J
Jim Ludwig
Hi,
I'm having a minor annoyance everytime I perform a cold boot. If I shut my
computer down completely (an older Gateway with WinXP) and turn the power
off, then turn it all back on, I get:
Invalid boot diskette
Insert boot diskette in A:
If I hit ctrl-alt-delete, it proceeds to boot normally. This only happens
on a cold boot, not if I select restart from the shut down menu. I have
checked the BIOS to make certain that my boot sequence is correct. It is
currently set to boot from hard drive, then cd-rom, then A. Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Jim
I'm having a minor annoyance everytime I perform a cold boot. If I shut my
computer down completely (an older Gateway with WinXP) and turn the power
off, then turn it all back on, I get:
Invalid boot diskette
Insert boot diskette in A:
If I hit ctrl-alt-delete, it proceeds to boot normally. This only happens
on a cold boot, not if I select restart from the shut down menu. I have
checked the BIOS to make certain that my boot sequence is correct. It is
currently set to boot from hard drive, then cd-rom, then A. Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Jim