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‎05-10-2020 11:25 AM

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Product: Z230 Desktop Workstatioin
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hello

I need to boot into Acronis CD. I have the Arcnoic cd in Buffalo USB CD device and I have Acronis CD in the workstations CD device. In Windows 10 file explorer I can see and access both of those CDs (drive e and drive f)

 

What I have done so far press f10 enter bios. Boot order - I have the on board cd drive first, the usb cd drive second, and then the OS hard drive. When I boot if I do not intervene the OS comes up. If I press F9 the drives availbe are apati and hard drive. If I choose apati the OS boots. 

 

I then upgraded the bios from HP support site. I go into bios/ into boot sequence/ and at the top is the drive order with the OS hard drive listed last. 

 

I am unable to boot into the disc - in this instance it is Acronis. I  have use these discs on all my various HP computers to create a TIB of each HP computer. This Z320 is very pernikity. 

Let me know what can be done to resolve this problem.

Thanks! 

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