Set Boot Option:

After getting into the BIOS, we should set the First Boot Device to be CD ROM.
Here is various way to set the boot option on lots of computers:

Dell:

• choose Boot Sequence
• arrance 1 to CD-Rom by pressing "-"/"+" and press space to enable it
• save the settings and exit

Some Dells:

• set Boot Sequence to A,CDROM,C and Press Esc
• F10 to save it

HP:

• select Boot DeviceProiority Item and Press <Enter> to select 1stboot Device.
• Press <down arrow> to sellect ATAPICD-ROM.
• press <F10> to Save and exit Setup.

IBM notebook/PC:

• Select Devices and I/O Ports.
• Select Legacy Diskette A:
• Change the Legacy Diskette A: setting from Auto to Disable.
• Select Startup Option.
• Select Startup Sequence Options.
• Change First Startup Device under Primary Startup Sequence to CD-ROM.
• Save and exit the Configuration/Setup utility program.

AMI:

• choose the BOOT option
• choose Boot Device Priority and choose first boot device to CDROM and second boot device to HARD DRIVE
• press F10 to save settings and exit.

Award:

• choose Advanced Bios Features
• set First Boot Device to CDROM and Second or third to HDD-0
• Press F10 to save the settings and exit.

See Access BIOS
See Example for Dell