I'm afraid I am unclear whether I should follow your instructions now, in order to set up 'enabling booting from CDRom' [which would then be permenently set], or whether I would only use those instructions after a crash and I am trying to restore my entire computer via my backup program's emergency CDRom bootable disc I have made.
But, since there is mostly only a CD rom drive on laptops nowadays, Like he just said , wouldn't be on already?
I would understand if your laptop had a floppy drive in its modular bay ( like the one I have now, an old P1 150 from IBM), Like I do have , even then , The CD was the primary boot drive in the sequence.
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changing the booting order in bios can be altered after you make any changes.
usually the backup program only needs to boot from the emergency disk once in order to load the program.
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But, since there is mostly only a CD rom drive on laptops nowadays, Like he just said , wouldn't be on already?
I would understand if your laptop had a floppy drive in its modular bay ( like the one I have now, an old P1 150 from IBM), Like I do have , even then , The CD was the primary boot drive in the sequence.