Giving priority to a CD in the boot of startup menu.

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• Computer crashed and lost the Boot Error 1713 menu

  original title: computer broken start menu lost and Micorsoft Word 2007 Error 1713 when I try to reinstall word. System restore system maintenance proven unable to complete the restore process

  Here is information on the error 1713 and the installation of Office that can be useful:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/926279.

  If this does not work, please transfer your question in the forum Office Word:http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/officeinstall/threads , where experts in Word will be happy to help you.

  If you want to address the problem of the restoration of the system after that another problem is solved, post here and we'll see what we can do.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• How to change the boot sequence?

  How can I change the sequenze boot, if it is not possible to open the boot with 'F12 menu '?

  I m wondering why you can't access the start menu?
  What laptop and how Windows system you have?

  Usually, you can change the startup mode in the BIOS settings. To access the BIOS you have to press the F2 key
  But you can also press a particular button while you turn on/off the device to boot from a single module.

  For example:
  C button-> CD/DVD drive
  Key U-> USB FDD
  N key-> internal LAN

  More details here:
  http://support.Toshiba.com/support/viewContentDetail?soID=403623

• My SSD is not appear in the menu on the boot disk (macbook pro 2012)

  Hello world.  So I just got the macbook pro 2012 and starts to do-it-yourself work last night.  I took out the optical drive, transferred the existing location HARD disk (w / caddy) and installed an SSD in its place.  Then I cloned the SSD HARD drive.  No problems so far.

  When I went to change the boot drive startup disk preferences is where I ran into a problem.  My original HARD drive is the only projection.  I had the problem in choosing the boot drive during the reboot (the SSD will appear in this menu) and makes it the default value it.  SSD works very well and is now my main boot drive.  However, I still would like to show in startup disk preferences.  Is it possible to do (preferably without erasing the SSD)?

  Thank you!

  Relevant info - I'm running El Capitan and I used SuperDuper! to clone the HARD disk.

  OK, can I have found the problem.  Map of partition of the SSD has been MBR, no GUID.  I deleted it, reformatted and I am re-cloning it now.  I'll post the result (I hope that as a confirmed for another solution which meets with this).

• Re: Satellite A50 - how can I change the boot with BIOS password priority?

  I have a Satellite A50. I need to restore to factory default to recover DVD, how do I boot from the DVD?

  The default boot priority is the HARD drive and is more bootable has been formatted. My BIOS is password protected, how can I change the boot priority? After having inserted the password, its always boot from the HARD drive.

  Thank you

  The boot priority, that you can change in the BIOS.
  Go into the BIOS with ESC, enter your password and then you can change it.
  But don t forget to save the changes.

  That s all and then you can boot from the CD.

• Remove the boot loader of Windows or at least to set a different default charger (UEFI)

  I tried to remove the Windows boot loader or at least the value that it is the last thing in the list of shippers UEFI to try via the BIOS Acer. Nothing sticks. Whenever I reboot, no matter what bootloader, I put it, it will just reset it using the Windows bootloader and try loading something that isn't there. I deleted the windows and the recovery partitions because I don't need them.

  I installed also refined and it sets itself as the default startup at the end of the installation manager. However, as soon as I restart, something in the BIOS Acer (I guess?) is taking control and forcing the Windows boot loader entry in the first place.

  Refined and Grub, both work very well if I select them using F12 during startup, but I want one of them to be the default. How can I get this stick and get rid of the Windows Bootloader?

  I solved it! I had to turn on Secure Boot so that I can get to the "Select a UEFI file as being approved for execution" option (otherwise it would be gray). Then I navigated to the refined bootloader and grubx64 of Debian. I added the two, then turned off Secure Boot. For some reason, that they were still in the boot list priority and I could now move them upward.

  There could be pieces of the loader of Microsoft has left again, but I don't like because now the correct charger gets called first. Wheee! The BIOS version is 1.08 and I would install 1.13 anyway. It seems that only works with Windows, however, the BIOS is impossible to himself from inside the BIOS?

  Edit: Found the InsydeFlash tool. I'll try that. Edit2: Human resources management, is something closed-source they sell at ridiculous prices. So I guess I won't be upgrading the BIOS.

