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Do I delete current path in SELECT A FILE SYSTEM by pressing the delete key, then type in \EFI\BOOTX64.EFI, Save and exit, Reboot the computer and it will start using the newly installed SDD?
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Do I delete current path in SELECT A FILE SYSTEM by pressing the delete key, then type in \EFI\BOOTX64.EFI, Save and exit, Reboot the computer and it will start using the newly installed SDD?

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If there is already something written then yes, you have to replace it.
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If there is already something written then yes, you have to replace it.

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I have an ASUS laptop. &nbsp;It has an Aptio Setup Utility. &nbsp;I select Boot. &nbsp;There are four options: &nbsp;Add boot Option, &nbsp;Path for boot option, &nbsp;Boot option File Path, &nbsp;Create.<br />
Using these options, exactly what are the typed commands to change boot order to: &nbsp; CD &nbsp;then Disc F:, &nbsp;then Disc C: &nbsp;?<br />
Disc F: is a newly installed SSD. &nbsp; I have backed up my system to CD Rom Disc.
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I have an ASUS laptop.  It has an Aptio Setup Utility.  I select Boot.  There are four options:  Add boot Option,  Path for boot option,  Boot option File Path,  Create.
Using these options, exactly what are the typed commands to change boot order to:   CD  then Disc F:,  then Disc C:  ?
Disc F: is a newly installed SSD.   I have backed up my system to CD Rom Disc.

How to change BIOS boot sequence?

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