Motherboard doesn't allow to boot from USB, help!

[TheEveryDayGuy]

Recently my HDD died, So I unplug it and tried to plug USB in instead. The Usb contain Linux but the problem that, Ever since I removed the HDD, the motherboard doesn't show my USB flashdrive in the Boot Priority anymore. And I've set the USB Emulation On over and over again. Some suggest buying a cd-rw and put some kind of program to boot from USB, but CDRW is hard to find at my place. Is there any solution to this problem? My motherboard is : ECS P4M800-M.

 

[Jasjar]

How did you put Linux on it? Did you copy the ISO onto the usb instead of using pen drive Linux? http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/#button Did you format the usb to NTFS?

 

[Gingerbread]

First of all are you sure that the usb is bootable? Have you booted from it on a different PC?

 

[TheEveryDayGuy]

First of all are you sure that the usb is bootable? Have you booted from it on a different PC?

Yes, It's run fine on my other motherboard.

 

[TheEveryDayGuy]

How did you put Linux on it? Did you copy the ISO onto the usb instead of using pen drive Linux? http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/#button Did you format the usb to NTFS?

I wrongly choosed best answer, and NO I used Rufus to copy the ISO to the usb