windows installation problems
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Shaun o
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- Oct 7, 2007
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It`s preferred Kayla.
Setting the hard drive windows os installed to it as the first boot device when completed.
Then setting the CD or Dvd rom drive of the system to number two slot in the boot order of your bios.
But you can leave it as it is.
As long as you remove the installation disk from the Dvd drive for windows install and setup.
It does slow the booting of the system down though as it takes a few seconds for the bios of the motherboard to detect the Dvd drive, and also has a set delayed timer fixed for booting from a boot able dvd disk placed in the dvd drive it`s self.
If you want the system to boot quicker and load windows saving a few seconds of time by all means set the Hard drive windows os was installed to as the first boot able device to look for.
Setting the hard drive windows os installed to it as the first boot device when completed.
Then setting the CD or Dvd rom drive of the system to number two slot in the boot order of your bios.
But you can leave it as it is.
As long as you remove the installation disk from the Dvd drive for windows install and setup.
It does slow the booting of the system down though as it takes a few seconds for the bios of the motherboard to detect the Dvd drive, and also has a set delayed timer fixed for booting from a boot able dvd disk placed in the dvd drive it`s self.
If you want the system to boot quicker and load windows saving a few seconds of time by all means set the Hard drive windows os was installed to as the first boot able device to look for.
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