Office_Max
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I recently started experiencing a strange problem in my boot sequence. I have my boot sequence to start off with my hard drive, then CDROM, then removable devices. Lately, however, when I boot my computer up, it seems to skip over the hard drive and go straight to trying to boot from a CD. I've already tried disabling the CD drive and the removable drive in the BIOS menu, but it's still trying to boot from CD. I get this message when my computer boots up:
Boot from CD:
No boot device available
Press ENTER key to retry
SATA-0 : Installed (primary hard drive)
SATA-1 : Installed (CD/DVD drive)
SATA-4 : None
SATA-5 : Installed (secondary hard drive)
I've had to start manually choosing which device to boot from. I'm running Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit and my primary hard drive was one that I put in myself, if that has anything to do with it.
Boot from CD:
No boot device available
Press ENTER key to retry
SATA-0 : Installed (primary hard drive)
SATA-1 : Installed (CD/DVD drive)
SATA-4 : None
SATA-5 : Installed (secondary hard drive)
I've had to start manually choosing which device to boot from. I'm running Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit and my primary hard drive was one that I put in myself, if that has anything to do with it.