How can I not find CDROM in Lenovo brand DEL

When you turn on the phone, pay attention to the Ha There is a prompt on the lower left foot to press the key to enter the BIOSS setting

It's not the driver setting, it's the BIOS setting, if you don't like the trouble to set up, you can press F12 at startup, and find the option of cd or ***, it's the same.

There is no absolute saying which one is better, depending on which computer you are suitable for, Lenovo Lenove is a Chinese brand, China's pride, notebook cost performance and quality average.

ASUS is Taiwan's excellent quality **A little higher than the average Dell dell is cheaper, but it is through direct sales to get a bad notebook opportunity to compare the big Acer ACRE Taiwanese goods Acer Acer's computer is more blue screen HP notebook is now better looking **General Generally piano paint interface.

If it's about 5,000, with the current **, you can buy this summer's mainstream notebook configuration.

The main thing to buy is to buy a notebook to see what you're for, it's your own choice.

To be honest, if you want to buy a big brand of cost-effective notebooks for about 5000, it's basically no fun.

Buying a brand means losing the cost performance.

ASUS is the first to be recommended for games, and Lenovo is the first to be recommended for business.

HP, dell individual general users are not bad.

You still buy a Shenzhou!!

Economical and affordable.

In the sign you offered.

The first choice is the Dell Lenovo (which I personally think is more rubbish) and Asus.

Personal opinion: Lenovo's workmanship is not atmospheric enough, ASUS after-sales is not good, you can search on the Internet, there is a problem with the CPU, I changed the beta version to the customer, the user complained and was counter-accused, and I was imprisoned for 10 months. The HP used by my classmates, there is a bad point, just one, it can't be guaranteed, and the national standard has 3, but one looks awkward!

Dell batteries are long and cheap, but you have to know that at the same price, the configuration and quality are inversely proportional. Acer has not been exposed to it and does not understand. Personally, I think Toshiba is better, if you have Sharp in your location, you don't need to think about anything else.

Zhongguan Murakami's information, 4999 Core 2, 2G 160G 256M independent display.

1.HP, Asus.

2.Lenovo, Dell,

Actually, I personally like IBM

There is an advanced setting inside the BIOS. I forgot the English word. Generally, there is"first boot" "sencod boot" "others boot"Look for these 3 guides.

As long as you have an optical drive in your book,BIOS must have the boot entry of this device in it.。 You can go online and read some information about the BIOS setup class. It's cumbersome, but it's practical.

Especially when you have a problem with your computer...

Didn't you try this then?

I figured it out, which IDE CD to use will do.

Do you pretend to be yourself?,I advise you to take it to the store and install it.,They did it in it and couldn't fit it in.,Except for Lenovo computer CDs.。

Some motherboards have permissions set, so they can't be found, but this is rare, but it's not necessarily a permission problem

It should be a broken CDROM or a bad wire contact.

Lenovo's machine, boot, f12, choose sata-odd, enter.

Press F12,There will be three options,The first is to boot the computer from the hard disk of the computer,The second one will have a ***rom Shenma,That's what you're looking for.,Start the system from the drive disc.。

Win7 can't be easy to use. -

1) Start the computer, and when the press del to enter BIOS setup message is displayed on the screen, press the DEL key on the keyboard to enter and play the BIOS setup interface of the motherboard. Don't change it after entering the BIOS, because everything in it is very important, and if you make a mistake, you may not even be able to enter the system. All we need to do is change the order of the drive letters when the computer starts.

2) Select the Advanced BIOS Features option and press Enter to enter the setup process. Select the First Boot Device option, then press the Page Up or Page Down key on your keyboard to set it to a CD-ROM, so you can change the system to CD-ROM boot.

3) Go back to the main menu and save the BIOS settings. (The way to save is: press F10, and then press the Y key), don't be in a hurry to restart after you get it, put the installation disk into the optical drive, and then restart.

Some of the BIOS is pressed DEL,Some are pressed F2 or ESC, etc.,When the screen is turned on,He will have a prompt below,The landlord just take a closer look。

You don't want to press f 1-12 to try.

You can press F12 to enter the boot menu when the Lenovo logo appears on boot, and select the optical drive to confirm, and then you can start from the optical drive.