Startup Disk By-Passed

[JFraser-Powell]

If I have a startup disk in my floppy drive when I start my computer ,Windows continues to boot from the hard drive. My Bios settings were changed ,what do I change to allow me to use a boot or startup disk again?

[Adrian]

<font color=blue> Basically you have to go into your bios settings, and dig around till you find the options that will allow you to choose were you want to boot from. </font color=blue>

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[nadsoft]

What brand bios u got?

typically, u go into bios (DEL key opn startup) and go to system settings or something, like, the second one, then u should find an option of first boot device or boot sequence order...whatever...

depends on Bios, but i mostly worked with Award so...yeah...

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[kosslo]

or if you dont really want to pry around in bios you can look on the fist page of bios - or bottom of page (depending) on your bios you can reset the defualts that should work also
TAKING FOR GRANTED YOU DONT HAVE ANY THING SPECIALLY SET UP THERE
KOSSLO

[shafkathussain]

Dear Just Go into the bios Setting page by pressing DEL , or F1 , or Ctrl+Esc
then just check the Booting seq: ok

and make sure u r inserting the Bootable Floppy Disk.


Shafkat