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Hi, I want to replace windows with Solaris. Im unable to change the boot sequence. Please give me the detailed explanation.

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If you enter the BIOS menu just before the system boots up, you can choose whether to boot from DVD ROM, LAN, USB etc. Just select what you require and save it.

  • Toby Lee
    Toby Lee Apr 14, 2011

    Set the bios to the default settings and it will boot from the cd first then the hard drive.If that doesn't work your cd drive eye may need to be cleaned or the cd drive is bad. The install disc your using also may be corrupt.

  • Toby Lee
    Toby Lee Apr 14, 2011

    Set the bios to the default settings and it will boot from the cd first then the hard drive.If that doesn't work your cd drive eye may need to be cleaned or the cd drive is bad. The install disc your using also may be corrupt.

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