

    The exact wording and steps may vary for your PC model.
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  4. f23948
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    It's not available in BIOS settings on my PC but thank you for help anyway
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  5. f23948
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    did u see my last post?
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  7. Brink
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    You could check to see if you may have a new firmware update available to see if it may address this.

    https://www.dell.com/support/home/us...esktop/drivers

    I'm not sure what else to suggest other than leaving secure boot disabled. :-(

    From page 41 in manual: https://topics-cdn.dell.com/pdf/opti...ual2_en-us.pdf

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  8. f23948
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    i have my latest BIOS version installed
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  9. Brink
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    So much for that idea.
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  11. f23948
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    Ok, can i install windows 7 without clicking new?
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  12. Brink
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    Yes. You would just click on Next to start installing to the selected unallocated space.
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    Yes i did installed Windows 7 without clicking new
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