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• P70-A-11N satellite: cannot boot Linux from USB flash memory

  Hello

  so far, I found no way to start an on-line system to a bootable USB key with a linux operating system installed.
  It is for sure a bios issue and the choice of preferences. Maybe someone has a solution for this problem!

  It's a P70 - A - 11N Notebook Toshiba

  Thank you very much in advance

  Hello

  I never tested the P70 - A myself, but I'm sure it will be able to boot Linux Live glue.
  Please consider what applies in your case:

  -your computer running Win 8.X (or upgraded from Win8.X to Win10) at the present time? If so, you probably use UEFI and secure boot.
  -you use an able to start with active secure boot Linux dist? End tracks major distributions such as Ubuntu and Fedora (and probably many others!) can start with active secure boot.
  S ' Please keep in mind that victory 8.X can be a bit tricky. Cold boot (power off boot), it normally (it's adjustable in power management, so that it is not written in stone!) the unit will not worry if there are other bootable media from the unit (such as a USB key). Or he'll care for your F12-pressings reach the start menu.
  To get the start menu, you should let Windows start on a connection or a desk. Then select restart.
  The operating system stops and the device will restart. When this happens, you have to be quick and press F12 repeatedly to interrupt the boot process.
  Look at the screen. As soon as TOSHIBA logo appears, press F12 repeatedly.
  You should get the boot menu.

  I hope this helps!
  Tom

• Cannot boot Linux from the CD/DVD USB drive - NB200-10z

  Hi all

  I try to install linux on my nb200-10z fedora11, but a strange thing happens: when I choose to boot from the cd/dvd and I insert my DVD my laptop boot linux normally HD; If for example, I insert the recovery dvd created with the toshiba utility, it starts on the dvd rom usb...

  A that someone has experienced the same problem? y at - it the possibility to solve this problem?

  I also noticed that if any usb cd/dvd-rom is present, the bios boot options show all cdrom option in the start menu

  Thank you

  Hello!

  Well, to me it sounds like it's the Linux boot disk isn't working properly if you can start the Toshiba Recovery disk successfully.
  Have you tested the same disk of Linux to another computer or laptop?

  In your case, I would try to burn the Linux disk again and use high quality as Verbatim DVD - R or TDK media.
  Never had any problems with the two manufacturers.

  Good luck!

• How can I boot linux from a USB stick or on a computer dvd drive windows laptop 8 Please?

  Hi all
  Could someone describe how to configure my windows laptop 8 HP Pavilion g6 2244sa to start linux usb and or dvd player step by step please? English is my second language is so clearly please. Thank you.

  I have 64-bit Windows 8

  Hello

  This article may help:

  http://www.ZDNet.com/Linux-Foundation-support-for-booting-Linux-on-Windows-8-PCs-delayed-7000007673/

  Kind regards.

• Satellite A300-1EC - how to start openSuse Linux from USB HDD?

  Using the desktop PC, USB HDD was installed openSUSE. The computer starts from USB HDD fine. On the laptop installed windows 7. I tied USB HDD for notebook and laptop computer reboot, select by pressing F12 boot USB, but the HARD drive loading specifications internal (WIN 7).

  What I've done wrong? How can I boot from USB HDD?

  Hi aliks-os.

  I m not owner of the Satellite A300, but maybe that it doesn't support boot from USB HDD...
  Connect the HARD drive before you turn on your laptop. Then turn on your notebook and press F12 to access the start menu.

  The USB HDD is listed? Can choose you?

• Cannot boot windows from usb after installing linux

  Hello.
  I bought a laptop (lenovo g500s) provided with windows 8. At the beginning, I decided to try linux and I installed Linux Mint for a few months.
  But now I want to install Windows 7 and I already have the. ISO burned on my USB key.

  When I start the USB is not recognized. And who does not come with linux distributions, I've been able to start without problems.

  I think it has something to do with UEFI, but I'm not sure.
  If I choose Legacy support, will not read USB. If I choose the UEFI, it says something about IPv4 and IPv6 on the trunk, and then an error occurs.

  Someone has an idea of what it could be?

  Thanks to all who responded.

  So, I just had to burn the. ISO with the compatibility of the UEFI.
  Secure boot was already off for me, so it was fairly easy to start.
  Now, my windows is running!

• CL10-B-100 satellite - cannot boot from USB Live of Linux

  I just bought a Satellite CL10-B-100 (PSKVEE - 00300CG 6) with only 8.1 Windows preinstalled. I need to boot from a linux live usb - without success now. No MSC instead of UEFI option available in BIOS. Secure boot disabled, USB set as first boot priority option. The latest version of the BIOS, I found online is the same as on the computer - 1.00

  Any suggestions on how to start from USB Linux?

  Good day

  C.

  Hello

  Most modern distributions should be able to start using the UEFI.
  However, you forgot to mention what distro you are using.

  I assume that your pressing F12 at startup to get the start menu, verify that your key is recognized and select to start him?
  Which means that it fails? No not at all, start it begins to start but fall into problems... ?

  Please clarify the situation.
  BR
  Tom

• Boot from USB

  Hello.

