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You need to figure out how to get into the BIOS of your PC and change the
boot order. You may have to enable USB boot. If you have a Dell PC hit
F12 for a custom boot menu during startup (before windows starts) or F2
to get into the BIOS and dig around in there. Check your PC user guide
(probably downloadable) for BIOS configuration information.<br><br>
Lou<br>
VK3ALB<br><br>
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At 20:16 07/01/2013, you wrote:<br>
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I’ve already created a cd which works perfectly and today I thought I’d
try creating a bootable USB stick. It all went well as per the wiki
instructions but I came to a grinding halt when I discovered that my PC
(Windows 7 Pro 32 bit) has no option to boot from a USB port. It
only has the C: drive, the Floppy drive (does anyone use them any more?)
and the CD/DVD drive. I can’t see anywhere to add the USB to the
available options, or any way to change the Floppy drive option to USB.
Any suggestions?<br>
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Ken G<br>
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