Setting D: drive to "bootable"

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I am trying to run a CD in my computer that needs to run in DOS from start-up. Apparently after several attempts to restart my computer with the CD in it, the computer defaults to run the C: drive on start up. How do I enable my D: drive to be bootable so that it attempts to start using the CD or starts in DOS.

Thanks, Steve

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Go into the BIOS and change the boot order or priority. TO enter the BIOS when starting up continuously hit the “Delete” key or w/e key it says to enter BIOS and change the boot priority to CD.

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You need to change the partition flag to boot and the drive to active…

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