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I can assure you, if you have a 486 then you probably don't have the ability to boot to a CDROM. The only way to check would be to enter setup by pressing Delete key or F1 key and looking at the boot options on the advanced part of the Bios menu. I would be willing to bet that it does not reflect a boot sequence to include a cdrom. If you have problems getting into the Bios setup, let me know.<br />
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Good Luck!<br />
Mike<br />

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I can assure you, if you have a 486 then you probably don't have the ability to boot to a CDROM. The only way to check would be to enter setup by pressing Delete key or F1 key and looking at the boot options on the advanced part of the Bios menu. I would be willing to bet that it does not reflect a boot sequence to include a cdrom. If you have problems getting into the Bios setup, let me know.

Good Luck!
Mike


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Hello,<br />
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I am using the PVI-486AP4 mainboard from Asus. Now I want to install windows 98 on my computer from a CD-rom. To use the FAT 32 I must install windows 98 from a CD-rom. My question is: Can I change the BIOS of the mainboard that there is a system boot up sequence from A:, C: or CD-rom, instait of only A: or C:?<br />
I welcome your answer.<br />
H. Schoenmakers<br />
(hans@schoenmakers.demon.n<wbr />l)
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Hello,

I am using the PVI-486AP4 mainboard from Asus. Now I want to install windows 98 on my computer from a CD-rom. To use the FAT 32 I must install windows 98 from a CD-rom. My question is: Can I change the BIOS of the mainboard that there is a system boot up sequence from A:, C: or CD-rom, instait of only A: or C:?
I welcome your answer.
H. Schoenmakers
(hans@schoenmakers.demon.nl)

System boot up sequence from Asus PVI-486AP4

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