Why does the disk of the reinstalled system not respond when I put it in the optical drive?

Enter the BIOS, set the first boot to the optical drive to start, if it still doesn't work, it is a disc problem, many optical drives have to recognize the disk, even if the disc is not broken, it may not be able to be installed, try some more different, like rainforest wood wind, depth, etc., you will always find something that can be loaded.

Is it that the boot interface is not out or the system is not installed?

If the boot interface does not come out, it may be that the disc boot is not set, and the disc boot should be set in the BIOS.

If the system is not installed, it may be that the system is depleted; It is also possible that the optical drive is aging and cannot recognize the disc. Try a different system.

It should be a problem with the disc.,The damaged disc can't be read.,It's recommended to replace it with another disc.。

Is it a CD disk or a *** disk? Which type of optical drive is yours?

Go to the BIOS, set the boot order first, set the optical drive first, save and exit the BIOS, and you're good to go.

To set the optical drive as the first boot item in CMOS, use the disc to apply to the system

Go to the BIOS and set the boot order first, the optical drive.

Re-engrave one.,Try to see if it's good.,And don't open that ISO!!

Set up disc boot in the BIOS.

You'll need to set up your computer to boot on a CD. Start the computer, press Del to enter the main interface of the AMI BIOS setup program, use the arrow keys to select "Boot" in the upper menu, press Enter, use the arrow keys to check "Boot Device Priority" in the open interface, press Enter, select "1st Boot Device", press Enter, enter the Options interface, use the pgup or pgdn keys, set "1st boot device" to "cd ***:3s-ph...... "CD-ROM drive starts), press ESC, press F10, press Y again, press Enter, save to exit.

The BIOS must be set up before there will be a reaction. The system can be installed by following the steps below:

1.First, place the system disc into the optical drive.

2.Turn on the power and then observe the on-screen prompt to press "F2" for BIOS settings before booting the system.

3.Set the startup mode. Find the boot option, there is the first boot, generally 1st boot device, move the cursor to it, press the enter key to go in and select the item with the word ***, press the enter key to confirm.

4.Some of the key methods for moving the cursor are the arrow keys of the keyboard, and some are f5 and f6, which are prompted by the screen. Then press F10, select Yes, press Enter to confirm, and then the computer will automatically restart.

5.At this time, boot from the disc when starting, enter the installation system interface, follow the system prompts, step by step, and the installation process will be restarted many times.

1.It could be that you didn't set it up. Booting the system from an optical drive?

2.Is your disc potentially damaged? Please check.

3.Can your CD-ROM drive read? Is your disc cd or ***?

Please ask the landlord to check the problem from these aspects.

In the BIOS, it is necessary to set it to boot from the optical drive, which must be done (if your optical drive and disc are not damaged).

Check to see if your optical drive is broken.

You didn't set the light enlightenment:

The so-called optical start means that the computer reads the optical drive first when it starts up, so that if there is a disc with optical start function in the optical drive, it can be read before the hard disk starts (such as when installing the system from the optical disc).

How to set it up:1Start your computer and hold down the Del key until the BIOS setup window appears (usually with a blue background and yellow English text).

2.Select and go to the second item, "BIOS Setup". Find the item or group that contains the word boot, and find the three items in order: "first", "secend", and "third", which represent "first start", "second startup", and "third startup" respectively.

Here we can set it to "optical drive", "floppy drive" and "hard disk" in order. (If you don't see these three e-articles on this page, usually the option menu on the right side of boot is "setup", then press enter to see it).

3.After selecting the three startup methods, press the F10 key, the E text dialog box appears, press the "Y" key, and press Enter, the computer will automatically restart, proving that the changed settings have taken effect.

Go to the BIOS to set the optical drive to boot.

The light zone line is broken. Replace it with a new one. It's the one that connects the computer to the optical area (the thick one).

Set up your computer to boot from a CD-ROM drive Follow the prompts to install it step by step.

If you have any problems with the motherboard driver, it is recommended to reinstall the motherboard driver.

Enter the BIOS system to see if you can detect the optical drive.,If you can't, it may be a problem with the optical drive.。。。

1. Enter the BIOS system to see if the optical drive can be detected;

2. Make sure that the power cable and data cable are plugged in;

3. If you are sure that there is no problem with the above two points. That is, the data interface on the motherboard is broken or the power supply is not working;

The above first ensures that the optical drive itself is good.