Lenovo g500s boot from DVD doesn't work

So i had installed windows 7 with the lenovo g500s purchase, yet i recently bought windows 8. Problem is, when i put my disk into the drive and change the boot priority to the drive it loads windows 7 instead of boot disc.

Hi Con,
      Welcome to the forums,
                    I suggest you go into the BIOS boot menu (F12) and select your DVD drive then boot from there it should help out
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