XP system boot pop-up prompt "Boot from CD" solution

XP system boot pop-up prompt "Boot from CD" solution

First explain what does the boot from Cd:disk boot faiiure,insert system disk and press ENTER mean?

This means that the computer disk boot error, start from the CD drive, to enter the system press any key. So why can't it start? The reason is actually from this sentence can know, first computer startup program on the computer disk, when the first boot can not find the disk startup program must not start, the system automatically turned to the second start Xiangguang Drive, this time we do not have optical drive, so we can not enter anything.

Solution:

First, use the elimination method, first enter the computer board BIOS, set the first boot to boot from the hard disk.

1, the boot, in the lower left corner of the screen in the back of the "Del", quickly press the keypad at the DEL Key, then entered the BIOS interface * Can be a boot has been pressed Del key *;

2, move the cursor to the second "Advanced bios Features" on the first column of the BIOS table, press ENTER "Enter" to go to the next Level list;

3, with the ↑↓ key to select the cursor to the "first Boot Device" entry, press ENTER to the next level of the list, respectively, representing the different boot equipment, with the ↑↓ key will be the cursor set in the "Hard disk-hard Disks" item, press enter back to the previous level list, confirmed;

4, press F10 key, then appear a line of red box, the last one is flashing "Y" letter, and then press ENTER to confirm the save, and exit can be.

Note: At present, most desktop computer BIOS settings are the same, but a few settings are somewhat different.

If none of the above settings are effective, it may be that boot.in or other related files (hidden) in your system are missing. may be mistakenly deleted.

If you have only one system but there are more than two partitions, it is recommended that you put the system installation CD reinstall the operating system, preferably with the system you are commonly used in different partitions. Once installed, you can use both systems. If you do not have a newly installed system you can remove the new installation again.

But it's possible that you still have to open the Boot.ini,

[boot loader]

Timeout=5

Default=multi (0) disk (0) rdisk (0) partition (1) WINDOWS

[Operating Systems]

Downward increase

multi (0) disk (0) rdisk (0) partition (1) windows= "Microsoft WINDOWS XP Professional"/noexecute=optin/fastdetect

Then save the reboot.

Generally speaking, the most of these two cases, of course, there is also a problem is that the hard disk is faulty, but this situation is very small, because we can hear a drop on the computer self-test normal. If it is a hard drive failure, changing a hard drive can solve the problem.