The method of choosing U disk Boot system with two kinds of BIOS programs

To allow the computer to boot from the U disk, you need to set up the BIOS in advance, and set the first boot of the sequence to the USB device. However, since there are several categories of bios on the motherboard, the way to set the BIOS to boot from the U disk is somewhat different. Let's take a look.

The BIOS is divided into three categories in the computer, the AMI BIOS, PHOENIX BIOS, award BIOS, general access to the BIOS settings are by the Del or F1, some computers may be different, the specific settings operation as follows:

　　1.Phoenix BIOS

In the BIOS setup interface, and then press the arrow key ↑, ↓, → or ← key select "Startup" and press ENTER, you will see three boot sequence options, respectively, primary boot Sequence, Error boot Sequence and automatic Boot Sequence. By default primary boot sequence works, select the key and press ENTER, then select 1st Boot Device and select the first boot device as "removable Dev." By pressing the + or-key. That is, a removable disk. Also, to make sure that the startup order of the settings works, you can set these 3 startup order options in the same order.

　　2.AMI or award BIOS

Or in the BIOS Setup interface, click the direction key to select "Advanced BIOS Features" → "Boot Device Priority" → "Startup Sequence" → "1st Boot Device" (Some may be "the" Boot Device ") and set it to" removable Dev. ". After each selection or setting, press ENTER to confirm.

After completing the BIOS setup, we can press the F10 key to save and exit directly, or enter Y to save when exiting. Then restart the computer, then the computer will not boot from the hard drive, but booting from the U disk boot.