M mikee Fully Optimized Messages 4,179 Jun 2, 2006 #1 My sisters computer won't boot from cd and the setting in boot sequence won't change in the bios. Need to get this fixed fast any suggestions? thanx in advance
My sisters computer won't boot from cd and the setting in boot sequence won't change in the bios. Need to get this fixed fast any suggestions? thanx in advance
B brady S e c u r e d Messages 3,760 Location Somewhere Sunny Jun 2, 2006 #2 Does the CD/DVD drive work at all? Is it recognized in My Computer? Will it play a Music CD? Is it enabled in the Bios? Does she use it for a cup holder?
Does the CD/DVD drive work at all? Is it recognized in My Computer? Will it play a Music CD? Is it enabled in the Bios? Does she use it for a cup holder?
Ethereal_Dragon Fully Optimized Messages 3,755 Location USA Jun 2, 2006 #3 Is it a case where the BIOS isn't showing Boot from Otical drive, or the settings just won't save when you change it?
Is it a case where the BIOS isn't showing Boot from Otical drive, or the settings just won't save when you change it?
OP OP M mikee Fully Optimized Messages 4,179 Jun 2, 2006 #4 no I go to the boot sequence thing and it says 1 floppy 2 hdd0 3 cdrom 4 other device but it won't let me select or change the order
no I go to the boot sequence thing and it says 1 floppy 2 hdd0 3 cdrom 4 other device but it won't let me select or change the order
B brady S e c u r e d Messages 3,760 Location Somewhere Sunny Jun 2, 2006 #5 Have you reset the bios to default? Take out the CMOS battery for like 2 minutes or so, and see what happens... You might have an option in the bios to reset to default. Have you scanned the machine for malware?
Have you reset the bios to default? Take out the CMOS battery for like 2 minutes or so, and see what happens... You might have an option in the bios to reset to default. Have you scanned the machine for malware?
T talldude123 Banned Messages 7,915 Jun 2, 2006 #6 It might be one of the "old-school" computers where you need a bootdisk to install anything.
OP OP M mikee Fully Optimized Messages 4,179 Jun 2, 2006 #7 nope its from last year its a sempron 2500+
Apokalipse Golden Master Messages 14,559 Location Melbourne, Australia Jun 3, 2006 #8 use + and - to change the settings
OP OP M mikee Fully Optimized Messages 4,179 Jun 3, 2006 #9 I fixed it now. it was because there was a password on the bios itself but I removed it and now it lets me change it.
I fixed it now. it was because there was a password on the bios itself but I removed it and now it lets me change it.