Booting device selection is common task for any BIOS software, where it must decide which device is used for first booting and if not available then it will search for another device. This device searching takes time and slow startup for system. But if you select booting option properly in settings you can get rid of such searching and minimize operating system loading time. Depending on motherboard of system there are many options for booting operating system from device. These options are define in BIOS setting. Most common booting options (regardless software of BIOS) are like:- - From Floppy Disk (too much Old), For DOS OS - From ZIP Drive also obsolete like Floppy Disk - From CD/DVD - From Pen Drive/Portable HDD with USB support - From Tape - From LAN - From local HDD Most of the case, we use local HDD for booting where OS (windows/Linux) is/are installed. But BIOS Default Setup for most of manufacturer, HDD is not first boot device. First boot device is set to ...
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