ilver belletti wrote:
Quote:
> The boot floppy disk was created in Windows Vista home ed. 32 bit and
> obviously it should run the same operating system.
No, I'm afraid that isn't the case, at all. As the Dialog box clearly
states, it creates an "*MS-DOS* start-up disk." This most definitely
isn't the same operating system as Vista. MS-DOS has no support for USB
devices.
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> I am able to open the Bios
> in the boot process pressing the F2 key. Please, can you suggest something
> else ?
You'll need to obtain and use a PS/2 keyboard to access the BIOS and
enable "Legacy USB Support," which will allow the motherboard to accept
a USB keyboard before Windows is loaded.
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