How to disable A drive Set the first boot to hard disk boot

Go to the BIOS. It's usually just the option you get into. Enter.

And then find something. Enter again. Selective disab..?

Or (anyway, Chinese means forbidden.) I can't remember it all at once. Then the F10 save exits.

Press the DEL button on boot, enter the BIOS to modify, the BIOS setting position of each motherboard is different, you can take a picture after entering the BIOS, and then tell you to press that button, or go to the BIOS settings.

In the first option of BIOS! Turn it off!

Not in the boot order, in the first or second, find the one: floppy .Changed to disabled

Set the hard disk as the first boot item.

The U disk is used as a boot disk, and the DOS inside is used to install the system.

In XP, the system will automatically assign disk fetishes, first all the hard disks are lattice into FAT32 format, and then the Windows installation files on the USB disk are tested to D:, and then installed on D:, during which the USB disk is unplugged.

NTFS is not recognized under DOS, and the main owner of the building should pay attention.

Restart the computer and press the F1 key - enter the BIOS - select the first item - and change to Unavailable, and you're done.

You have to go to the BIOS to set it up...

Press del to enter the BIOS when starting, and set it inside after that.

Go to the BIOS and set the boot order.

Inside the BIOS project put.

A drive is prohibited.

Boot without stopping, click delete to enter bois, select the first item, enter and see boot up, floppy seek, set it to disabled, point f10, save, exit, restart, everything is ok.

The boot button (different motherboards have different key values, refer to the list) to enter the BIOS.

Find Boot Up Floppy Seek in turn, set it to Disabled (disabled), and then press the F10 key to save and exit, restart the computer will not boot and detect the A drive.

It's okay to block the A drive of your computer, here's how:

As long as you press and hold DEL or F1 (most of them are DEL) when you boot up, you can enter CMOS --- select the first item (arrow key) Standard CMOS Features (Enter).

The following drive a : set to none--- then press F10 to save and automatically eject.

Reboot and it's OK.

Answer: Press the Del key to enter the BIOS menu and see Floppy, that's your default floppy drive interface turned on, set to none, and it's OK.

If that doesn't work, select the hard drive in the first item of the startup item.

If the fault is resolved, please powder.

You need to go into the BIOS to set it up and disable the scanning floppy drive.

Turn off the floppy drive in the BIOS.

Turn off the floppy drive settings.

Press and hold delete as soon as you turn it on

The key does not go straight into the CMOS

The settings interface is entered - standard

cmosfeatures---drive

A or driveb this 2

All were relocated to none---

f10 and enter (exit and save) - restart.

1. Turn on the computer, click Delete or F2 or ESC to enter the BIOS.

2. The general motherboard BIOS supports two floppy disk drives, which are called A disk and B disk in the system, corresponding to Drive A and Drive B in the BIOS settings. If the floppy drive is connected to the distorted end of the data cable, it should be set to Drive A in the BIOS; If the connection does not have a distorted position in the middle of the cable, it should be set to Drive B in the BIOS. There are 4 options in the floppy drive settings:

None, and, now use almost all floppy drives, so according to the position of the floppy drive connected to the data cable, set to " at the corresponding drive A or drive B, you can. If you don't have a floppy drive installed on your computer, set both Drive A and Drive B to None.

3. Save, exit, and restart the computer. The A drive is automatically closed.

Boot up and press del to enter the BIOS, select the first item, after entering, see Driver A, select none in the parentheses behind it, and you can turn it off! ~

The first option.

That's what you see.

Setting it to none is off.

In the first option. If you see a letter with an a, turn it off.

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