Turn off your hardware (the one with boot problems, including USB).Insert the USB device into the USB port.Turn on the netbook.Press the ESC key.The USB device should appear as an important potential bootable device.If everything works fine, your computer should boot from a valid USB device.
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03/25/2011 at 7:00 a.m.
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Hello everyone. I’m trying to set up an Ubuntu netbook for my mom who is confused with computers. I bought an image to install the boot desktop on a new netbook, created a USB drive to boot, then restarted my computer by pressing F2 to change the boot order. With the “+” I could see the exact key [Removable Dev.] Above: Boot “1st Device”, but still, and here’s the thing, it is incompetent: “Devince in parentheses would be disabled in the corresponding menu form.” I don’t understand, don’t do what to do. Please help …. Elad
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03/25/2011, 7:04
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The easiest way is to use filtering systems that POST to Esc as a system and then select their USB drive from our boot menu.
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03/25/2011 at 7:16
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Thanks, Elliot
But I don’t understand what you mean by post. Could you clarify?
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03/25/2011 7:27 AM 5k
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I can’t remember the exact terminology, but there is an additional option on the main screen for selecting a drive to help you be the first. This must be set before the boot order option.
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03/25/2011, 7:28 am
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How the computer performs the power-on self-test, commonly known as POST. In other words, if your company displays an Eee logo screen or you turn it off, you will see specific information about what is being done.
Press the corresponding on / off button, then press Esc key, the start menu will open.
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Maybe I should get involved first: This is an Asus Eee PC netbook running Windows Starter 7. The BIOS setup can be accessed by pressing the F2 key during boot. The problem is that although I was able to get the USB stick that was in BIOS versus “Removable Dev”. Elad
Press the power button and / or press the Esc key and the boot menu will appear. Try pressing F9, the important boot menu will open, then you can select USB 2.0.
Press the power button required for your computer.During the initial home screen, the media attention is ESC, F1, F2, F8 or F10.When you enter BIOS setup utility, the dedicated setup utility page is displayed.Use the pointers on your keyboard to select the DOWNLOAD tab.Move USB with boot sequence first.
