#Acer aspire 5100 cd rom driver manual

Pressing 'Enter' takes you into submenus.pressing 'Esc' brings you back out to the previous menu. Once you are in the BIOS you can navigate between the menus using the arrow keys on your keyboard.

#Acer aspire 5100 cd rom driver manual

If you have Fast Boot or Silent Boot or something similar you may not see this screen.but you should still be able to get to the BIOS by pressing one of these function keys (which BTW your user manual should tell you exactly which key you need to push to get into the BIOS). It is a different key on different machines but commonly F2 or F10.either way you should see a message when you turn your notebook on that says something like 'Press XX to enter Setup'. To do this you'll have to push one of the function keys right when you first turn your notebook on. What John Ratsey is talking about is going into the BIOS to see if it registers that your system has a working CD/DVD drive. When you first turn your notebook on the BIOS goes through many steps to test your hardware.once everything checks out it hands control to your operating system which then loads itself and brings you to a login screen (or straight to you desktop depending on you setup). This is essentially your notebook's firmware. Alternatively you can also try going to Acer's site and looking up your model notebook and downloading the CD/DVD driver.Д«IOS means Basic Input/Output System. You can then reinstall by clicking on the 'Action' menu and 'Scan for hardware changes'. If it shows something there then I would right click and select uninstall. If you see 'DVD/CD-ROM Drives listed then click on the + to expand and view the device. It's not going to show up as ODD in Device Manager. Click to expand.ODD is the optical drive.or CD/DVD drive.