MSI 760GM-P23, how do you choose an automatic boot device

This is driving me nuts:
-Bios 17.9
-16GB of ram
-AMD athalon xII 250
-3 sata drives (same results with no sata and only booting off usb, or if i set the sata controller to raid or ahci)
-Logitech Wiress keyboard/mouse with a usb dongle
Most bios's let you set a boot order in the bios, but i dont see any option for this. Everytime I boot if i press nothing it goes to the Terabyte TB boot menu that says press any key to enter.. I press any key and nothing ever happens. I eventually get the no bootable device available and have to reset.(even if i have a bootable usb drive/hard drive connected)
Everytime I boot I have to press F11, and select my boot device.. how do I set a permanent order for this?

Quote from: illafam on 02-June-12, 14:54:54
Thanks.. can't believe I missed it.
no problem
report back if its worked if you would be so kind (just so i know and am not just sat here thinking did it or not work?)!

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Quote from: XFM on 23-February-13, 13:54:31
In your audio control panel, is it set for digital or analog out? ...
I think when you say "audio control panel", you are referring to "Realtek HD Audio Manager", correct? Since I wasn't able to get a single sound to work before, I don't have any idea how to use that audio manager. But after playing around with it, it seems that the sound card is set to Digital since the only visual jack ports on the right side that aren't grayed out is Digital. The analog jack ports are completely grayed out.
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