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Specific Instructions for Backing up the BIOS

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4 You will be asked if you wish to back up the current BIOS. Select Yes if you wish to keep a back up. 5 A list of available BIOS images found on the hard disk or flash drive will be displayed. Select the appropriate BIOS. Only BIOS images that correspond to the terminal will appear. 6 Press to begin the writing process. You will be asked if you wish to preserve the Terminal's Vital Data. It is highly recommended that you select Yes to preserve the UUID of the terminal. 7 Once the writing process has finished, you will be taken back to the Main Menu. Specific Instructions for Backing up the BIOS The BIOS that is currently on the terminal can have a back up created, in case of an emergency. 1 Follow the previous steps to open the boot menu and access the Re-Imaging Utility. When the boot menu appears, select the named hard disk or flash drive containing the Re-Imaging Utility and press . 2 Once the boot up is complete the Devon IT Re-Imaging Utility Dell Edition Main Menu is displayed. 3 Use the arrow keys to select Backup BIOS Image and press . 4 The Re-Imaging Utility will ask you to name the BIOS. Type in the name you wish to give the back up BIOS and press to continue with the back up process. 5 Once the back up has completed, the back up BIOS file will be stored in the hard disk or flash drive, and you will be taken back to the main menu of the Re-Imaging Utility. Dell OptiPlex FX130 and FX170 Re-Imaging Guide | 14

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4
You will be asked if you wish to back up the current BIOS. Select
Yes
if you wish to keep a back up.
5
A list of available BIOS images found on the hard disk or flash
drive will be displayed. Select the appropriate BIOS. Only BIOS
images that correspond to the terminal will appear.
6
Press <Enter> to begin the writing process. You will be asked if
you wish to preserve the Terminal’s Vital Data. It is highly
recommended that you select
Yes
to preserve the UUID of the
terminal.
7
Once the writing process has finished, you will be taken back to
the
Main Menu
.
Specific Instructions for Backing up the BIOS
The BIOS that is currently on the terminal can have a back up created, in
case of an emergency.
1
Follow the previous steps to open the boot menu and access the
Re-Imaging Utility. When the boot menu appears, select the named
hard disk or flash drive containing the Re-Imaging Utility and press
<Enter>.
2
Once the boot up is complete the Devon IT Re-Imaging Utility Dell
Edition
Main Menu
is displayed.
3
Use the arrow keys to select <14> Backup BIOS Image and press
<Enter>.
4
The Re-Imaging Utility will ask you to name the BIOS. Type in
the name you wish to give the back up BIOS and press <Enter> to
continue with the back up process.
5
Once the back up has completed, the back up BIOS file will be
stored in the hard disk or flash drive, and you will be taken back
to the main menu of the Re-Imaging Utility.