Welcome to the Dell Community [NAME]  At the "Option Boot" screen, does it have the option " Change Boot Mode Settings" If so, choose that option and then just hit enter for all. Best regards, U2
My pc all of a sudden crashed and said that windows had corrupted files or something. Anyways, I decided to reinstall windows since I had everything backed up. Tried to do it, but I simply could not get into the Windows installation screen, even tho I had formatted the SSD. All I got was the screen shown below, but without the "F10 option", only being able to go to BIOS or press enter to try again. I tried all 9 options, and nothing happened, only came back to the same screen. I imagined it was a problem with the SSD, so bought a new one to try it, since it was already a small one for me anyways. Still the exact same issues. Have tried using an USB with windows 10, windows 11, windows 10 made bootable through RUFUS, windows 11 made bootable through RUFUS, and still, not a single time I got to the windows installation screen, where you choose the language and etc. Besides, my SSD does not show up in BIOS as one of the boot options, which I think may be the problem. The usb with windows always does, but the SSD does not. It does appear as the "Sata-0" connection, which means it is working, right? But the boot options screen is blank, with the USB stick unplugged, and only shows up the usb stick when it is plugged. I have tried messing with almost all the possible BIOS settings, like secure boot, RAID or not for storage, etc. Since this model does not support Legacy Boot, this solution that I have seen all over the internet, is not possible. Anyone knows something that might help?? Thanks!
SSD not recognized in BIOS