Query: USB setup utility missing

[Biltong]

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[shiva_jr]

Hi @Biltong,

    I believe, you are asking about the link of Marvel storage utility for Microserver Gen10 version. This is the download link.
    If my reply is useful please mark as 'Accepted solution' and give 'Kudos' if my post worked.   
    Let me know the detail and purpose about utility if you asked any other utlitiy.  
Regards,
Shiva_JR

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[david362]

Your BIOS is probably expecting a legacy boot option. You have two options here:

find the BIOS setting to turn on UEFI boot and Secure Boot. Note: you can’t typically turn on secure boot without UEFI. AND your laptop may not support UEFI depending on the age.

format the flash drive so the laptop can see it. My suggestion is to download the Windows ISO you want to use, then use a program called Rufus to make the flash drive bootable. You want to make sure you select MBR (or it may say CSM) when making the flash drive in Rufus. If you use GPT then you’ll get the same result you’re getting now.