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The order of these steps is important. If you do not restore your BIOS to factory defaults, you will not be able to restore your operating system; if you do not restore the operating system, you cannot configure it! | The order of these steps is important. If you do not restore your BIOS to factory defaults, you will not be able to restore your operating system; if you do not restore the operating system, you cannot configure it! | ||
+ | ==== Wireless Driver ==== | ||
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+ | Some seniors have reported issues with wireless not working on their laptop' | ||
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+ | - Before you restore your computer, download [[https:// | ||
+ | - After restoring your factory image, extract the ZIP file to a folder. | ||
+ | - In the extracted folder, run dpinst64 and click through to update the drivers. | ||
+ | - When installation is complete, restart your computer. | ||
===== What You Will Need ===== | ===== What You Will Need ===== | ||
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- When the computer boots, it will go through a series of processes to prepare Windows. It may reboot on its own during this setup process. | - When the computer boots, it will go through a series of processes to prepare Windows. It may reboot on its own during this setup process. | ||
- When Windows is ready, follow the on-screen instructions to set up your computer. | - When Windows is ready, follow the on-screen instructions to set up your computer. | ||
- | - At the //Region and Language// screen, set the Time zone to **(UTC -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)**. Click **Next**. | ||
- | - Read through the //License Terms// screen click **I accept**. | ||
- | - At the // | ||
- | * You can name your computer anything you want! The core idea is that it should be // | ||
- | - Next you may choose to connect to a nearby wireless network. If you do not have a network nearby, click **Skip skip this step**, otherwise click on the network you want to connect to. | ||
- | - At the // | ||
- | - If you have a Microsoft account, sign in now. Otherwise click **Create a new account**. | ||
- | - If you click //Create a new account// you may now create a new Microsoft account. If you do not want to use a Microsoft account on this computer, click **Sign in without a Microsoft account**. | ||
- | - If you choose to sign in without a Microsoft account, enter a username and password you will use on the computer then click **Finish**. | ||
- Wait while you are logged-in to the system for the first time. | - Wait while you are logged-in to the system for the first time. | ||
- | - When you have finished setting up Windows and arrive at the Start screen, restart the computer following these steps: | ||
- | - Hold down the Windows logo key and press **C**. | ||
- | - Click on **Settings**, | ||
- | - Click **Restart**. | ||
- | - As the computer reboots, hold down the **F1** key near the top left of the keyboard until the system beeps and you see the //Entering Setup// message. | ||
- | * If you changed your BIOS password, type it now. Press **ENTER** when done. | ||
- | - Using the left/right arrow keys, navigate to the **Security** screen. | ||
- | - Using the up/down arrow keys, select **Secure Boot** and press **ENTER**. | ||
- | - At the //Secure Boot// screen, highlight the **Secure Boot** option and press **ENTER**. | ||
- | - Use the up/down arrow keys to select **Enabled** and press **ENTER**. | ||
- | - Press the **F10** key. | ||
- | - With **Yes** highlighted, | ||
- | - Your computer will restart. | ||
- Congratulations, | - Congratulations, | ||
students/2017_factory_image.txt · Last modified: 2017/05/25 13:49 by abrashear