If you are having problems with an image giving a blue screen of death when imaging to Dells (especially the "nicer" versions of each range) then you may find that in the BIOS it is set to ACHI not ATA. 755s (the normal slims) do not have this set by default. 760s do I believe, as do the bigger 755s with the seperate GFX cards. Putting an ATA image on an ACHI machine or visa versa will give you a BSOD during boot. The section I am referring to (location right on the chunky 755s) is: BIOS Drives -> Sata Operation Set it to "Raid Autodetect / ATA" not "Raid Autodetect ACHI" PS - I appreciate that many will not see this as a fix but rather a work around. But for most people it will probably work fine and fulfil their needs. Guess it depends on the amount of work you want to do! We did it this way - so only ATA images - so that it is still a single image with no pnp or such slow down on roll outs to users. But each to their own and all
