I am sorry for a late response. Thank you for your advice, so far, everything seems to work fine. I do appreciate your help.
Hello.  I recently purchased a used  Gaming Inspiron 5680. The BIOS was never updated, so I went ahead and updated to the latest version by skipping 12 older BIOS updates.  Process was a little strange, while it was updating, the screen went black for about 2 minutes and then booted to Window's 10 normally. I have not used the PC to have a chance to notice any problems. Later I read on Dell Website "  If your current BIOS version is more than two versions behind the latest available BIOS update, we highly recommend that you update the BIOS version gradually without skipping over any other BIOS version. By doing this, you will avoid possible compatibility issues in your motherboard.  PC came with the oldest BIOS from 2018. The latest I installed is 2022. And between those are 12 older BIOS updates. I was going to go back and start installing all older version gradually to the most recent one, but then come across this article from the Dell Website: "Important Information- Once the BIOS is upgraded to version 2.1.0 or later, you cannot downgrade the BIOS to earlier versions. BIOS downgrades are restricted when there are security updates and important fixes with earlier versions that impact the functionality of the system". Now, I do not know what to do. If I will run into any issues, due to not reading the instructions first in what order to updated BIOS, is there any solution to fix the error I made updating from the oldest BIOS version to the newest in a case I will experience any stability issues with the PC? Please see the screenshot of all BIOS updates I skipped.    ( I Installed to version 2.12.0 directly from version 1.3.2).[IMAGE]All BIOS Versions I skipped... Any advise for solution would be greatly appreciated. Thank you kindly in advance. Johan              
Dell Inspiron 5680 BIOS Update - Did I just damaged my PC?