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Does the error say something like "Real-Time Clock Power Loss (005)" or ask you to set the date and time? If so that means you need to set the date and time in BIOS. Here is a video on how to do that: ruclips.net/video/aWENV3W3Y5Q/видео.html

3 2 can also be a video card failure.

@EggheadFixers Mine just started working after 2 hours of leaving it be. But it didn't work when I tried all the methods. I even ran hardware tests just to be safe, and everything works perfectly now. I hope the problem won't come back. Thanks for the help

@EggheadFixers it just stop working again, but before it didn't my display was displaying random stuffs. So I guess it might be the video card😔

@@kehi19 It sounds like it might be starting to fail. I would try and get al your files off of it if you can.

Then unfortunately you will need to replace the drive.

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In that case, you can skip to the next step in the video. What happens when you run the diagnostic? Does everything pass?

If your laptop is new then it should be under warranty. Meaning you can call it in for a warranty repair. Dell / Alienware has a 1-3 year warranty on their laptops.

Same problem new one yet the same problem

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It could be a different version of BIOS. So it should look different but the setting should still be there.

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Have you tried making your own bootable USB? It could be a problem with the CD. Here is a video on how to do that: ruclips.net/video/xv0Ab0ntlXY/видео.html Also if you keep having trouble booting off the Windows installation software then you can try setting the USB first in the boot order.

Which version of Windows are you installing? Also you may need to enable UEFI and Secure boot in BIOS for it to show the UEFI boot options again.

@@EggheadFixers I enabled them but cant see them in one time boot menu ;-; i had win 10 was reinstalling it I had some problems like (brightnes stuck and many more had no imp data so decided to reinstall) i can share a video to u if u can contact personally pls it would be of great help

@@EggheadFixers also i cant see windows boot manger under uefi its gone now

@@RaghavVats-x7n Also what brand of computer do you have? Some brands have built in software that can test your hard drive to make sure it's good. Becuase Windows Boot Manager not showing up in the boor order can be a sign of a bad hard drive.

Dell Inspiron, and it was showing earlier when It was not booting I did sata data wipe from bios which got interrupted after that I could not see windows boot manager

If those are your only options then I would move to the next step in the video. What happens when you run the diagnostic? Does everything pass?

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That can be a sign of a bad hard drive. What happens when you run the diagnostic? Does everything pass?

What happens when you run the diagnostic? Does everything pass?

@@EggheadFixers Yes. I tried updating the BIOs as well, but once it finished updating, my screen froze for about an hour which made me quite concerned, and I'm aware that I'm not supposed to turn off my device during that process, but I had to do cause it was taking a tad too long to respond. This was earlier today by the way. I turned off my laptop for about 30 mins soon afterwards and switched it on again and at least it didn't bring the "boot device not found" option. However, every single time I plug in my laptop or open certain apps, I keep hearing coil whining and and buzzing sounds and it's very irritating. I can even barely hear anything else 😭. It's so loud! How can I fix it? Is there an alternative? Or like something exact I can adjust to my power management settings to get away with this? 🙏🏼💔

@@EggheadFixers Argh, apologies for the long paragraph. I'm just so worried 😔

@@laralvr Do you have a hard drive or solid state drive? Because when the hard drive is starting to fail it can start making noises. It has spinning disk in it that can make a fan like noise and it will often make clicking noises if there is a problem.

@@EggheadFixers That's the exact sound it normally makes. What do you mean by a solid state driver?

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This is the method you would use for that model Dell

@@EggheadFixers problem is that the latitude 7320 does not have a removable Ram or memory…

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Sometimes the motherboard is attached to the palmrest then you will have to remove the motherboard to get to the keyboard

Typically it would be best to have it for the key to function correctly. If it's causing problems you could try removing it but I wouldn't be quick to do it.

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If you do not have that option in BIOS then you can skip to the next step in the video. What happens when you run the diagnostic?

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Make sure the Bluetooth is off on the other devices they connect with such as iPhone, iPad, ETC. They won't connect sometimes if they are still connected to another device:/

Make sure the Bluetooth is off on the other devices they connect with such as iPhone, iPad, ETC. They won't connect sometimes if they are still connected to another device:/

@@EggheadFixers i tried, I turned off the Bluetooth in my phone and nothing. My tablet doesn't respond to my headphones either so thats turned off aswell

Is it a new hard drive you are instilling Windows on?

@@EggheadFixers Yes its a new one 🙏

@@achrafbou4470 Sorry to hear that:( Here are some things I would try: Check Your Hard Drive Connection: Make sure your hard drive or solid state drive is properly connected. Check BIOS/UEFI Settings: Enter your system’s BIOS/UEFI settings Ensure that your storage device is recognized in the BIOS/UEFI. If it isn’t, this could indicate a hardware issue. Look for the setting for SATA Mode or Storage Mode and try changing it between AHCI and RAID (if option is available). Ensure that Secure Boot is disabled. This can sometimes mess with the installation of operating systems. If your system supports it, try enabling or disabling legacy mode. Check the Boot Order: Make sure your boot order prioritizes your USB drive. After the first restart, it may be trying to boot from the hard drive instead of the USB drive, causing the installation to fail. Recreate Your Bootable USB Drive: It’s possible that your bootable USB drive was not created correctly. . Check for BIOS/UEFI Firmware Updates: Older BIOS/UEFI firmware may have compatibility issues with newer hardware or software.

@@EggheadFixers I tried changing the storage mode to AHCI and it worked🙏🙏 a 1000 thank for you. You are really saving me 🙏❤️

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Have you tried reinstalling Windows?

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