If that’s the case, all you need to do to resolve this problem is to ensure that the boot disk is at the top of your computer’s boot order.

As with the recovery of pre-boot credentials, it's absolutely essential that you back up the computer's disk encryption key -- and also that you can access this key when you need to recover data.

Disc stuck in the drive Check to see if this is the case - if so, remove the disc (s) and try again Incorrect boot sequence Enter the BIOS setup of your computer and edit the boot sequence so that the ...

However, after 4 hours of work last night, I can't figure out how to create a bootable OS disk. The file I downloaded from BTJunkie received good reviews, so I assume it was a good copy.

OS installation problems? Check boot drive partition scheme Sometimes installing OS X may result in odd behavior if the partition scheme on the drive is not set up properly.

6] Replace the disk This problem only occurs on HP laptops that have the HP SMART check firmware integrated. When you boot the system, the HP SMART check runs a modified version of the Power-On ...

I have a P120 that has had a CD rom and another HD installed. The original plan was to just use the newer HD (which is bigger) and reinstall w95 on that. The problem is when I boot to the original ...

Some users are reporting an issue where they are unable to use their Intel-based Macs in target disk mode (the Intel-based Mac being the target disk) after removing Boot Camp using the Boot Camp ...

The issue might lie with juggling multiple Hyper-V virtual machine unique security identifiers.

A look at special cases and uncooperative distributions - problem solving in Linux UEFI Multi-Boot ...

Yet for many years conventional wisdom held that you also needed at least one third-party disk repair utility on hand to solve the problems Disk Utility couldn’t. Does that advice still make sense?