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Step 2: Retrieving the Disk Images

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Step 2: Retrieving the Disk Images Visit support.dell.com to locate and download the latest operating system image to re-image your OptiPlex FX130 or FX170 thin clients. The OS disk images can be found on the product support pages. The IT Re-Imaging Utility offers three ways to write the disk image. The first option is to copy the disk image to a USB Flash drive or a rewriteable CD/DVD. You can copy at least one disk image on your flash drive if its capacity is at least 2 GB. The other two options involve copying the disk image to an NFS or Windows share on your local area network. Option A: Saving the Disk Image(s) Locally to the USB Flash Drive or a CD/DVD To save the disk image to your Re-Imaging Utility drive: 1 Create a folder at the root of the USB drive called Images. 2 Copy the disk image(s) into that directory. Dell OptiPlex FX130 and FX170 Re-Imaging Guide | 5

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Step 2: Retrieving the Disk Images
Visit
support.dell.com
to locate and download the latest operating
system image to re-image your OptiPlex FX130 or FX170 thin clients.
The OS disk images can be found on the product support pages.
The IT Re-Imaging Utility offers three ways to write the disk image. The
first option is to copy the disk image to a USB Flash drive or a
rewriteable CD/DVD. You can copy at least one disk image on your
flash drive if its capacity is at least 2 GB. The other two options involve
copying the disk image to an NFS or Windows share on your local area
network.
Option A: Saving the Disk Image(s) Locally to the USB Flash
Drive or a CD/DVD
To save the disk image to your Re-Imaging Utility drive:
1
Create a folder at the root of the USB drive called
Images
.
2
Copy the disk image(s) into that directory.