- 1). Restart your computer. Press the specified key to enter BIOS as your computer starts up. The specified key to use--typically "Esc," "F1," "F2" or "DEL"--will flash on screen.
- 2). Navigate, using the right and left arrow keys, to the "Boot" options.
- 3). Move the "CD-ROM Drive" selection to the first boot option. Typically, items can be moved using the "+" and "-" keys.
- 4). Press "F10" to "Save and Exit." Confirm your changes.
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