• TravelMate 2480. I can't change the boot order.

  Hello
  I thought I posted this before, but I can't find the post.
   
  I have two laptops from Acer 2480.
  2480-2943 and 2480-2247.
  The 2943 is my laptop everyday.
  I keep the 2247 as a backup.
  Both running XP Home.
  I used the 2247 to clone my desktop hard drive.
  I need to change the boot order so that I could reboot from the hard disk and not get hung up on the USB hard drive.
  I put it to boot from USB before Primory hard disk a few years so that I can boot from a USB key.
  In the BIOS, when I try to change the boot order by moving the internal hard drive upward, using the ' Shift + ' I hear a beep and nothing happens.
  I changed the front boot order but now I can't.
  There is no password.
  So I tried e the same on the 2943 and found I have the same problem with that.
  I changed the boot on this one before order.

  Any ideas?
  Joe

  Instead of pressing "Shift +" to change the position, use the arrow keys to highlight the item you want to move and press F6 or F7 to change the boot priority.

• "0xc000000f the boot selection failed because a required device is not accessible."

  "0xc000000f the boot selection failed because a required device is not accessible" I'm not able to use the installation disc that my CD/DVD drive has failed. Is there a way to create a bootable via a USB disk and the PC started?

  Windows Vista.

  Hi Anand,

  The error "0xc000000f the boot selection failed because a required device is not accessible" is related to the error in the hard drive that is required to start.

  Steps to create a bootable USB stick with Windows 7

  As the CD/DVD drive does not work, you can create a bootable USB drive using which you can repair this problem.

  Before you create the bootable USB key with Windows 7, you can download Windows 7 from the link

  provided below.

  http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/en_US/PDP/ProductID.253735200

  Use the Windows 7 USB/DVD tool to create a USB bootable with Windows 7.

  Here is the link that will help you to create a bootable USB.

  WINDOWS 7 USB / DVD DOWNLOAD TOOL

  Steps to fix the problem with the error code

  After you create the bootable USB key with Windows 7 you can insert it in the boot of the computer, and then press F12 to go to the boot window priority and change the priority of Boot on USB.

  a. After you change Boot priority on USB that is usually at the last, the computer will boot using the USB and it will take you to the page where in the GUI (Graphical User Interface), it will display the install now option.

  b. here you must select fix you the computer from the bottom left.

  c. This will take you to the WINRE (Windows Recovery Environment) window that offers different options

  d to fix problems with Windows.

  e. in WINRE, select the option that reads the command prompt and type the following command.

   

  Chkdsk /f /r

   

  Note:

  The data available on bad sectors may be lost when chkdsk attempts to repair your hard drive.

   

   

  It will be useful.

• OptiPlex 755 denies access to the boot sequence menu.

  Found a weird problem on an Optiplex 755 Desktop Tower System.

  I can change other values available on the system, but cannot get into the boot sequence menu.  The BIOS that was on the system was A17.

  Updated the A20. No change.

  Oh. It wasn't later. Upgrade to A21.  No change.

  Downgraded to A12.  No change. Faced A21. No change.

  Demoted in A10. No change. Faced A21. No change.

  Decommissioned at A01. No change. A21 encountered no change.

  If there is a password on the system when I tried to access the boot sequence menu it reminded me that I needed to type first. After correctly entering this value, the guest went away, but I still couldn't get into the boot sequence.

  I removed the battery cmos for 20 minutes while the system has been disabled, it put, started. No change.

  I replaced the battery cmos with that of another system.  No change.

  Tried another keyboard. No change.

  The jumper to reset the cmos.  No change.  A run the utilities on board.  No error could be found.

  If I hold the Enter key while on the boot sequence menu I can see the screen initial start-up and glimmers of it will not advance to the next screen.

  Unplugged the system and pressed the button for 30 to 60 seconds. No change.

  I think it's ripe for a replacement under warranty.

  Event_Horizon.

  I know that this response comes a little late, but for someone else has this problem...

  IT CAN BE FIXED!

