#PRESS ANY KEY TO BOOT FROM CD INSTALL#

#PRESS ANY KEY TO BOOT FROM CD INSTALL#

I got through the first few screens of the Windows 10 installer, but it doesn't see a drive on the screen where I would select one to install Windows (even if I refresh that screen).

I actually booted with the hard drive disconnected so it would force booting the DVD, then reconnected power to the drive. Choose the Windows installation to be repaired, and type in the Administrator password followed by the Enter key to submit it. Press R to start Recovery Console when the Options screen appears. Select the appropriate Boot Media Device (CD/DVD-ROM. Press any key to boot into the CD when you see the Press any key to boot from CD message. This system doesn't have a PS/2 port for an older keyboard. The key to enter the BIOS is usually shown on the screen.) 2. There is no option in the BIOS for legacy USB keyboard mode. Upon system restart, the message which says Boot from CD/DVD: will appear in the bottom left corner of the screen. I think it then tries to pass boot to the hard drive or something, so that fails. The bootloader on the disc says 'Press any key to boot from CD or DVD.' Then it ignores my key presses. I can see the DVD's boot loader briefly after I select that device from the EFI BIOS boot menu. Should be the latest 'creator's update' since I used the latest 'media creation tool' from Microsoft. Earlier this month, I created a Windows 10 install DVD. Here we need to designate the CD-ROM Drive as the first boot device option. Then use the + and - key to move devices up or down in the priority list. Use or key on the keyboard to navigate to the menu named Boot. Press F2 key to get into the BIOS settings. Working on a PC that needs the OS reinstalled. Set Phoneix BIOS to Boot from CD/DVD disk.

Press any key to boot from cd