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• Supervisor password and BIOS settings

  When I boot into the bios via esc and F1, it doesn't let me go to all other pages, said the supervisor password is saved but does not prompt you to enter a password for the supervisor to make changes. I updated the bios to 2.0 version, but that didn't make a difference. I need to change the boot order but can not enter to change.

  Someone at - it ideas? How can I force to ask the supervisor password? Or let me go on other pages?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Are you sure you didn't put any user or supervisor password?
  Usually, you can remove it by using the password of Toshiba utility.

  In Toshiba Assist-> Secure, you will find the supervisor password and user password option.

  Remove these passwords in order to obtain full access to the BIOS settings

• Satellite R830: How do the BIOS settings password protected?

  Hi all

  I installed a software protection against theft in my Satellite R830, but he suggested that I adjust the settings in the BIOS so that it will start only from the hard drive, and to make sure that no one else can modify it (if it is stolen), the BIOS settings are protected by Word.

  Can someone tell me how to access the BIOS at startup settings upward?

  Hello

  You can set the BIOS settings by setting the BIOS password.
  If someone would like to change the BIOS settings, the password of the BIOS would be necessary.

• Re: Satellite C850 and UEFI BIOS settings

  I have laptop Satellite C850 - 1 2 with Windows 8.1

  When I boot, it shows a toshiba logo, not the original flag 8 Windows. It is not so much a problem, but I can't change because the parameter is blocked within the parameters of the UEFI. How can I change this?

  I already tried to change through the windows in different ways, but each time it will change the UEFI!

  Help?

  To be honest I don't know what to do, you mean with blocked settings, but it can be changed in the BIOS settings.
  What you need is to make complete OS stop http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB2B03EY0002R01.htm and after having done that, you can restart the laptop and enter the BIOS (try F12) settings and then you can change all the settings of the BIOS.

• Satellite L755-129 and Win8.1 - cannot access the BIOS settings

  Hello

  I have a L755-129 satellite and I have the version of windows 8.1 update in my laptop. I want to open the bios of my computer and I can't do it?

  What is going on? Also I can't find in the windows recovery Panel. Key F2 and F12 does not work, when I press it, the laptop starts beeping beep and starts in windows.
  Can someone help me? I don't want windows 7 I like windows 8.1.

  Thank you for your help

  It's really good that you posted this question. So far on this forum many people ask the same questions, but all have been at the origin of new machines of Win8.
  Now we have the situation with the old machine Win7 but with Win8 preinstalled.

  Solution for other people needed to proceed to a complete stop and after doing this, it was possible to enter the BIOS settings. Check it please http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB2B03EY0002R01.htm

  This situation does not for me so here's a question for you:
  When you start your laptop, I guess you can see the Toshiba start screen. With F2 option is shown on the bottom of the screen?

• BIOS settings - Satellite M30

  Hi, I have
  wondering how I can access the BIOS on a Satellite M30 laptop?

  If anyone can it would be greatly appreciated b.

  Thanks in advance,
  LAD.

  Hello

  To enter the BIOS settings on Satellite M30 please press F2 while the laptop starts.

  Good bye

• Dynabook: How to enter the BIOS settings?

  I have a CRC Dynabook V2/470. How can I get into the BIOS
  settings on this laptop?

  Hello

  This device is not known to me, but I guess that you can enter the BIOS setting by pressing the F2 key or ESC in combination with F1.

  Good bye

• Can not start my old Satelite A100-168 or enter the BIOS settings

  Hi all

  My problem and simple to explain:
  When I turn on my laptop, it's as if it was on, but nothing happens.
  The HARD drive led is not active.
  It is also impossible to go into the BIOS settings. The ESC key does not work.
  Everything is black.
  I tried to put a boot disk, but nothing happens.

  So is - anyone help me?

  Thanks in advance

  Message was edited: assignment has been translated

  From my point of view of the defective material, any party may cause the described problem.
  Even only one defective memory card could prevent the laptop to boot the system.
  Of course, also the dysfunction of the BIOS EPROM module would prevent execution of the power on self test and ultimately, it would mean that laptop may not illuminate correctly.

  I think that there is no general solution... parts must be checked; one by one.
  In the worst case, there is a motherboard problem and I think that in this case it s not worth to fix the unit because of the high cost of motherboard.

• Satellite C55 - A - 19(d) - how to enter the BIOS settings?

  Hello

  I recently bought a * laptop Satellite A-C55-19 D * with no operating system preinstalled, so I installed Windows 8.1.
  My problem is that * I can't get to the BIOS menu *.
  I turn on the computer, but I can't see any invitation to "press F2 to enter setup". I get only a screen that has just the + Toshiba Leading Innovation > + notice, then the Windows 8 points of spinning...
  I could type or hold F2, F12, ESC, DEL, but nothing is coming. I also tried to press the Fn + F2 key combination.
  What I have to enter the BIOS setup?

  Thanks in advance!

  Proceed to a complete stop as described here - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB2B03EY0002R01.htm
  After that restart your laptop, and then press F12. There you should be able to enter the BIOS settings.

  Check it out.

• Satellite A300 - BIOS settings incorrect error during recovery

  Hello

  New to the forum, I had a search around so im hoping someone can help me.

