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Boot Setup
When i leave a USB flash drive in & boot the PC i get a message to remove
disk. When i remove the Flash Drive the PC boots up. I want to leave the flash Drive in all the time. I tried to change the boot sequence. My Options a Boot Menu: HARD DISK Sata-0 Bootable add on cards CD Rom Utility Partition Diagnostic Setup It shows Enter for accept. The arrow is set on Hard drive When i hit enter it jumps to Sata-0 But when i boot with the Flash drive in i get the message again to remove the disk. How can i get it to boot with the Flash Drive in ? |
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Boot Setup
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-- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "desgnr" wrote in message ... When i leave a USB flash drive in & boot the PC i get a message to remove disk. When i remove the Flash Drive the PC boots up. I want to leave the flash Drive in all the time. I tried to change the boot sequence. My Options a Boot Menu: HARD DISK Sata-0 Bootable add on cards CD Rom Utility Partition Diagnostic Setup It shows Enter for accept. The arrow is set on Hard drive When i hit enter it jumps to Sata-0 But when i boot with the Flash drive in i get the message again to remove the disk. How can i get it to boot with the Flash Drive in ? |
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