When you’ve succeeded, save the changes and exit. The drive that is referenced at the top of the list is the one that boots first. There are navigation clues at the bottom of the screen, and also on the right side.Ĭlick on the "Advanced" tab and look for the "Boot Sequence". If you got into the Setup Utility, use the arrow keys and the return key to get around. This puts you into either into the "Setup Utility" or directly into the boot order menu. When I see the screen that is counting the RAM come up, I can press "Delete" to get to the Setup Utility.Īs it begins to reboot, press F? rapidly and repeatedly. My XPSR 400 wants me to tap on "escape" for a long, long time. Sometimes "Escape" works, but it depends on your computer. F10 works sometimes, but F2 is popular too. Usually, you get some clues on the screen as the computer begins to boot. You need to know which key or combination of keys puts you into the "setup utility" mode and then to the "Boot Sequence" or "Boot Order" mode. Test everything and then sell copies to your friends who only have laptops with no way to make 3.5" floppies. Which is pretty strange, since the floppy boots all by itself, but…whatever. Use the Nero CD Burner to make a bootable Data disk by copying the floppy. Later on, if you’ve left a Barry Manilow CD in there, don’t worry, the computer can’t boot that way even if it tries and will default to the next item in the list of possibilities.Ĭopy the "Standard Boot Disk with CD/DVD…" file from Symantec or Ghost to a new 3.5" floppy. It was able to boot without looking any further, but you want the computer to look at the CD drive first. This means that even if you did have the right CD, the computer will immediately boot from the hard drive, and never see your CD. But a laptop will probably be set to boot immediately from the hard drive.
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The computer looks for the first way it can boot into Windows or something else. J It should get you around the "Missing Operating System" problem. There may be other ways, but this one worked for me.
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I had quite a bit of trouble finding out how to do this, so I’m putting this information on the Dell website out of gratitude for their service. Most of my programs, and the also the Ghost image file, are on D. Anyway, it’s the operating system that causes most of the trouble, and the smaller partition where my OS lives is easier to copy. I don’t remember who made my laptop, but it says "dy" on the top. If your laptop doesn’t have a floppy drive, you need to find a way to make a GHOST CD boot disk, but since all of the instructions either tell you how to make a floppy boot disk, or a bootable Ghost Image on a CD.Ī bit of background: I have an 80 G hard drive, and I used Partition Magic 8 to make my C partition 15 G, and then another three partitions with about 20 G each. And from time to time, you make a CD or DVD of the file for extra safety. If you are like me, you want to put your image file on the hard drive somewhere. Norton GHOST 2003 Boot CD Disk for a Laptop
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