How the computer is switched to the operating system

First of all, the first step to modify the CMOS settings so that the machine into the CD drive boot, specify the following:

Start your computer

Hold the DEL key right now.

Enter BIOS or boot entry (different machine, the manufacturer's setting is not necessarily the same, but the principle is the same)

The following is an example of the BIOS:

Select Advanced BIOS Features Setup

Several options appear below:

bootup Device HDD-0 (HDD refers to hard drive)

Secand bootup Device CDROM (refers to the optical drive)

Third bootup Device floppy (refers to the floppy drive)

(The system first second third start)

Nothing else to choose from.

Bootup Device HDD-0 (change HDD-0 to CDROM)

To achieve the CD-ROM drive boot

Then press ESC to return to the previous menu

Select Save@exit Setup (save and exit Settings)

Note: Exit Withovt SAVE (follow the original settings and exit)

Boot press F2 into the BIOS, see Boot property, go in to find 1ST Bood DEVICE selected for the optical drive, save settings exit

Boot-->del (enter BIOS)-->bios FEATURES setup-->boot Sequence

--> Settings Cd-rom,c,a

Of course the new board will be a little different, grope for it!

Computer startup also in self-test (screen for black screen white, while also displaying an icon in the upper right corner of the screen) while holding down the keyboard "Del" button, you can enter the "CMOS Setup Utility" interface, using the cursor movement key to select "Advanced BIOS Features", Hit Enter to enter this setting and select the "Device" Item, use "Page Up" or "PAGE DOWN" two keys to modify it to the corresponding item, that is, if you start with the CD to change to "CDROM", and if you start with a floppy disk should be modified to "floppy"; Finally press F10 and hit the ENTER key to save the settings and exit the BIOS setup. It can then be launched from the disk by placing the corresponding boot disk.

Reinstall system Follow the steps below: 1: In the last shutdown before the system into the CD, 2: Check whether the BIOS is set to the CD-ROM drive for the first boot, the specific operation is as follows: Boot--See self-test Press del Key--into the bios--using the next key to choose advanced BIOS features- -After entering, select the 1St entry in boot Device priority, press ENTER to select "CD/DVD-.....", and then press ESC to exit, select Save&exit Setup on the main menu, and enter exit settings. 3: Set back, the computer will automatically restart, do not have to, wait until you see the screen appears "press any key to continue Setup" when the button to enter the installation interface. 4: After entering, it will automatically collect information, do not tube, wait until after collection, according to its prompts, press D to delete the C-disk content, that is, format C disk, and then press the L key according to the prompts, formally into the installation procedures, the process is fully automatic, without tube, midway have to fill in the content to skip it. 5: After loading, go to the desktop, right--attributes--desktop--Custom desktop--Put a few items are hooked, OK exit. 6: Install the sound card: if it is the motherboard, it will be the motherboard of the drive CD, select the sound card driver and install it, if not on the installation of independent sound card driver. 7: The video card driver is the same. 8: Set up the Internet: My Network Place--View the Internet connection--Create a new connection--the next step--connect to internet--manually set up my connection--connect with the required user and password--Enter the name of the ISP--and enter the user for the telecommunications order (generally ... @163.gd, Take your order and check it out--it's done.

OK, well, after you've done that, you'll be relieved to use the new system.