How to set optical drive to be in first boot?
How to set optical drive to be in first boot?
- – Turn on the unit and press the corresponding key to enter in the CMOS/BIOS. It maybe Del, F2, F10, Ctrl+Alt+Del or other key depending on the computer. (It displays the start of the booting.)
- – Once in the BIOS SET-UP, look for the SUB-MENU, and check the BOOTING SEQUENCE of the drive. Make sure that the optical drive is the first in the list.
- – Save and exit the changes made in the BIOS Set-up.
OS installation problem. Hanging-up or restarting frequently.
In case of OS INSTALLATION PROBLEM. HANGING-UP OR RESTARTING FREQUENTLY.
- – Check installation disk, some scratches on a disk are able to cause miscopying of files.
- – Check your optical disk drive. Some disk drives may not be able to read the cd driver properly.
- – Check the memory module’s installation. If it is properly installed and problems still occur, try to clean and re-insert them. If you are using 2 or 3 memory modules, put them one at a time when setting up windows. This will help you determine if one of the memory module has problem.
No sound output
In case of NO SOUND OUTPUT,
- – Check the connection between the CPU and the speaker.
- – Check if the driver is properly installed. Make sure that it is of the same manufacturer. This incident normally occurs in AC’97 sound devices that have many manufacturers.
- – If the driver is installed properly, you may need to put a jumper in front of the audio panel. [this works with some motherboards only]
Display with bad quality
In case of DISPLAY IN BAD QUALITY,
- – May be the video driver is not installed or corrupted.
- – Check the installation of the graphics card and try to clean the contact of your graphic device and re-install it again properly.
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