Lenovo ThinkStation P920 Rack Windows 10 Installation Instructions [en, ja]

LENOVO THINKSTATION P920 RACK
WINDOWS 10 INSTALLATION
Contents
OVERVIEW
SECTION 2 – RAID SETUP
SECTION 3 – WINDOWS 10 INSTALLATION
SECTION 4 – ADDENDUM
SECTION 5 – DOCUMENT REVISION HISTORY
Overview
The purpose of this document is to provide guidance for users on how to install a Windows 10 retail operating system on their ThinkStation P920 Rack system. When necessary, focus points in the screen shots are circled in red.
Section 1 – Pre-Installation Steps
The first step before installing Windows is to make sure the BIOS is setup correctly in UEFI or Legacy mode.
For UEFI Setup (recommended)
o Boot into “System Setup” by pressing the F1 key at the Lenovo
splash screen.
o First time users will see an “XClarity Provisioning Manager”
welcome screen indicated below. Select “Skip” or make any appropriate changes and select “Apply”.
o If applying changes, select “OK” in the confirmation window.
o Select “UEFI Setup” from the left side of the screen.
o Select “Default” from the right side of the screen.
o Select “Yes” in the confirmation window.
o Select “Save” from the right side of the screen indicated below to
save the UEFI default settings.
o Select “Yes” in the confirmation window.
o Select “Exit” from the upper right corner of the screen indicated
below to exit System Setup and reboot the system.
o Select “OK” in the confirmation window to reboot the system.
o Boot into “System Setup” by pressing the F1 key at the Lenovo
splash screen.
o At this time, if a RAID array is required, it will need to be configured.
Please refer to Section 2, “RAID Setup”.
o When the storage devices are configured as needed reboot the
system.
o Upon rebooting, boot into the “One Time Boot Device” menu by
pressing the F12 key at the Lenovo splash screen.
o Select the Windows bootable installation media “UEFI” option from
the F12 boot menu to begin the Windows 10 installation. Based on the installation media in use, the options displayed will vary.
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