Guide To Create Dell Bootable USB

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Create Bootable USB For IRM Dell Hardware
Scope:
This guide is intended for techs to create bootable USB/image for new Dell standard hardware using DIA (Dell ImageAssist).
Requirements:
1. USB drive: 64GB recommended, 32GB works as well
2. Access to DIA tool: DIA tool
3. Access to WIM file: Dell Wim file
4. Access to Dell drivers folder: Dell Driver_Packs
5. ***You will need a workstation with GPT partition table to run DIA tool
		How to check a disk uses GPT or MBR with Diskpart command
	Run diskpart → list disk
Asterisk indicated the type of partition table
	
Download DIA tool, Wim file, and Dell Driver Packs from the share before proceeding further. Be sure to download driver packs one zip file at a time
	Step 1:
Extract the DIA tool and run the ImageAssist.exe
Accept the DIA Terms and Conditions and click Next
	
	Step 2:
Accept all default and click Next
	
	Step 3:
Click the settings/gear and select Additional Tools. 
Hit Ok on the pops up instructional message about the usage of the tool
	
	Step 4:
Insert USB drive, select Create USB Drive or ISO File
	
	Step 5:
Confirm (1) Bootable USB is selected
DIA tool will (2) auto detect the USB drive.
Confirm it is the correct USB drive.
Select Recan button (3) if DIA doesn’t auto detect the USB drive.
Select Create USB (4) button to start creating bootable USB
This takes about 5 minutes
	
	Step 6:
Close the DIA tool when it completed
Leave the USB drive inserted
	
	Step 7:
Open the File Explorer and you will find that the USB drive created into two partitions
IA_DYNAMIC contains WinPE
IA_DYNAMIC_DATA is where the wim file and drivers go
	
	Step 8:
Two folders created under the IA_DYNAMIC_DATA partition by DIA
Dell_Driver_Packs_local and Dell_Images
	
	Step 9:
Do Not Unzip the driver zip files
Copy the driver zip files as it to the Dell_Driver_Packs_Local folder
Copy the Two Wim files: 
1. DELL_Win10_2004_DT.wim 
2. DELL_Win10_2004_LT.wim to the Dell_Images folder
	
	Dell Bootable USB is ready - Guide to image with Dell bootable USB