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This is how I rebuild the OS and system software on an AW desktop system. This is not the same as re-imaging the system back to initial Dell factory software install (like with Alien ReSpawn or Dell DataSafe Local) with the Recovery Partition. In fact, this procedure will permanetly delete and disable that functionality. So, if you are a new user, and wish to do a Recovery instead (and/or wish to keep the Recovery functionality for use later), just watch this video and follow the steps on your system: For many users (with a working Recovery partition) this might be a better option. It will easily reset machine to it's original factory install software and OS config. Just remember that the original Win7 was RTM version, and drivers, etc.

Bunker tufeljka chertezh. Will be old versions (from many years ago). Rockstar Natakuc4 has created this for Windows-8.1, which includes creating a Restore USB Flash drive (whether you use it now or not). I recommend everyone create the Recovery Discs, especially if you received no physical media. With that out of the way, let's get to THIS procedure. This procedure is derived from the Official Dell recommended procedure (like for Inspiron and XPS), but specifically tailored toward Alienware Desktops by me. Vista seismic. It has been successfully used and verified many times by various users. I wrote this long before the Alienware Team started writing their versions.

Read through once completely before starting. Backup all important data files to a separate USB HDD or flash drive and remove from system for safe-keeping. Be sure you have all your legit software install CD/DVDs and keys/serial numbers.

Unplug everything except keyboard, mouse, and monitor. Connect all to the ports on the back of machine. Connect to good UPS (Battery Backup) to deliver good clean un-interrupted power (and enough of it). Turn off machine. Unplug the MIO-Board communication cable that is connected to the USB-1 header port on the motherboard.

On the Aurora, it is along the bottom edge. Note which wire colors are where so you can put is back on exactly right later.

Do not remove or install side cover with the power on. You can leave it off for now if you wish. Set BIOS Options Generally, you can use BIOS Defaults or set hardware options as per your requirements. Most people want a normal (non-RAID) Hard-Disk-Drive config, so set: Integrated Devices / Config SATA 1-6 as: AHCI Save and Exit.

I like to start with a completely blank/raw HDD/SSD (uninitialized and no partitions). At this stage, having only the main bootable OS C: drive connected to controller is usually better. Begin Windows Install Insert Dell-AW OEM Windows-7 (64 bit) with original (black) DVD-ROM first.

Reboot as required until finished. In you need a disc, call Dell by phone or order one from here: After the Windows-7 First-Time-Setup is complete, install the latest Dell drivers (from File Area at support.dell.com. For your Service Tag) NOTE 1: I also like to find the required files this way This order is important: Intel Chipset Drivers (must be installed first). - For Aurora-R1, I use file INTEL_CHIPSET-SOFTWARE-A03-R239508.exe Video Drivers Audio Drivers (Realtek on-board or Other) Broadcom Gigabit Ethernet (optional if using Microsoft bundled drivers instead) SIL-Silicon Image (eSATA External HDD Driver). - For Aurora-R1, I use file Silicon-Integrated-Systems_S_A02_R235001.exe JMicron Sata Controller (For optical drives - Area51 Only) Ignore driver updates from Windows Update.

Drivers should some from Dell. - Or they can come OEM manufacturer (ie. Creative for X-Fi audio card). Install any missing Microsoft.Net Frameworks versions 3.5, and 4.0 (just Frameworks. Dot Net v3.5 includes support for apps using v2.0 and v3.0. - This is so Command Center and any other.Net apps will install and work properly. - Use Microsoft Update.