  This problem seems to arise after a BIOS updated completely flashing properly. That leaves the user unable to change the boot device priority in BIOS, causing therefore the machine complaining that there, there is "No Boot Device available"

  Making level and the average standard BIOS downgrade do not seem to work; However with some switches it can be done.

  First of all, you need the BIOS first release, A01 (O755-A01. (EXE), currently available from http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/Drivers/DriversDetails?driverId=R164252

  Second, you will need also the latest version of the BIOS, A22 (O755-A22. (EXE), currently available from http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/04/Drivers/DriversDetails?driverId=2DWTY

  Lastly, you need a USB stick or hard drive which is able to boot the machine in DOS. It is recommended to use the free 'Rufus' tool to create a bootable FreeDOS. Rufus is currently available at https://rufus.akeo.ie/

  In addition, you may need to install jumper on the motherboard service mode; This repair was completed successfully with him helped, although it * might * work without it installed, although this has not been tested.

  First create a FreeDOS using Rufus bootable USB device. When complete, copy the two BIOS A01 (O755-A01. (EXE) and BIOS A22 (O755-A22. (EXE) to the root of the memory stick.

  Insert the memory stick into the computer, and then press F12 for BIOS. Boot from the USB key. Once at the DOS prompt, type:

  O755-A01 - wipeall - wipeclean

  Press on enter and follow the prompts on the screen. After the BIOS has been flashed, the computer must restart. Go into the BIOS and check the options under system boot sequence. The boot sequence should now not only display the name of your hard drive, but will be variable, allowing your computer to start normally. Set up your BIOS Setup to your liking (including date and time setting) and save it then & leave. After the reboot, press F12 again and start once more the USB device.

  Flash the BIOS A22 the standard way by typing O755-A22 pressing on enter. Follow the prompts on the screen. Once the BIOS has been flashed, check the settings of the BIOS again to make sure that the Boot Device menu is always available.

  Once finished, be sure to remove the rider of mode of service (if installed).

  FAQ

  Why it works?

  
  From what I can tell, the previous BIOS flashing tool includes switches that later versions are not. -wipeclean - and wipeall are an integral part of this fix works as they completely erasing all the BIOS settings that are not usually deleted when the BIOS is updated. For some reason, Dell has removed these BIOS update tools options later.

  In addition, the previous BIOS flashing tool actually flashes the BIOS itself DOS rather than rely on the BIOS RAM loading and then Flash with routines in the BIOS of the current system. I have no idea if that makes a difference in the process, but I imagine that it allows more options to pass to the routine of flashing.

  Sorry for the long post, but I hope this helps someone! Having recently put his hands on a couple of these machines and having the same problem, it's incredibly frustrating.

• Start the Boot Manager

  Hi all

  I installed Sierra but need to wipe my drive to improve performance and have implemented the installer of macOSSierra on a USB key and necessary to reach the Boot Manager to start the installation.

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  When you use a wireless keyboard, you have to wait until after hearing of the Mac startup sound, then press on and hold the option key.

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• The Boot Camp Partitions drive and abandon

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• How to remove the boot camp on my pc?

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• I deleted the boot camp trying to resize the hard drive on my mac pro book. now, the computer does not start without a bootable device, which I don't have, and any download must be on a windows machine. Can anyone help

  I deleted the boot camp trying to resize the hard drive on my mac pro book. now, the computer does not start without a bootable device, which I don't have, and any download must be on a windows machine. Can anyone help

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• Select the boot device appears to casual throw & computer freeze certain functions

  HP Compaq Pavilion 64 bit, windows 7 Home premium

  6 months ago replace hard drive with the drive hard seagate 1 TB 64-bit

  Computer functions started random freezing of microsoft works, don't access the start menu, task bar functions, classifications, etc. all random works poorly but still able to use count in browsing the web. I look at you tube for long periods seems to stimulate the problem. Computer being left pending. Computer freezes seems to disappear spontaneously during use or after sleep or restart.

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  What have been the results of physical tests?  If all the past, then it seems that you encounter problems with the operating system.  If the problem is actually related to the operating system, then by reinstalling Windows will help you solve it.  This should help to address issues with malware.  Upgrade to Windows 10 is an option, however, you don't have full support of drivers.  I hope this helps.

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