How do I change the boot order of the Thinkpad R400 k26 notebook?

ThinkPad machines generally default to USB flash drive and optical drive are prioritized over hard disk boot, you can press F12 to select specific boot items when booting up. If you want to reset it, you need to go to the BIOS settings.

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Install the "Lenovo Power Management" software, and you can switch the boot of the integrated display and the independent display at will. It saves time and effort, and is very convenient.

What model? Something too old may not be supported.

You can choose from what is displayed on the POSS interface.

Press F12 when you turn on the boot or pay attention to what key to press when you are prompted to enter the boot selection menu. Lenovo is the F12, and so should the ThinkPad. Very few books press F11 F9 and some press ESC.

You can choose from what is displayed on the POSS interface.

It should be F2 into the BIOS.

It's not F9 anymore

And ESC.

It's definitely not del anyway.

Press F12 when you turn it on, bring up the menu, and choose it.

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If you set it up, it's annoying.

Boot repeated F1&F2 action must be fast, if it does not work to force shutdown, after the boot button is down, the screen lights up and quickly and repeatedly press F1 or Fn+F1 until it comes out.

How to get into the BIOS with the ThinkPad R400:

When you boot up and enter the brand page of the computer, press F1 to enter the BIOS.

Here are a few ways to get into the BIOS:

ThinkPad (press F1 to launch on startup).

hp (press f2 on startup and restart).

Sony (press F2 on startup and restart).

dell (press F2 on startup and restart).

acer (press F2 on startup and restart).

TOSHIBA (press ESC and then F1 on cold start) ComPAQ (press F10 when the cursor flashes in the upper right corner when the power is on, or press F10 when power on).

Fujitsu (press F2 on startup and restart).

The vast majority of domestic and Taiwanese brands (press F2 when starting and restarting), the others are generally del or tab.

The computer has a press enter and then select.

Some are f10

If you are sure that your optical drive is okay, press F12 when the machine starts, and there is an optical drive to start the option. If you want to set it in BIOS, select Startup---Boot--- press F6 to adjust the optical drive to item 1. f10 save exit.

There is an order in the startup, press the enter key to set it up.

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Enter the BIOS, press F9 Enter and select Yes, and finally remember F10 to save.

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Pls did you solve this problem? I'm also having this problem with my computer, and I don't know how to get it.