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List of the contents of this article:

• 1, Why does the computer hard disk have to rely on the USB flash drive to start the system, and the direct hard disk fails to start?
• 2、Computer Mechanical Hard Disk Boot Tutorial
• 3. How to set up a hard disk startup on a desktop computer
• 4, How to set the hard disk as the first boot after the computer is turned on?

Why does the computer hard disk have to rely on the USB flash drive to start the system, and the direct hard disk fails to start?

1. The computer hard disk must rely on the USB flash drive to start the system. The reason for the failure of the direct hard disk startup is that there is a lack of boot installation and execution in the system. It is recommended to try the following method: first go to PE to use "PTDD partition table doctor" to set the C disk to "active" instead of "hidden" and other Don't worry about the plate.

2. Reason for failure 1: The computer has more than two hard disks, and the hard disk you installed the system is not set as the first boot hard disk.

3. The notebook cannot be started from the USB flash drive. Is the boot disk selected to start from the USB flash drive? Is the USB flash drive installed completely? Is the USB flash drive damaged? Plug and unplug several times and try to change the USB interface.

4. I: When installing the Ghost version of the system, the main boot record MBR of the disk is broken, and the MBR needs to be rebuilt.

Computer Mechanical Hard Disk Boot Tutorial

The steps to activate the device's mechanical hard disk are as follows: Connect the hard disk: Connect the mechanical hard disk correctly to the laptop. Enter disk management: In the Windows operating system, you can right-click "My Computer" or "This Computer" and then select "Manage".

Press DEL to enter the bios settings.Click EXIT in the upper right corner to enter the advanced settings and select the boot option. Select the boot option priorities. Just set boot option #1 to the hard disk. After saving F10, exit and the hard disk can start.

Turn on the computer, and then press the DEL key to enter the BIOS; after entering the BIOS, you can see the boot device Priority under the BOOT tab, which is the selection of the boot order of the hard disk and other devices.

How to set up hard disk on desktop computers Disk startup

Take Lenovo notebook as an example, Lenovo starts up and press F1 to enter bios. Enter the bios page, press the keyboard → key to move right to Startup, and then move down to Primary Boot Sequence. When you see the hard disk, adjust the hard disk that needs to be set to the first boot.

Press the computer power key to light up the screen and press the BIOS shortcut key to enter the BIOS home interface. Take it after completing the first step.Press the arrow keys on the keyboard to the boot device option under the boot option, and then press the enter key to enter. After completing the second step, press the enter button on the first start-up button.

Press DEL to enter the bios settings. Click EXIT in the upper right corner to enter the advanced settings and select the boot option. Select the boot option priorities. Just set boot option #1 to the hard disk.

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How to set the hard disk as the first boot after the computer is turned on?

1. When you boot into the bios settings, you can see the boot device Priority, which is the choice of the boot order of the hard disk and other devices. For two hard disks, you need to set the priority of the hard disk first. Enter the Hard Disk Drivers in the figure above and specify the order of the two hard disks.

2. Turn on the computer and press the prompt button above to enter the BIOS when the screen shows English. Change the hard disk mode: After entering the PE desktop, click the partition tool in the arrow in the picture to enter the software homepage. Then you will see the size of the information capacity on the computer's hard disk, etc.

3. When starting up, press F2 to enter the BIOS menu.The first thing you see is the computer information menu bar. Select the BOOT panel, you can see the boot item settings inside, and find the hard disk. Select the hard disk item by pressing the up and down keys, use -/+ to adjust the position of the boot item, and put the hard disk in the first position.