27
Confirm
the
Hard
Drive
List
The
system
is
designed
to
allow
booting
from
a
variety
of
internal
devices,
including
USB
pen
drive,
SATA
drive,
CFast
drive,
CompactFlash
drive,
and
M.2
drive
etc.
Given
the
tiny
footprint
and
slow
performance
of
USB
pen
drive,
SATA
drive
and
all
the
other
onboard
flash
drives
are
more
likely
the
targets
to
carry
operating
system
and
can
be
found
in
the
detected
drive
list,
in
the
section
of
SATA
Configuration.
In
the
event
that
a
particular
SATA/CF/CFast/M.2
device
is
not
detected
and
prompted
in
the
device
list,
hardly
would
the
system
boot
from
it.
Please
turn
off
the
system,
check
or
re
‐
apply
the
SATA
cable
and
SATA
power
cable,
or
re
‐
insert
CompactFlash
card
to
ensure
an
appropriate
connection.
Always
Mind
the
SATA
Mode
SATA
controller
is
embedded
in
the
Intel®
C612
chipset,
and
shall
run
only
in
one
single
SATA
mode
at
a
time.
Three
different
modes
are
available:
IDE,
AHCI,
and
RAID.
Please
ensure
that
a
SATA
mode
has
been
selected
for
the
installation,
and
always
use
this
particular
mode
to
boot
the
operating
system
installed
on
that
SATA
mode.
Failed
to
boot
the
operating
system
with
the
correct
SATA
mode
would
very
probably
run
into
system
collapse.
While
thus
disaster
occurs,
please
re
‐
select
a
SATA
mode
to
try
again
the
advisability
of
such
change,
so
as
to
recollect
the
mode
being
used
at
the
installation
phase.
Procedures
to
load
operating
system:
(1)
Please
attach
USB
CD
‐
ROM
or
DVD
‐
ROM
drive.
(2)
Start
or
restart
the
system.
(3)
Press
“del”
to
go
to
BIOS
setup
menu.
(4)
Choose
to
confirm
SATA
Controller
status.
If
it
is
enabled,
select
a
SATA
mode
and
go
to
(6).
(5)
If
SATA
Controller
is
disabled,
bring
it
up
and
reboot
to
allow
a
re
‐
detection
of
Hard
Drives.
(6)
Confirm
if
the
Hard
Drive
has
been
detected
by
the
prompt
of
it
on
the
drive
list.
(7)
Scroll
and
choose
to
boot
from
optical
device
(CD
‐
ROM
or
DVD
‐
ROM).
(8)
Save
and
reboot
the
system
to
activate
the
change
and
start
the
installation.
(9)
Upon
reception
of
messages
or
instruction
from
Operating
System
CD
or
DVD,
please
proceed
with
the
rest
of
the
work
as
installer
instructs.
Loading
Extra
Driver
Files
Some
challenges
might
occur
during
the
installation,
as
if
the
issue
of
no
Hard
Drive
detected,
where
extra
driver
files
are
needed.
This
is
mostly
found,
when
AHCI
or
RAID
mode
is
selected,
in
operating
systems
such
as
Windows
‐
XP,
where
a
USB
floppy
drive
loaded
with
SATA
driver
should
be
prepared
and
attached
on
USB
port
and,
at
the
prompt
of
such
a
message,
please
press
“F6”
key
while
being
asked
to
do
so,
to
allow
the
installer
integrate
the
driver
file
from
floppy
drive.
Windows
‐
7
or
above
apparently
do
not
seem
to
come
with
such
an
issue
against
the
onboard
Intel®
C612
SATA
Controller,
and
hence
no
extra
driver
should
be
needed.
On
completion
of
the
installation
of
operating
system
such
as
Microsoft
Windows,
please
find
the
driver
CD
in
the
enclosed
accessory
bag
and
proceed
with
driver
files
installation
in
the
sequence
as:
INF
(Chipset),
VGA,
and
LAN.
If
some
driver
updates
are
available
by
Windows
Update,
please
accept
the
updates
when
prompted.
3.2
Installing
Operating
System
&
Drivers
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