To install any operating system or to boot your system from a live CD/DVD of linux you will need to set CD/DVD drive as the first boot device.
This will be the default option of all the systems but somehow if it isn't then you can easily set that option.
--- Start your PC and during the startup press the key shown on the screen to enter setup. Most commonly used key is Delete key.
--- Once the setup that is the BIOS is loaded. Look for the boot options.
--- In boot options look for the boot device priority.
--- Enter boot device priority and select the first boot device and hit Enter to change the it.
--- Select your Optical drive that is your CD/DVD drive as the first boot device and set the Second boot device as your hard disk.
--- Save the changes and exit BIOS.
Now whenever you want to boot from the Optical drive just insert the bootable CD/DVD in your drive and start your PC.
This will be the default option of all the systems but somehow if it isn't then you can easily set that option.
--- Start your PC and during the startup press the key shown on the screen to enter setup. Most commonly used key is Delete key.
--- Once the setup that is the BIOS is loaded. Look for the boot options.
--- In boot options look for the boot device priority.
--- Enter boot device priority and select the first boot device and hit Enter to change the it.
--- Select your Optical drive that is your CD/DVD drive as the first boot device and set the Second boot device as your hard disk.
--- Save the changes and exit BIOS.
Now whenever you want to boot from the Optical drive just insert the bootable CD/DVD in your drive and start your PC.
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