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To: goldworldnet who wrote (103398)6/28/2019 2:13:34 PM
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I talked to Dell, he asked an engineer and he said they don't recommend dual boot nor will they support the system if its dual boot. They have no literature on dual boot for my PC.

They said I will have problems with the BIOS after its updated for Windows 10 and trying to run Windows 7 on the same BIOS version.

SO I think I will just install Windows 10 next month and leave it alone. Just dread the thought of having to configure this thing from scratch, a 2 day job to get back up and running.

Anyways my system does support M.2
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