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apply the update.

What is going on with the randoms on your solidigm ? This corsair mp510 is a much older nvme

Good, it is recent enough to run win11 officially.

Does it have 7200U cpu ? https://www.amazon.com/Dell-Inspiron-5570-Notebook-i5-7200U/dp/B0819YJ443

It is supposed to be like that

I think you mean the System partition. If you have deleted it, then there should be unallocated space where it was previously. You could create an esp ( aka system ) partition from that unallocated space and populate it using bcdboot command.

I dont know why you want it, but for info This is from the latest iso release en-us_windows_11_consumer_editions_version_23h2_updated_april_2024_x64_dvd_d986680b.iso the next updated iso will probably be released around 20th May Information for Image 1 ----------------------- Index...

mse works fine https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/download/details.aspx?id=5201

That error can be the result of the wrong mode in bios. have a look and change it to whatever is the other one from AHCI/NVMe to RAID ON or from RAID ON to AHCI/NVMe

did you save the chnages in bios and it still attempts pxe boot ?

They have risen steeply over the past several months. Hard to tell if it has peaked. I got a couple of spares when prices were sensible about a year ago.

you could also try nir sofers bootperformanceview. double click on an entry to get a pop up with the breakdown. On my system having the mechanical disk turned on adds considerable time. It is usually off and only switched on as and when needed.

https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/10426/dell-xps-8960-gaming-pc/index.html

Check your bios settings.

Winntsetup pics look ok. Something odd with your bios settings, it shouldnt be attempting pxe boot.