In exactly the same way, by pressing the + and – keys, move the desired medium to the top of the list. This BIOS version is similar to the AMI version, so “Boot” must be used. As with the AMI BIOS, click F10 to save and confirm by pressing Y. A list of carriers will appear: use the arrows to select an option “Hard Drive” which corresponds to the primary hard drive, or “CDROM” which corresponds to an optical drive, and press Enter. Go to the line «First boot device» and press Enter. In this option, the options you need are in “Advanced BIOS Features” open it. F10 to display the save dialog, and confirm the changes by pressing “OK”. Use the + and – to move the desired media to the “First Boot Device” position. The hard drive is usually labeled “SATA” the CD/DVD drive is like. A list of drives recognized by the system opens. Within this section there should be an item «Boot Device Priority»Open it. There is a separate section in this version “Boot” – enter it with the arrow keys and the Enter key. Outdated text-based firmware interfaces are only found on older or cheaper PCs or laptops anymore, but they are still relevant. There are quite a few variations of both the first and the second It does not seem reasonable to consider them all within the framework of a single article, so we are going to focus on the most common variants. Let’s also make an important point: both “conventional” BIOS interfaces (two- or three-color tools based exclusively on text) and graphical variants of UEFI (full shell with keyboard and mouse controls) coexist. 
The most common combinations, as well as other methods, can be found in another article. On most systems this is done from the keyboard: while the computer is booting, press the function keys (F1, F2, F8) or Delete/Insert. It goes without saying that you will have to enter the BIOS to configure it.
Today we would like to describe the BIOS setup procedure to boot from HDD or CD/DVD. Sometimes installing from a flash drive is not available for some reason, or you will have to use an optical drive. Set BIOS to boot from hard drive or optical driveįor most users, preparing the BIOS to install the system from a flash drive does not cause any problems, while the reverse procedure (installing the HDD with the system as the primary media) is sometimes not too obvious.
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