Re: startup setting; changing boot sequence




I have an old Dell Dimension XPS T450 running on Windows XP. I'm trying
to change the boot sequence so I can boot from a floppy disk to run
Windows Memory Diagnostic. I don't see any information in my manual on
how to do it. Can you please tell me how to do it? Thanks

Lonnie Howard
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When you first start the computer, there should be a prompt that gives
you the keypress to enter the BIOS setup. Some computers also give you
a second keypress for a temporary change in the boot order. You'll
have
to examine your computer for the keypress(es) or consult the
documentation that came with your Sony.

Malke

Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
"Don't Panic!"


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LonnieHoward
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