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Hi... I have a system that includes a 7-in-1 media reader (attached
internally as USB, I believe). If I leave a media device (such as a secure
digital card) plugged into the device before I shut down Windows, and I then
try to restart the computer, the boot will hang. Once I remove the secure
digital card I can reboot the system with no problem. Apparently the media
card reader (via USB?) has priority over the bios settings for boot-up (Raid
0 configuration (first boot device) and DVD (second boot device)).
Other than making sure that I remove all media before starting the system up
again, is there a way to prevent the system from attempting to boot through
any of the removable media devices?
Thanks in advance for any help.
internally as USB, I believe). If I leave a media device (such as a secure
digital card) plugged into the device before I shut down Windows, and I then
try to restart the computer, the boot will hang. Once I remove the secure
digital card I can reboot the system with no problem. Apparently the media
card reader (via USB?) has priority over the bios settings for boot-up (Raid
0 configuration (first boot device) and DVD (second boot device)).
Other than making sure that I remove all media before starting the system up
again, is there a way to prevent the system from attempting to boot through
any of the removable media devices?
Thanks in advance for any help.