Bootable CD not detect in boot sequence

We are having 4 nos of Desktop PC Model: Z 230 Workstation. Found bootable CD was not detecting in boot sequence while same CD is working fine in other Laptop.
By pressing F9 goes to boot sequence but there is in 'UEFI boot sources' bootable CD was not detecting.
Restatred PC 3-4 times but same result. Selection of ATAPI CD/DVD drive also not worked.

Hi:
You may also want to post your issue on the HP Business Support Forum -- z Workstations section.
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