I'm stuck with a problem.

[rabbit]

Wrong.

[Killer360]

Wrong.

Right.

[deadly7]

Right.

Wrong.^2

[Sidoh]

No, usually it's Removable, Hard drive, then CD.

That doesn't make sense... at all.

the only time it's appropriate to boot to a CD when the drive contains a bootable CD.  If it doesn't contain one, it doesn't boot to it and moves on to hard drive.  In this way, you can boot to a CD by inserting a bootable CD and restarting instead of going through the ridiculous hassle of changing your boot order every time you need to boot to a CD...

[Ergot]

Waste of time to hear the floppy drive click then the CD drive spin up, and then it goes to the hard drives :|

[Sidoh]

Waste of time to hear the floppy drive click then the CD drive spin up, and then it goes to the hard drives :|

::)

[Killer360]

Meh, when I got a my last mobo BIOS was set to the boot sequence I posted earlier.  ::)

I thought that was the default.

[iago]

I've had both. There's no default. Who cares? The point is, change it if it's not what you want.

[Sidoh]

I've had both. There's no default. Who cares? The point is, change it if it's not what you want.

Of course there'd a default; that default may not be standard, but there's always a default.  ;)

Almost invariably, the machines I worked with in high school had that order.

[iago]

Well, I just had a computer today whose boot order I had to change to that. So it's obviously not the standard.

And yeah, we got the words standard and default mixed up. Shut up :P

[Sidoh]

Well, I just had a computer today whose boot order I had to change to that. So it's obviously not the standard.

And yeah, we got the words standard and default mixed up. Shut up :P

Yeah, it's definitely not standard.  It is, however, more normal from my experience.