Toshiba Satellite "No bootable device -- Insert boot disc and press any key"?

Usually, the A drive is a floppy drive, C is the primary hard drive. Changing the boot sequence allows you to boot a different OS from a different drive. Nowadays,only a very small OS would fit on a floppy disk (if you can even FIND a floppy disk).

Booting from CDrom is more common, especially when install a new OS. The boot sequence routing will automatically check whichever drive is listed first, and if that's bootable media (floppy disk, external drive, USB drive,...whatever), then the computer will boot from the OS on that media. If no bootable media is found, it checks the next drive/media on the list, etc. Just because the A drive is listed first doesn't necessarily mean the computer will boot from the A drive, but it will LOOK there first.

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