Problem to boot from a CD ROM or an ISO to install a guest operating system

When I start my VM on my Dell PE SC1420 he always tries to boot from the network (Intel E1000 network boot).

I have set the boot order in the game via F2 and used Esc during startup to select the device of boor, but it does not work.

Does anyone knows how to fix this?

Jan

I have the same problem. The option "connect to power on" is selected for the drive of CD-ROM I tried 2 different ISO files, the CD attached to the host and the local client CD. None of these works, the virtual machine always tries to boot from the network and then the system not found message.

Todd Lemmiksoo

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