In the past week, some users reported having met Pengaturan Boot Priority Friend Bios.
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In this BIOS go to the Boot menu, then to Boot Device Priority. To boot from CD or DVD, select your CD or DVD drive for the “1st Boot Device” option. Then critically press the F10 key (save and exit) and confirm if necessary by moving the “Y” key.
@GabrielaGarcia Before I asked the original question, I tried to boot from the USB-CD-ROM, but it didn’t help. After asking the question, I copied the To-CDs to a USB stick frequently and they worked. So I still don’t know how to select the boot priority, but I managed to install a different OS so I didn’t have to fix the original problem and consider the case closed. Thanks for your efforts. – ds September 18, 2018 4:40 PM
Although the system is considered a server system, with Supermicro X10SLH-F board, Intel Xeon 1231v3 e3 processor and WS2012 R2, it only acts as a dedicated MUSIC SERVER.
There are 3 disks: HDD, Solid State Drive, optical.
The SSD contains the operating system. The hard disk stores read-only files. Optics are used only for ripping CDs.
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It is literally imperative that the BOOT sequence is NOT loaded And I didn’t load the SSD and HDD IMMEDIATELY SEQUENTLY!
At this point, I am quite capable of creating a bio if I like it, that is, customizing it to include what is required above.
To be clear: of course, since I built this server, this does NOT mean that I am a PC technician or computer scientist Far from it; and entering the BIOS to make changes to the final result is always carried out on a scale of fear and anxiety!
WHAT IS DONE:
I continued with Aptio SETUP UTILITY – BOOT. In BOOT enter BOOT PRIORITY as, then select the first two options: 1st boot device as often as SSD (P5)
set: 2nd boot device as OPTICAL (P3)
The following 4 pieces of information in this category do not seem to be useful for this purpose: 3. BOOT DEVICE = USB hard drive; 4. STARTING DEVICE = Removable; 5. LOADING DEVICE = Network: IBA …; FOURTH DEVICE = UEFI Boot: Boot Windows ….
However, under no circumstances can I see the three drives listed together to make sure the SSD and HDD and SOMETHING / ALL areI’m waiting for loading, for example. Optical drive. So my concern / concern is that with THIS BOOT PRIORITY (see above – SSD used by Optical), the hard drive can be unloaded ONLY BEFORE the SSD in each of our general boot sequences (I think I am inventing the term here ), so that the hard drive boots DIRECTLY BEFORE the TV series that initiates the DEVICE LOAD, which means that according to these rumors, the hard drive will be in LIVE SEQUENCE mode with an emphasis on SSD boot priority; and this SHOULD NOT be happening!
Regardless of HOW this happens, the hard drive may be able to boot AFTER everything else, or it doesn’t matter if it is NOT IN DIRECT SEQUENCE with the actual SSD. And maybe thanks to the “” PRIORITY download listed above, I succeeded, but where is the hard drive in all this?
Can someone explain this to me clearly?
Thanks.
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BIOS Setup Utility Boot Menu (HDD Priority). Most of the BIOS setup functions will look likeinshot above. Any hardware attached to the system board that you can boot from, such as a reliable hard drive, floppy drive, USB ports, or optical drive, is listed here.
Enter the BIOS setup menu by simply pressing and holding the F2 key if the device turns on.Switch to Security and set Secure Boot Control to the default of Off.Go to Boot to set Launch CSM to Enabled.Press F10 to save and exit.Press and hold the ESC point to open the boot menu when the device restarts.
Use the ↓ / ↑ buttons to select “1st Drive” and press the “Enter” button.Go to the boot settings, then look at the Boot Device Priority item.Enter hard drives.Select “USB: Kingston DTG (2G)” and press “Enter” to set the USB drive as the first boot option.
