On 25 Feb 2006 21:15:38 -0800, "jumpingjim" <jimscarratt RemoveThis @hotmail.com>
wrote:
>I recently bought a second hand barebones Shuttle PC. After entering
>the bios and changing the boot option to CD first, I installed XP. What
>I have found happens now though, is that the PC won't boot up unless
>the Windows CD is still in the CD drive. Even changing the boot option
>to C drive first makes no difference. If I leave the the CD drive as
>the 1st boot option but leave the CD out of the drive again, it won't
>boot but leaves a message that the system disk is missing or corrupt.
>The PC runs XP fine but I have to have the CD in at boot up.
I have a different Shuttle system, but try this: from the setup menu,
select Advanced BIOS Features, then Hard Disk Boot Priority, and make
sure your boot drive is at the top of the list. If not, use the + key
to move it up.
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