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you require to use + and - key to change the sequence of the drive.<br />
so select the 2nd boot disk and click on &nbsp;- or plus to change the preference
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you require to use + and - key to change the sequence of the drive.
so select the 2nd boot disk and click on  - or plus to change the preference

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I need to change my BIOS boot menu and set my current second hard drive as my first preferred one on the sequence. However whenever i try to log into the settings menu, i only can choose the second drive to boot up from it, but no to be selected as the default one. My mouse is not being detectes so i can't &quot;drag&quot; or select it and move it to the first position in the sequence... I Levae a video for better understantding.<br />
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<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Isz41q8SmgQ" rel="ugc">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Isz41q8SmgQ</a><br />
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Hardware details: See picture attached.<br />
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than you!!<br />
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I need to change my BIOS boot menu and set my current second hard drive as my first preferred one on the sequence. However whenever i try to log into the settings menu, i only can choose the second drive to boot up from it, but no to be selected as the default one. My mouse is not being detectes so i can't "drag" or select it and move it to the first position in the sequence... I Levae a video for better understantding.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Isz41q8SmgQ

Hardware details: See picture attached.

than you!!

Changing my BIOS boot menu defaults

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Components

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