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  I changed my system registry uxtheme.dll and this problem started occurring.

  Put the DVD in the drive and start it.

  You may need to change a BIOS setting to make the first boot device, a DVD/CD player. To do this, when you turn on look for a configuration message indicating what key to start typing - F2 and del are commonly used. The message appears for very long and it you miss, you have to restart the computer.

  In the BIOS, look for a section that contains the boot sequence, change to CD/DVD, save it and let the computer to restart. In addition, some pre-installed systems have another key (usually F12) that allows the user to open the start menu rather than change the BIOS boot sequence.

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  I am trying to put the optical drive Mat * a DVD - RAM UJ - 841 S as boot drive, but have so far failed.
  I have updated bios (1.7) set in the BIOS, the CD/DVD as 1st boot device (even if an exclamation point appears in front of this option, Philippe dunno what it means), have defined in cd/dvd Toshiba HWsetup-> FDD-> LAN-> HARD drive.

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  All that you have done is just but I do not understand what is happening with optical disc device?
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• Tecra M3 PTM30A will not boot from the cd to reinstall windows

  Hi all

  Totally new here and I have a question. I replaced the hard drive in the laptop, the old man died.
  I set the bios to boot from the cd. He reads the Windows XP cd for a minute then jump to trying to boot on the network adapter.

  Do I need to have the cd of recovery or must it be able to boot from a plain old XP cd?
  If it can boot from a normal cd is the stuffed ROM or am I missing something?

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  Hello

  > I replaced the hard drive in the laptop, the old man died

  Your new hard drive is recognized by the Bios?

  > Do I need to have the cd of recovery or must it be able to boot from a plain old XP cd?

  You can use a recovery (if available) disk or Windows disk copy. In the Bios, you must set the Cd/DVD-ROM as 1st boot device and press F10 save and exit. Turn it back on. Thus, your computer you should start the installation of the Cd drive.

• Satellite A215-S7422 Boot Menu PASSWORD required

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  Post edited by: hotsummerrain68

  Hello

  If I understand correctly, you have already installed windows, but you cannot access desktop. You can proceed as follows:.

  1 restore factory settings again without creating any password more.
  2 password with caps lock on (or off) shift
  3 you can try to reset the admin password using software called Windows Key Enterprise 9.3 build815 that works with Windows Vista/XP/2000/NT workstations.

  Burn the ISO file on a blank CD/DVD using any CD burning tool. Then restart the PC locked
  with this CD-ROM and follow the on-screen instructions to reset the Windows administrator password.

  Note, don't forget to put the cd/dvd as 1st boot device in the Bios (boot priority)

  Post edited by: Jeka -?

• Windows 8.1 itself affecting no.: 1 in the order of boot loader

  I treated myself to a HP Envy 700-230EA at the end of week.

  I like to use a mixture of Windows and Linux (Opensuse) in a dual-boot system.  I found the HP guide on how to install a 2nd o/s using a DVD (disable secure boot / enable start legacy / choose ATAPI CD/DVD as the 1st boot option).  It worked well and a boot for Opensuse entry has been added to boot order options.  I left the ATAPI CD/DVD as the first option / had opensuse in option 2 - with the Windows bootloader in option 3.

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  Hi dth2,

  The EFI bootloader will always take precedence where my suggestion to eliminate the UEFI mode and run mode inherited at the start of many operating systems.

  Another issue I found is with the W8 bootloader. It causes a double boot, when I have to many operating systems on the same hard drive. Using EASYBCD will rewrite the boot program and bring back the traditional Boot Manager menu.  This solved my problem on three different computers.  Even if you do not change the bootloader with EASYBCD, click on record so that it will rewrite the bootstrapper.  See image for example below.

  

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  Start the computer and start receiving the F2 key to enter the system setup/bios screens.

  Once in the bios, you can arrow over the BOOT screen there is a first, second and third boot device. Scroll down and use the arrow keys or the keys to make more or less the main hard drive the first boot device. If you read at the bottom of this screen, you will see what keys are used to make the hard the first boot device. Once you have the value HD 1st boot device, press the F10 screen to save the changes and exit.

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  Post proposed by the facilitator for the appropriate forum placed

  As in the ghost of the OS to another HD... Or boot HD option, if the latest, simply open the BIOS at startup the pc.

  reset the boot priority, set option HD as 1st boot priority. If you are attempting to clone C: another HD, then in

  Windows, go to run, type: diskmgt.msc in msc, R.click on the hard disk, delete the partition, the value to create one.

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  You are right on 4230 devices. They carried before we changed our method of installation/restoration and are not configured to boot from the default CD-ROM drive. I don't remember when change rolled in the production of 4210, but all * currently * navigation devices are configured with the correct boot order by default.

  The instructions for the upgrade/recovery of sensors using the reference of the CD (version 2.5 and later) checking the boot order in the BIOS, but do not go into the details of how change it.

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  2. go to the "Start" menu and select "Boot Device Priority"

  3 select a boot device and use '+' or '-' to move the unit upwards or downwards in the list until the boot order is correct (removable devices > ATAPI CD-ROM > hard).

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  5. go to the menu "Exit", then select "Exit Saving Changes".

  For the IDS 4210:

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  3. Select a boot device (1st, 2nd, etc.), then press.

  4. Select the appropriate device in the list (diskette, CDROM ATAPI or IDE-HDD) and press again.

  5. check the changes match the following:

  1st boot Device: [disk]

  2nd boot Device: [ATAPI CDROM]

  3rd boot device: [drive HARD IDE-]

  6. go to the menu "Exit", then select "Exit Saving Changes".

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  Hi Monkuboy,

  I am pleased to hear that the installation went well. In the BIOS there should be a section that defines your system boot devices. This is where you define the SSD as drive bootable. If you use UEFI, then of course you must select to start in UEFI from Windows, and you can set this option.

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