Boot menu what is fdd

Is it possible that these options were part of the media builder included with dd 10 and upgrading to dd 11 removed them? Can someone please tell me how to get it to be FDD and also show the "Windows" boot option? I think the FDD is what is making it be able to see the large external drive. The contents of the flash drives is shown below and they are obviously different. The one that works for me is on the left. The newer, on the right. The problem is that this option can't be used if the booting device is detected as a hard drive because the hard drive order will then be incorrect for Windows this affects some versions of Windows more than others.

Instead, they recongize the flash drive as a hard drive device. Nothing popped out. Help pls. Which one should i boot? This thread is locked.

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Entering the BIOS interface is quite simple. Despite being easier to access, most BIOS interfaces are not user-friendly. However, the option we just discussed is from the latest BIOS boot menu.

Of the three options, this one is the most outdated. This option was mostly used when floppy disk drives in computers were still in vogue. Back in the day, USB interfaces were not available.

One is most likely to select this option if their BIOS offers it. However, there is a catch here. You will not be able to readily use this boot method instead of the HDD one.

You will have to tweak the framework of your USB flash drive to make it work. At first, restart your computer. Then, select a boot device or order. After choosing the right drive from there, follow the directions onwards and save the changes.

Choose the option that is compatible with the setup of your flash drive. It is easy to know if a USB is bootable or not.