  I have a Pavilion p6720f desktop computer.  I want to boot from USB.  I just updated the BIOS that had supposedly fixed issues with the USB to boot. But there is no option in the cmos configuration in the for USB BOOT sequence.  The options are HD, CD, DISK, and NETWORK.  Any suggestions?

  OK PROBLEM SOLVED

  Plug the USB pen into a USB port of your PC (even the work of the port on the front)

  Reset

  Press < ESC > during startup to win the "Boot Menu" (or F12 etc. According to your PC)

  The USB pen is now listed (SanDisk in my case)

  Select it

  Press enter

  Linux starts fine

  Tell your wife or girlfriend, that she is no longer dumped

  Enjoy!

• Can't boot from usb, lack of boot USB for dv7-4173us option?

  I couldn't find an option to boot from USB on my

  HP Pavilion dv7-4173us laptop BIOS.

  How to enable boot from the USB port?

  Thank you.

  Hey hpng,

  I am pleased to hear that the option is now available. When you set up a dual boot with Linux, I have very little information on how to do it. The only thing I would say, is to read the document "frequently asked Questions (FAQ) on Linux". It has a lot of frequently asked questions, but the main reason is, to the bottom of the page you will see an option to where I can find more information about Linux.

  Depending on what version of Linux you want to install, I suggest you post your question on the Linux community.

  I hope this helps!

• Boot from USB on Satellite Pro A100

  Hi, I own a satellite pro A100 computer laptop. I tested a live distribution of linux which is bootable from a usb key. When I set the bios to boot from removable devices with my inserted bootable usb key does not start it and comes back to my installation disk hard windows. Is this 1 / a problem with my key/OS or 2 / satellite pro does not boot from USB as a removable device or 3 / require special strikes as for the CDROM?

  TIA

  Marcus

  Hello

  I m not 100% agree with Tobi. As far as I know it s only in a position to initiate the device USB FDD (diskette).
  In addition, you can start form the optical devices and network (LAN) HARD-primary drive

• Re: Tecra A9 - 12H - boot from usb

  Hello

  does anyone know if the tercra A9 can boot from USB?

  Thank you.

  Have you checked the BIOS options?

  As far as I know, you can start only from HDD main, ODD, network (LAN), CARD SD or USB FDD (diskette).

  I think you want to start one Windows OS, Linux, the other from a USB key. Am I wrong?
  Unfortunately, this is not possible.

  Welcome them

• Satellite A25-S279 - Cant Boot From USB Drive

  Hello everyone. I'm new here.

  Is there anyway that I can boot from a hard disk on the A25 USB? In any case to update the BIOS to give me the option to boot from USB hard drive?

  I already went through the BIOS and used the HWsetup nothing helps.

  I want to run Linux on a mini-usb HDD, I just picked up, but I can't seem to boot from the USB connection.

  Please let me know.

  Hello

  You on the right, the BIOS supports a boot from the USB FDD.
  BUT it is not possible to boot from the USB HARD drive or USB key

  The BIOS offers these startup options:
  HDD, CD/DVD, LAN or USB FDD

• L50-A-1FK satellite - cannot boot from USB port

  Hello

  I am a first user of this forum
  It is a problem with my computer and don't know how to fix it.

  My computer is a L50 A 1FK Satellite with Windows pre installed 8.1.

  I'm not impressed with new Windows10 and I'm back on Windows 8.1.

  What to do when I start to install a version of Linux Mint meadow look.
  It is impractical to restart the computer to. Al dough BIOS is changed by marketing, that to look for start-ups to the USB. It does not work. If I try the same thing is happening with a live CD or DVD.
  How can I make sure that there re-boot on the USB.

  As in advance,
  Rob (Wildspoor.nl)

  Hello

  In order to boot from external sources (CD or USB port - flash memory stick), you need to disable startup secure in the BIOS.

  There is also a startup mode option (UEFI).
  In case the new (Linux) system would not support UEFI mode, you must change this mode of CSM.

• Satellite A30 series can boot from USB external HDD?

  Hello

  I have a satellite a30 series laptop. Anyone know if I can boot from usb hard drive? My bios has an option to boot from removable devices. I want to install linux but my laptop has only 30 GB of internal space and most of that is out of stock, that's why I want to install and run linux from a disk usb external hard.

  Thank you

  As far as I know that something like this is not possible. To see if anyone has any other theories. ;)

• G50-45 - it can boot from USB 3.0?

  Hello

  I want to buy a compact USB to allow me to start my computer to Linux when necessary. Obviously, USB 3.0 will be faster, but I don't know if USB 3.0 is bootable with this laptop. I have version 1.07 of 'Insyde H20' BIOS (even if it also says Rev. 3.7 - don't know which version this is why he - 1.07/3.7?)

  Anyway - does anyone know if it is bootable USB 3.0? Google no did not help me this time.

  Thank you.

  USB 3 is backward compatible with USB 2, so everything that boots from USB should be good. I've not seen anyone suggesting the contrary, and my G580 USB boots all the time.

  Check your BIOS make sure that USB boot is enabled, Secure Boot is disabled. Try to start (boot order ether), or manual selection of the startup list.