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List of the contents of this article:

• 1,HS code monitoring in European supply chains How to set up the c disk startup?
• 2, How to set up the computer USB disk boot system
• 3, Teach you how to set up the hard disk startup system
• 4 、How to set up the optical drive to start the computer system

How to set up the c disk startup?

The method of setting the C disk as the boot disk is: the first is to hold down the delete key immediately when it is turned on (the motherboard brand and model are different, and there are also differences in entering the bios settings. Some machines press the F2 key), and the BIOS setting interface will appear later.

The first step is to see what format you have. The operation steps are as follows: Double-click [Computer] with the left button (xp system is "My Computer") and select the c disk. How to modify the boot disk to a c disk tutorial Figure 1 It can be seen that my win7 system is in ntfs format.

Computer settings c disk startup: When different brands of computers start up, press different function keys F8, (F10, F12) or del keys to enter the BIOS SETUP blue screen interface, enter and find the "FIR" arranged in order.ST", "SECEND" and "THIRD" three items, just set to USb in "First Start".

How to set the computer to start the c disk: After booting into the bios interface, find "BootOp-tion#1" in the boot item, and select the USB disk to start.

Press the F10 key to save the settings and exit back. At this time, a window will pop up and select YES. The computer restarts at this time. C disk refers to one of the main partitions of the computer's hard disk, which is generally used to store or install the system. For a single operating system installed on the local hard disk, it is the default local system boot hard disk.

How to set up the computer USB disk boot system

1First, turn on the computer. When the boot page pops up, press "F1" to enter the BIOS settings. After entering the BIOS, use the arrow keys and the return key to operate. Under the Boot menu (sometimes in other menus such as Security), change Secure Boot to Disabled (indicating that the security boot is disabled).

2. Generally speaking, there are two ways to set the computer to start from the USB flash drive. The first is to enter Bios and set the USB flash drive as the first boot item. The second is to use some ready-made startup keys on the computer to select the USB flash drive to start.

3. Press F10 to save the settings, and the computer will restart and enter the USB flash drive boot interface.

4. Insert the USB flash drive into the computer and press Del or F to restart.2 or F1 or F10 or esc and other keys to enter the BIOS interface. Under the boot item selection menu interface, select the usb item and press the Enter key to enter the USB disk reinstallation page. Reinstalling the system can solve some problems caused by viruses and various system problems for unknown reasons.

5. First, press the F2 key to enter the BIOS interface. Note: After the UEFI BIOS model enters the BIOS home page, press the F7 key to enter the Advanced settings page.

Teach you how to set up the hard disk boot system

Make sure that there is an operating system on the hard disk: ** The operating system must be installed on your hard disk, such as Windows, Linux, etc.Otherwise, the computer cannot be started from the hard disk.

The computer system is set to boot from the hard disk, just enter the bios mode and set it to the hard disk in the startup item.

Use the up and down keys to adjust it to the top row, press Enter to confirm, and then press the F10 key to save the setting of exiting the BIOS. Restart the computer to read the hard disk.

How to start and stop the computer system?

First, turn on the computer, find the control panel icon on the desktop, and double-click to open it. On the open control panel page, find the "Management Tools" option and click. As shown in the figure, on the open management tools page, find the "Service" option and click.

StepsTo open the close menu, click the "Start" button first, and then click "Close Computer" in the pop-up start menu. Steps: Click "Close" in the pop-up "Close Computer" dialog box to turn off the computer.

[Ctrl]+[Alt]+[Delete] Press and hold [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[Delete] at the same time to restart. [ Ctrl] + [Alt] + [Home] Press and hold [Ctrl] + [Alt] + [Home] at the same time to restart.

The details are as follows: First, click the taskbar [Xiaona] icon according to the arrow in the figure below. The second step is to enter [Control Panel] in the search box according to the arrow in the figure below. The third step is in the search results, click the [Control Panel] option according to the arrow in the figure below.

Power-on: When the power switch is pressed, the power supply begins to supply power to the motherboard and other devices, and the system executes commands to start the computer. Switch users: When the system has multiple users, log in to other users without closing the original account. Log out: close the account that has been logged in.

Windows In the Windows system, it is relatively simple to turn on and off automatic system updates. You can follow these steps: open the Control Panel and find Windows Update. Click the "Change Settings" tab.

How to set B IOS enables the system to start from the CD

Press the power button of the computer, wait for the computer to start, and enter the BIOS system. In the BIOS system, use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the "Boot" tab.

The first type: restart, press Del to enter BIOS, find Advanced Bios Features (Advanced BIOS parameter settings) and press Enter to enter AdvaNced Bios Features (advanced BIOS parameter setting) interface. First Boot Device start-up order 1. Second Boot Device Power-on and start-up sequence 2.

The settings of CD-ROM startup are in "Advanced BIOS Features". Different motherboards, the menu order may be different, and some may have more items. Just find this item. Use the up and down arrow to move the cursor to select "Advanced BIOS Features" and press Enter to enter the settings.

First, turn on the computer's optical drive or insert it into the external optical drive, and then put the CD of the system into the optical drive. Then restartMove the computer and press the F10 key on the keyboard while starting up, which is the special button for HP notebooks to enter bios.

Select the optical drive with the arrow keys of the keyboard in the pop-up window, and press Enter to confirm your choice. In this way, we changed the first driver guidance to optical drive guidance. At this time, press the keyboard F10 to save the settings of the BIOS we just modified. Put your system CD into the optical drive. When the computer is restarted, you will find that it has been started from the optical drive.

Step 1: Enter the BIOS setting interface. To enable the CD boot option, we first need to enter the BIOS setting interface of the computer. BIOS is the basic input and output system on the computer, which is responsible for controlling the startup sequence and hardware settings of the computer.

How to set up the optical drive to start the computer system

1. When the reinstall system needs to be started from the optical drive, press DEL to enter the BIOS settings, find the First Boot Device, and set it to CDROM (optical drive Start), the method is to select First Boot Device with the keyboard direction keyboard, turn the page with PgUp or PgDn to change HDD-O to CDROM, press ESC, press F10, and then press Y to save and exit.

2. How to set up the optical drive startup? When we first turn on the computer, the first thing that appears is the logo of the motherboard. Most motherboards press the Del key to enter the bios setting panel (PresDELtoentersetup), this is not absolute. Some brands of hosts have their own settings, such as pressing FF8 or F12.

3. Set the optical drive as the first startup. Here we can set it to "optical drive", "floppy drive" and "hard disk" in order.

4. After selecting the "Save & Exit Setup" item, press the "Enter" return key, press the "Y" key, and press the "Enter" return key, and the system will save the recognition and restart. So far, the first priority start of the system [optical drive startup] item has been set.

5. After turning on the computer, hold down the [Del] key to enter [Bios] for settings. Find [Advanced Bios Features] on the page, translate it into Advanced Settings, and click it.