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Forte Lambardi
Is there a suggested, universal boot sequence one ought to use? I just went in and changed the boot settings for CMOS, and I was wondering if anyone has heard of a suggested sequence that users should use...

Thanks you for a response. unsure.gif

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Universal boot sequence? I don't know about that but it definitely help if you put the HD first because it helps load faster a bit. Most PC now has specific key if you need to boot from CD so you can put that one at the bottom smile.gif.
Forte Lambardi
I see... Thanks. smile.gif

Anyone else have some information?
MikeW
Perhaps this will help you

http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/hermanzone/p1.htm
YoKenny
My preference is to set it to boot from floppy A: then CD-ROM then the hard drive.

The reason I like to have it set up this way is to enable booting a floppy with a basic operating system ( OS ) that I can run FDISK to set up hard drive partitions then run FORMAT and then boot an operating system CD to install it.

I do this without the system being physically being connected to an Internet connection as the system is most vulnerable during the OS install installation without a firewall.

I then insure that the OS's firewall is activated and begin the process of installing the OS Security Updates.
1984
QUOTE(MikeW @ Dec 31 2007, 02:41 AM) *



Thats a great page. smile.gif
Forte Lambardi
Thank you guys for your info.

I never knew your OS was most vulnerable to viruses and things while the OS is being installed. Thanks for the page, 1984. I am going to book mark it. tongue.gif
1984
QUOTE(Forte Lambardi @ Dec 31 2007, 10:47 PM) *
Thank you guys for your info.

I never knew your OS was most vulnerable to viruses and things while the OS is being installed. Thanks for the page, 1984. I am going to book mark it. tongue.gif



Lol, thank Mike, he posted it first! smile.gif
Forte Lambardi
o_O I see... I am not too famillar with this forum's history so I wouldn't know. Then I thank both you and Mike. tongue.gif
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