To the best of my knowledge. If your motherboard bios does not have USB in boot priority menu you will never be able to boot from anything from USB. Windows 7 will not see or even look for a USB boot. Window 7 will just pay no attendsion to what is installed in a USB until the system is completely booted.
Refer Post 20 of this thread.
Mother board is the broad category and the details of the same furnished line by line. I tried to download the manual but so far no success
What is inter gav 915 ??
Never heard of it.
Did the PC originally come with XP, maybe that`s why you`re having problems.
Intel® Desktop Board D915GAV
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/pro...-Board-D915GAV
Hi, intel gav 915 was my previous mother board. I have given the mother board specification in my post 13 of this thread.
i have changed the mother board and processor and nothing else. I also wish to share that at present I am not having problem, but want to get extra knowledge about the items in the BIOs settings in old computers, in which there is less menu to work with .
Regarding the clarification of usb support, in my post 11, i have queried about a settings in old motherboard, which is having default support of legacy bios. But i want clarification on the point, i have marked in bold letters .
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