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  only (hard USB, CD/DVD, network, the OS Boot Manager), ok. I did the last Boot order

  I put my USB Bootable and press ESC, but my Flah is not in the list.

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  Press the power button then immediately press the ESC key to access the boot menu choose the F10 key to enter the BIOS. Click the System tab and then click start options.

  In the start options, enable legacy support option.

  

  

  Press F10 to save changes and your computer will restart.  Make sure that the USB is connected to a usb port. Now you should see the USB in the selectable start options if it is indeed a boot device.  If the USB was not bootable you still not see in the list.

• Boot USB drive

  Good then this summer I messed up my macbook pro (don't remember the version etc because I bought it used). in any case, I removed my boot on a crash drive after that a representative was trying to help me. Now my macbook starts just to a screen with an exclamation mark and a folder. I read that I can use a usb key and reinstall OS x lion on it so I'll be able to boot my macbook. I was just wondering if I install it to the USB I have will continue to use the usb whenever I want to get my macbook?

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• End of 2011 MBP El Capitan Windows 7 Boot Camp without optical drive internal (LOSING MY MIND, Please HELP)

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  • Patience to use VM and WinClone and all that BS.

  Sorry for the harsh tone, but I'm losing my mind edition .plists and restart a hundred times a day. erasure of the USB drives when all this used to work years ago.

  I was sure it was possible to install Windows 7 on my MacBook Pro 2011 delay, an external optical drive. I not even asking to use a USB key.

  Why do I have all official records of Microsoft and a USB/DVD drive, but am forced to use an other intern, that is broken for like 90 percent of Mac owners.

  I see a black screen with a cursor on startup or a black screen saying no boot device... After using Boot Camp Assistant. I tried to not use the wizard and make a Fat32 partition on my USB on and implemented to date, but this method failed as well for some reason any illogical.

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• PC tries to boot from external USB instead of the internal hard drive at startup

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  You should probably go into your BIOS by pressing F10 at HP welcome screen and changing the options in the start for the HDD menu start the first.

  Then you can set the boot for other devices as you order please.

  Make sure that you save your settings, where you made the change, and again when you go out.

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• SA30-414 boot from the floppy USB drive

  Hi all!

  I'm tryin to get my my satellite A30-414 to boot from the floppy USB drive and enter the dos mode, but all I get is a black screen (without a slider, of course!), and then the windows XP login page directly. Can you tell me if this model has a boot device menu shortcut keyboard?

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• Unable to set USB drive as first boot on my Satellite A60 device

  I have an A60 which CD/DVD does not work. I want to reinstall windows XP from a USB key (I know it's possible) but impossible to define the sequence in the BIOS to boot from USB.

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  I'm sure that on Satellite A60 boot USB is not supported. As much as I know it is possible on new laptops but not on this old model.

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• No boot sector on hard drive internal?

  I got a Dell Latitude D610 with XP Professional pre-installed on a few years ago and it worked fine up until last month. I discovered that the hard drive crashed so I bought a new.

  After I installed the new hard drive, when I turn on the computer to reinstall the operating system, I get the error "no boot sector on hard drive internal no bootable devices - strike F1 to retry Reboot, F2 for Setup utility"

  Now, whenever I look in the BIOS, it is said that she read my hard drive. (40 GB HARD DRIVE) I know that the drive is empty and the OS installation disc has service pack 2 on it, but when I put the disc in I get the same error message. The drive, which I am using is a clean CD Windows XP Pro I had earlier.

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  I am a student with a part-time job full time and cannot afford a new laptop or even an operating system for the moment. Could someone help me find a solution to this problem?

  OK, I solved the problem:

  -J' have torn the XP Pro CD Image and stored on this desktop computer.
  -J' mounted the ISO on my flash drive.
  -J' took my laptop HARD drive
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  -I reconnected it the HARD drive while the computer has booted the OS Setup
  -J' reinstalled the operating system of the
  -Download the drivers on the Dell site and put on another flash drive
  -Install the drivers on my laptop

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  I seem to have the opposite problem of most people.  I have two internal drives in a RAID 1 array on my NAS200 and I have no problem with them.  I can insert a flash drive into one of the USB ports and I have no problem reading and writing to it.  I can even insert a USB camera card reader and can read and write to him as well.

