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On most PC's in BIOS (or UEFI) you can set the default boot order however you want, to prioritize USB, HDD, CDROM, Network, even floppy still. This has been th
by danelectro 12y ago
On most PC's in BIOS (or UEFI) you can set the default boot order however you want, to prioritize USB, HDD, CDROM, Network, even floppy still.
This has been the norm for about 10years at least, so that way you get the boot order best for your usage.
- dspillett 12y agoAye, I was saying the need to go in and change it has fallen away (unless you always want something different) as there is generally an easier short-cut to make a change just for this boot.