Equium A60: BIOS does not recognize the CD-DVD-ROM

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  There is a "Fix - it" Microsoft for your problem on this link

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  1. you have any third-party burning software installed on your computer?

  2. have you checked if the external CD drive works on another computer?

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  Usually, you must press a key (for example, F2, F12, DEL, ESC) or a key combination whenever you turn on your computer, but before I get to the BIOS to start Windows. Check to see if there is the CD/DVD drive in the BIOS.

  You can see the article for more information about the BIOS:

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  Regarding the external CD/DVD drive, I suggest you see if it works on another computer.

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  Click on the link of the image: [main BIOS | http://softvaina.googlepages.com/BIOS.Main.jpg]

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  Finally, I try to boot from the CD/DVD-ROM and it works (check this box [Image | http://softvaina.googlepages.com/BootMenu.jpg |]) Boot menu]).

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  > Then, I go to the BIOS start module and the CD/DVD device appears in the boot device list, click the link of the image: BIOS Boot
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  Perform the following methods and check if it helps.

   

  Method 1:

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  Method 2:

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  + The message was edited: translated by Google Translator.

  Hello

  I guess that you do not see the CD/DVD drive in MY computer area.
  Right?

  I think I can help you
  First go to Device Manager and search for CD/DVD drive.
  Select this device and delete it from the list.

  Now, open the registry (type regedit in the search) and remove the filters above and below to the following registry key:
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