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  Good questions for Toshiba engineers.
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• Unable to boot from usb drive on lenovo ideapad z585

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  I created a Memtest + USB key which works very well on my desktop PC but it will fail to start on my Lenovo Ideapad Z585, it just goes right to the quick connection of Windows 8 despite pressing F12 and selecting the Generic USB 2.0 device in the boot device menu.

  Any suggestions please? Thank you.

  Edit - Boot USB is enabled in bios.

  Edit - the USB is detected as it is listed in the start menu and the bios but cannot simply start and I like I said before, it starts up fine on my desktop PC.

  Edit - I tried an another USB drive, the same problem.

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  Could disable you secureboot and uefi BIOS? He helped in many cases.
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• Cannot start. Don't get the error "no boot sector on hard drive internal.

  Original title: computer does not load.

  After that I turned on my laptop (windows XP) I get a black screen saying "no boot sector on hard drive internal" "no devices bootable-strike F1 to retry boot, F2 for installation; After pressing F1 displays the same screen and if I press F2 Setup screen appears and then I'm lost. Help please!

  Hi Jose_luna47,

  1. Did you the latest changes on the computer?
  2. When was the last time it was working fine?

  Method 1

  I suggest that you perform chkdsk analysis on the computer to check and fix the errors on the hard drive by using the recovery console.

  Chkdsk

  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/chkdsk.mspx?mfr=true

  How to install and use the Recovery Console in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307654

  Description of the Windows XP Recovery Console for advanced users

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314058

  Method 2

  If the previous step fails, then you will need to check the settings in the basic input/output system (BIOS) and you need to contact the computer manufacturer for help with basic input/output system (BIOS).

  Important: Change (CMOS) BIOS/complementary metal oxide semiconductor settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

• ACER S7-391 RECOVERY OF A BACKUP ON USB DRIVE - BOOTING FROM A USB DRIVE.

  The manual shows as below: -.

  If it is not already enabled, you must enable the

  F12 Boot Menu and once switched on and registered:-

  During startup, press Fn> + => to open the start menu. The boot menu allows you to choose which device, select the USB drive. Use the arrow keys to select the USB device, then press on Enter.

  I activated with F12 success and after pressing F12(Fn+=) only the windows startup menu appears with no possibility of selection.

  I should if Acer community member can help with instructions step by step on how to get a boot menu by selecting the USB stick to boot from.

  Thanks for help

  Boot Mode UEFI is where you were mistaken. You will need to attach it to Legacy to boot from USB drive and restore your backup, UEFI will happen to return to Windows (according to Acer).

  Your USB flash is bootable, however it does not contain your actual backup (disk image) files. If you did your USB bootable after backup, well, your backup went, as in the process of making a USB flash drive bootable, that the drive is wiped.

  I would suggest to update your Bios, the direct download of the here are more late (2.15).

• How to create and boot from a separate removable usb drive?

  Do some testing software and wish not to overwrite my MBR disk (c :))

  It's a matter of Google:

  http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&source=HP&q=How+to+Create+and+boot+from+a+separate+Removable+USB+Drive&btnG=Google+Search&Meta=&aq=f&OQ=

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• How to boot from USB-drive on Compaq Presario CQ57 400SO

  Hello!

  I have a Compaq Presario CQ57-400SO I want to install Windows XP instead of Windows 7, which is included. I had two questions now since I hit a few bumps.

  1 at - not, at all, driver support for Windows XP to get their hands on?

  2. How am I suppose to boot from USB (my DVD-ROM is broken)?

  + Have converted my installation of Windows XP on USB disk.

  -J' have tried to change the boot order, and no, the USB is not marked with! so it should work.

  -J' tried by pressing F9, that gets me the Boot Option menu. But once I press the USB it goes right to the Windows (the pre-installed).

  Thank you in advance.

  Kind regards

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  Hi @kvartsnorsk

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I know that you are looking for drivers for Windows XP, unfortunately, this laptop was not sold configured for this OS. Drivers are available for windows 7 and 8 (32 and 64 bit)

  What happens if I do not see my operating system?

  On the boot USB device, it is likely that your bootable usb image isn't UEFI, so you should enable legacy boot in the BIOS to allow boot off this device.

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  The Legacy Boot mode - NeoSmart Knowledgebase