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Questions about GIGABYTE products => Motherboards with AMD processors => Topic started by: HairyScot on April 16, 2012, 05:36:47 am
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I recently switched from IDE to AHCI in the BIOS of my GA-MA785GMT-UD2H and now the system just ignores the Boot from CDROM Option.
Everything else is fine: boots to Windows OK and Windows runs OK.
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Hi there,
believe it or not this is fairly common and is usually down to the DVD/CD drive's firmware rather than the motherboard. I have experienced this myself on several different boards and the only solutions usually are:
In BIOS set the OnChip SATA Ports 4/5 type to IDE and connect your drive to one of these ports.
Check to see if there is a newer Firmware version for your DVD/CD drive.
Get a newer model DVD/CD drive.
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Hi
Yes, what absic said is perfectly correct and is something we see quite often. SATA optical drives are very cheap now and you can pick up a good one for under £12.
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Hi there,
believe it or not this is fairly common and is usually down to the DVD/CD drive's firmware rather than the motherboard. I have experienced this myself on several different boards and the only solutions usually are:
In BIOS set the OnChip SATA Ports 4/5 type to IDE and connect your drive to one of these ports.
Check to see if there is a newer Firmware version for your DVD/CD drive.
Get a newer model DVD/CD drive.
That fixed it!
Thanks a mil.
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Updated MB Bios to latest level.
Can now boot from DVDRAM without need to set SATA 4/5 to IDE.
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I can't boot from CDROM Option (LG GSA H66N sata) in my GA-970A-UD3, rev 1.1, Bios F6.
HDD boot ok in windows 7 64bits.
I don't know if usb can boot, i haven't tried yet.
¿Is the problem the DVD firmware ?
Thank's.