Like 2 weeks ago I had the same problem. You need to turn of secure boot, need to change UEFI to Legacy boot option in BIOS. After that you can boot from USB and make everything working. There are some problems with instaling GRUB for dualboot, but its quite advanced and depends on your configuration - I had intel raid switched on and had to change in BIOS to boot from xhci ... but go step by step and let us know the progress.
I've given up on running Windows10 on this #3452 with a 32GB drive, but I cannot figure out how to boot to a USB drive with Linux Mint on it (created with PenDrive Universal USB Installer). There is no option after pressing F12 for Boot Options to boot to the USB drive. Computer does use a USB mouse, so I know that USB is working. any advice ?
Inspiron #3452 - How to boot to Linux USB Drive