Set player / CD / DVD external (USB) in the "boot order" BIOS

Greetings to all! A short buy an external burner ... I "studied" the items in the BIOS of my pc in regard to boot ...
that's how I set
boot options
CD-ROM BOOT <enabled>
BOOT FLOPPY <enabled>
Internal Network Adaptor Boot <disabled>
BOOT ORDER
USB FLOPPY
INTERNAL CD7DVD ROM DRIVE
LAPTOP HARD DRIVE
DISKETTE KEY ON USB / USB HARD DRIVE
! NETWORK ADAPTER
With all these "items" listed according to you, you can connect an external burner and if so, which item should be inserted as "primary"? Boot Options section remains unchanged? Consequently cambiarà only section. Boot Order?
Thanks in advance!

Hello ettore88. I understand that you're wanting to boot from this external (USB) CD drive. Is this correct?
Most notebooks do not support this functionality so it is unlikely that you can boot from this external CD drive.
I suggest leaving the boot order as it is. That way if you ever need to boot from CD/Floppy the option is already there. As long as you do not have a bootable disc in either drive when trying to turn your notebook on you shouldn't see any problems.
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