just wanted to know under BOOT in "boot option priorities" in #1 i put dvd so that win disk can boot the computer and in #2 i put 250gb ssd
that setting is diffrent from "Hard Drives BBS priorities" where the ssd is number one, do i need to put my 1 tb raptor would be #2.(those are my only hd) do i need to add the raptor as number 2 or can i leave it blank?
thx
Hi,
I don't believe it matters too much
cd/ dvd drive should be first technically but if you go to boot options and select it you can still boot to it
Matter of fact I believe you would have to manually boot to the cd/ dvd drive anyway otherwise the ssd would startup,
Secure boot/ csm thing :/
Hi,
Hard to say what's on it ?
Click start and type
msconfig
Boot section is the ssd your default os ?
Most newer computer have a Fn key you can press at boot to open the Boot Menu from where you can select the device to boot from. Therefore as AddRam said, "Put the ssd 1st and the raptor 2nd". Just make sure the CD/DVD is in the list somewhere and you can select it when you need it.
yeah basically there the obvios section where u put boot device priotities during install dvd is first then i set to ssd. my question is thers another part called "hard drive BBS priorities" where u can only select hd and i have ssd as #1 and leave out raptor in #2 ( should i add it and have both filled)
ps in it is called boot/hard drive BBS priorities
thx
My BIOS does not have the BBS settings, but my understanding is that it relates to USB devices, card readers, etc---and I get the feeling it can be ignored for the typical user--that is, accept the defaults.
You can root around with Google to get a better idea about it, but my cursory searching did NOT reveal it to be a critical setting for most users.
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