I want to change boot order in my jetway boot from cd

re start your pc then while the pc is boot press control alt delete . then it will go to bios set up . then select first boot set up to cd .

when your laptop sets up press F10 that will take you to your BIOS ...next go to "ADVANCED" Next go to BOOT OPTIONS...NEXT go to BOOT ORDER.... To change the order of your boot, use the + and - keys, after you get the cd-rom first in order, hit F10....go over to the "FILE" and save changes and exit. Your laptop will restart on its own ! to change the setting back just reverse the boot order ! :)

I can't get you a copy of that CD but I can tell you where to get all the drivers, Bios, Utilities, and manual from:
http://www.jetway.com.tw/jw/download_show.asp?productid=P4MFM#

I hope it helps!

Put the cd in the drive and the system might be set to boot from it automatically.

If not, Put the cd in the drive and watch your screen for which key it says to hit to change the Boot Order or Boot Sequence, when you see the message, hit that key. This is a temporary change only good for the current boot cycle.

If you want to make a permanent change to the boot order or boot sequence, reboot your system and watch the screen for which key it says to hit to enter the Bios or System Setup. When you see the message, hit the key. Tab over to change the boot order or boot sequence. Normally you would make the CD/DvD drive 1st and the Hard Drive 2nd, because if the hard drive fails or has a problem you can always insert the cd and it will boot from it first. Just make sure when you boot that there is no music cd or movie dvd in the drive or you will get a message saying something to the effect of Unbootable device.

Replace the memory chip or try it in a different memory slot. Sounds like it has some issues.

Go to the BIOS setup and find the Boot Seuence. Select Hard Disk first and if Hard Disk in blank, Boot from CD and install Operating System. This error usually comes when BIOS do not find the Boot Record on Hard Disk. ([email protected])

The motherboard does not have the drivers installed and that is why they are not working. If you have the cd's for them, try booting pc with the cd's already installed. They should have auto-detected them. If you have a schematic of the motherboard, check all jumpers to make sure they are set correctly.

You can't just put the windows cd in your cd rom drive. If your going to change your boot order (to cd), then you HAVE TO use a BOOTABLE cd. That means a bootup disk with all the correct bootable files for WINXP. Same with a floppy. Change your boot order to a floppy....and in order to bootup windows, you MUST HAVE the bootable files ON THE floppy. In your case...the cd. The windows xp does not have the bootable files since it is only used for install and reinstall.

Create a bootable CD or floppy (((from someone elses WINXP pc or laptop))). There is a feature that allows you to do that. Then when you boot to cd it will start windows and give you options.

What install disk are you talking about, and sorry ,need to know the error too.

Hi, the problem not your video. It is your memory module, it is faulty. Try another one that is surely working and it should boot right up. Good Luck!