Can the boot disk boot the optical drive? What is the purpose of the boot disc

What do you use your startup disk to boot a disc for?

Generally, the 98 disc can be booted by itself, into the DOS, just need to set the motherboard boot order!

The optical drive boot can be set as follows:

Boot on and press the Del (or Tab, etc.) key continuously to enter the BIOS

In the BIOS settings screen, you can only use the keys on your keyboard or the arrow keys.

Move the cursor over the Advanced BIOS Features item and press Enter. The Advanced BIOS Features submenu screen appears

In this interface, there are three items: first boot device, second boot device, and third boot device, which are to set the boot order of the boot device. Move the cursor over the first boot device, the default value is floppy, indicating that the first boot device is a floppy drive. Press the Enter key and the optional boot device interface will appear:

There are a lot of equipment to choose from here. HDD-0 represents the hard disk, CDROM represents the optical drive, and Floppy represents the floppy drive (a device can only appear in one boot sequence, that is, the first boot device and the second boot device and the third boot device cannot use the same device).

Move the cursor over the cdrom item and press Enter. It's back to the settings screen.

Press the F10 key to quickly bring up the save settings dialog box, press the enter key directly, and the computer will continue to boot.

This is the end of the setup.

It's usually startable!

You can make a boot disk in win98.

The approximate location is in the installation and removal program to make the selection of the system disk!

The SSD is in the position of the main disk, the mechanical disk is in the position of the optical drive, how is the system boot the default mechanical disk, the system with the format of the mechanical disk, and the relevant boot options are also set, and the default mechanical disk is still started when the notebook is restarted. Point F12 can choose the SSD to enter the system, but set the boot option a few more times, or the default mechanical disk, and finally enter the F12 SSD can not enter the system, what to say about the loss. Ask for pointers.

Because the first boot disk set in the BIOS is a mechanical disk, it has nothing to do with whether the mechanical disk is in the optical drive or hard disk bay.

Under the boot menu of the BIOS, there is a Hard Disk Boot Priority, from here you can modify the order of the hard disk, set the solid state as the first place, and you can boot from the solid state.

In addition, a third-party PE system is required to cancel the active partitioning of the mechanical disk.

A startup disc is a disc that can be used to boot the operating system on a computer. It usually contains configuration files about the operating system and other necessary files to ensure that the system is able to boot. Unlike operating system discs, boot discs can help repair the operating system without the need to operate the operating system without the need to operate the grip system while it is already running.

The uses of the boot disc include, but are not limited to, the following:

1.Reinstall the system.

If your computer's operating system doesn't boot, or if there's something wrong with it that doesn't work properly, a startup disc can help you reinstall the operating system. Some operating systems will come with their own boot disc, otherwise you can download it from the operating system official or a third party.

2.Repair the system.

The boot disc usually comes with a system recovery tool that can be used to repair system files and rebuild startup items. These tools can help you fix some system issues, such as a crash on startup, a blue screen on the operating system, etc.

3.Data recovery.

If your hard drive is corrupted and you can't boot the operating system, Minchang can also use the boot disc to recover some data in this case. The boot disc usually comes pre-loaded with data recovery software that can be used to access the hard drive and copy data to other storage devices.

In conclusion, the boot disc is a very useful tool that can help you quickly fix problems in your system and keep your system stable and secure. If you haven't backed up your operating system yet, it is recommended that you make a boot disc as soon as you install your operating system. This will benefit you a lot in the subsequent use of Duan Nahuai.