Change Boot order

[MichaelE]

Please help an elderly gent ....

I am trying to change boot order to make a desktop boot from CD or USB
Have managed to get into BIOS and changed boot order acc. to enclosed dump.
But the machine ignores my changes and boots into Win 10.
What´s wrong with my setting????

Any support in this will be highly appreciated

Michael

 

[Tim Locke]

Did you do F10 and save changes before exit? Presume you did. I guess that Windows boot manager is the C: drive.
I don't recognize that Bios but I wonder if it should be USB/Harddrive to boot from USB.

 

[MichaelE]

Tim
Yes C:\ is the Win 10
The pic shows what it looks like when I enter into BIOS today without doing any changes.
I have tried to boot from a emergency disk for a back up program, but fails.
The same if I use emergency USB for the same program..
Michael

 

[Trouble]

In order for a UEFI system to boot to external media, that media must be made to support a UEFI boot and UEFI aware.
USE Rufus to contruct your boot media for the USB as indicated

Generally a DVD of Windows 10 constructed from the Windows 10 ISO should boot a UEFI machine.
Typically I will use ImageBurn http://imgburn.com/index.php?act=download to create a bootable DVD
The ISO can be obtained here https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/sof...459594)(TnL5HPStwNw-WaTVja5C7z2Vs7q82apCPg)()

 

[MichaelE]

Trouble
Thank´s will get Rufus and give it a try..
Michael

 

[Trouble]

http://rufus.akeo.ie/
Sorry should have provided the link above

 

[MichaelE]

Thank´s, got it.
Michael

 

[Norton]

Is possible that because the legacy boot sources are disabled?
The link below may help, if the other recommendations don't.

http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03659945/

 

[MichaelE]

Trouble
Followed Your advice.The created USB did NOT work on the desktop where I wanted it.
But tested also on other desktop and there it worked !!!.

Norton
Will have to look into your advice. But being a "no pro" on this, I feel a bit shaky and afraid I will make a mess.

 

[JAY B.]

Hi MichaelE

You must put « USB Hard Drive » in the first position, then you validate, and press « F10 » followed by « Save and Exit ». And you restart your computer with your USB device plugged in.

Have a Nice Day

 

[MichaelE]

Is possible that because the legacy boot sources are disabled?
The link below may help, if the other recommendations don't.

http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03659945/

Have tried this point to point. NO LUCK
Will make a new try later and see if I have "Missed" something anyway???