  I have a Toshiba Satellite A300 PSAGCA and trying to resize a partition my computer become unresponsive and since then I can not load Windows Vista. When the computer starts it comes up with the error "interrupted operation: insert the Recovery CD.

  So I used the restore CD that was with my program of partition but I get a different error message saying "Incorrect BIOS settings change video buffer size" which I cannot find in the BIOS and no help from their support.

  If im now doing a Toshiba Recovery and restore my laptop, but I can't get into recovery. Holding F8 during startup to show the boot advanced options, or not taking '0' as ive read its supposed to.

  Any help would be appreciated!

  Thank you

  Can you please tell me how you tried to resize the partition?

• Satellite 1900-303: changed the BIOS settings, and now I can't boot from the CD drive

  Can anyone help, I inadvertently changed the BIOS settings, and now I can't get the CD player to boot the pc back to the default settings, Windows xp seems to work ok as is the cd player.
  If someone has the original settings, I would be grateful for any help.

  Derek has soon

  Hello Derek

  Use the F2 key to enter the BIOS settings and change the order of boot devices. This option is under the STARTUP tab. Otherwise, you can insert the recovery CD when the unit is turned OFF. Turn it on and immediately press the C button. keep it down for a few seconds and unit is forced from the CD/DVD drive.

• HP EliteBook 850 G3: The HP EliteBook 850 G3 Bios settings

  Hello

  For the moment, we have a problem with our new business laptops (HP EliteBook 850 G3)

  We deploy our systems with SCCM 2012 R2 (Client: windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit)

  In the task sequence, apply us our image, install driverpacks, change the bios settings and a few general settings.

  The deployment of the HP EliteBook 850 3 works fine, but there is a problem with the settings of the bios.

  Our steps are as follows:

  1 clear possible Bios passwords (works well)

  2. set the Bios password (works well)

  3. apply the settings of the default Bios that does the following.

  -Change the boot order (works well)

  -Activate the TPM (works well)

  -some other default settings that all work well

  After the settings are applied, the system will restart.

  After the restart, there is a quick called Tpm Ppi

  A Configuration change has been asked to clear the TPM on the computer

  WARNING: Compensation erase the information stored on the TPM. You lose all created keys and access to data encrypted by this key.

  Press F1 = accept

  Press F2 = rejection

  In all our other models it looks like parameters the following parameters:

  Activation of embedded security policy
  F1 at startup
  Allow the user to reject
  * No prompt
  TPM activation policy
  F1 at startup
  Allow the user to reject
  * No prompt

  TPM activation policy
  Allow the user to reject
  * No prompt

  I can't find this setting in the Bios of HP EliteBook 850 G3.

  We do not want the BIOS to Prompt for the F1 after activating the TPM module.

  I hope there is a solution to do this, cause our systems don't deployment without pressing the F1 key during the task sequence.

  Friend Lennard

  Hello

  Please check that you use the latest version of BiosConfigUtility.exe (4.0.13.1) and that laptop computers are running the latest version of the system BIOS (1.04).  This should fix the problem.

  BiosConfigUtility: ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp72001-72500/sp72014.exe

  850 G3 BIOS: ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp74501-75000/sp74748.exe

• Cannot change the BIOS settings

  Hi all, I hope someone can advise on this? I have a HP Pro X 2 612 G1that I am unable to change the BIOS settings on. I can access the BIOS, but the options are grayed out. I have updated the BIOS to the latest version without the determination of the question. Any information is appreciated.  Thank you...

  Hi, I have found the BIOS can not be change, unless an administrator password is set for the BIOS for a system used at home I have never set a BIOS password and think it should be owners choice but that I'm just a grain of sand in this big world! Thank you all

• BIOS settings hidden on Satellite P100

  Finally a new BIOS is available! Sweet!

  Hmmm, but my problems remains, graphic fan never turns in slow motion... The strange thing is that, just after the update bios 4.10 to 4.20 my fan chart is idling :) but after the reboot, the question remains?

  I have the latest Intel chipset driver installed and the driver Nvidia provided by Toshiba.

  For example:
  1: enter the Bios (4.20)
  2: change the setting of thermal control in silent mode
  3: F10 = "save and exit".
  4: enter new bios, the thermal parameters is defined as hoped. Ok!
  5: loading windows vista OS, select reboot when the first screen displays "enter password"
  6: enter the bios at startup, now the heat is set to Preformans mode new?

  The next thing! How to open the 'Advance' bios hidden settings AOpen phones is by pressing ctrl + F1 to bios main window. How to do the same thing with Pheonix? I tried Alt + Ctrl + D, Alt + Ctrl + Esc and Alt + Ctrl + Ins (the common procedure of Penonix Bios according to www.safeit.se/support/faq/blancco.html)

  Concerning

  Hello

  As far as I know that there is no hidden BIOS settings. If something like that persists is certainly not for public use. ;)

  Graphic fan I can't say much but please make sure you only use supplied drivers Toshiba. Dong do you're definitely on the safe way.

• Satellite 2060cds: what I need to do to change the BIOS settings?

  I need help.
  I installed Windows XP Home, and now I can not access the toshiba hwsetup software, to change the password or other settings of the bios.
  What should I do to change the bios settings?

  Thanks for your help.

  Hi Paulo,

  Normal access to the BIOS Setup is by pressing F2 during the initial power of sequence.

  Kind regards