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• Satellite A100-259 WinXP - BlueScreen Unmoutable Boot-Volume

  For computer laptop brother does not start in any mode etc. (safe), blue screen flashes up a quick "Unmountable Boot Volume"message before disappearing.

  There is no option to "Repair" in the advanced options that hit the F8 key at startup.
  The only thing it says that there is a Toshiba cd "Recovery", - I migrated to a Mac but thought long ago you at least got the o/s on cd with Windows?

  If as I fear the recovery disk allows you to create a "Bootable" cd then I know that he did not make this option.

  All the advice - MUCH APPRECIATED, as I had very little hair before that.

  See you soon

  If I can borrow another one of these laptops to a family member, I'd be able to create a "bootable" from the recovery disk cd, that my brother has on their laptop - this "recovery" cd would work on his machine?
  ANY help appreciated
  See you soon
  Rich.

• Satellite A100: Windows won't start no-Unmountable Boot Volume

  My son has a Satellite A100 under Windows XP SP3. Windows is not going beyond the Windows logo screen and ends with a Unmoutable Boot Volume + message.

  After what has happened, the status of the disk in the BIOS password is + HDD password frozen +. Note that the HARD drive does not have a user defined password.

  What is happening here and how is it fixed?

  Can you start laptop in safe mode with F8?
  The HARD drive password is strange to me.

  In this situation what you can try is to start the repair console in the Windows XP installation disc and try to fix it. Problem is that Toshiba computers laptops come with recovery discs only.
  Try to get the installation of Microsoft WXP disc and try with this repair option.

• How can I re - boot my laptop windows xp from a blue screen I get the message of UNMOUNTABLE BOOT VOLUME

  I recently got a blue screen that appears on my computer windows xp laptop which has a message of UNMOUNTABLE BOOT VOLUME and I was wondering how I can re - start the laptop to return to normality for the use that I'll have to use my windows 7 but I need to use my windows xp for various General things and would like to have help on how can I get rid of this? whenever I'm using one of safe mode, it does not access this section is

  Kind regards

  Julie stearn

  Hello

  1 how long have you been faced with this problem?
  2 have you made changes on the computer before this problem?
  3. What is the exact error message on blue screen?

  The following article might be useful: Unmountable Boot Volume

• Error on blue screen "Unmountable Boot Volume" after about 8-10 minutes after trying to start in laptop with Vista

  Hello

  Have a Toshiba laptop and lately in the face of this problem. After posting the "Loading Windows" screen for about 8-10 minutes, the blue screen appears with the message "Unmountable Boot Volume".  This screen is observed in all safe mode options.  Using the system repair option also gives the same error screen...

  Also, I removed the hard drive and fixed it again. but same problem is observed.  Laptop has only the product recovery CD.   What are the options?   Please suggest...

  Thanks in advance,

  REDA

  try the system restore but restore it back before what is going on has begun

• boot volume not mountable on presario cq56 - 219wm laptop

  can someone help me please... I have no drives for this laptop.  I have no idea how solve this thing, it was working fine before bed and now it isn't. I managed to control a number of things by reading this forum. I got a code that says "unmountable boot volume" I did a hard reboot as it said and that did nothing. I tried repairing the system when she appeared, did nothing. I tried to do safe mode, but I can't tell if it of in there or not. After loads of windows logo I get a blue corrugated (a bit like a curtian blowing in the Breeze) of the screen and the mouse shows but nothing else, start no button, no icon of shortcut... nothing. I've had a few years but it has barely been used and when it is used its especially for printing photos from my camera. HELP HELP HELP PLEASE!

  Hello

  The error code will be a Smart failure or disk Self Test - in both cases, this would indicate that hard is defective and must be replaced.  This is also consistent with startup error.

  If your laptop is still under warranty, contact HP and arrange for the disk replaced - you can check the status of your warranty here.

  If you live in the United States, contact HP here.

  If you are in another part of the world, begin here.

  If you are out of warranty and would like a guide to replacing the hard drive yourself, let me know.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Laptop HP 2000: no boot device (3FO)

  When I open it it always show "No. Bootable Device (3FO)" what want to say I need new HARD drive?, please help!

  Hi @Phatornism,

  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems, with the help of the community!

  I stumbled upon your post on the laptop and wanted to help you! I looked in your question about your laptop HP 2000 and "No. Bootable Device (3FO). This could just be miss communication from your hard drive and operating system. Try perform a reset.

  When you perform a hard reset note remove all USB devices. Disconnect all non-essential devices.

  Here is a link to computer does not start for Windows.

  Here, a document, it shows to do a test equipment. Just to make sure that we check everything.

  Have you tried reinstalling memory and HARD drive.

  Please let me know how it goes.

  Thank you.

• BSOD - 0x000000ed Unmountable Boot Volume on satellite error message

  Hi guys,.

  laptop was dropped and I now get the blue screen with this message at startup "stop: 0x000000ed unmountable boot volume.
  I read in some sites 'recover using xp disk', my laptop was bought with xp was preinstalled and I don't have a recovery disk.

  (1) can anyone identify the problem?
  (2) a recovery disk help?
  (3) if so where can I get one?

  Thank you

  Jim

  Hello

  I agree with Guybrush. The error seems to be related to the boot file system is defective and new resettlement could help.

  As we have already mentioned, the Toshiba Recovery CD could be controlled using the adresse_web above.
  If you are owner of an old series of laptop then the recovery CD could be ordered in the local ASP.

  But generally, you can use a Microsoft operating system CD too.
  You could install windows using this CD and all Toshiba drivers can be downloaded from the Toshiba driver page.

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• Boot volume inaccessible when trying to install W2000 - 6000 SP

  We bought a Satellite Pro 6000 for work and it had Windows XP. The devices we use with it require Windows 2000 so I uninstalled Windows XP with the startup disk and started the installation of Windows 2000 using a USB floppy drive. Once the first 4 discs have been run and the CD starts as a blue screen appears showing the inaccessible boot volume.

  Any ideas of what hurts?

  Hello

  Use you able to install WXP recovery CD? Is there a message inaccessible boot volume or the inaccessible boot device?

  By the way here's something very useful for users to W2K
  http://mcpmag.com/features/article.asp?EditorialsID=133

  Good bye

• laptop HP 2000: how to start my laptop hp 2000 pc using CD ROM

  I NEED TO START MY LAPTOP HP 2000. BUT I DON'T KNOW HOW TO START USING CD ROM. CAN U GUYS HELP ME SOLVE THIS PROBLEM

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  To install Windows 7 64 bit on a disc with a guid partition table you need to do the following.

  Judgment of the laptop.

  Click next to the ESC key as soon as you press the power button to enter the Boot Menu, and then select the Bios Menu ( f10 ).

  Under the System Configuration tab, expand the Boot Options Menu.

  You must set the Secure Boot to disabled and legacy devices on " Enabled".

  When you're finished, press f10 and select this option to Save the changes.

  You will then need to enter a PIN of 4 numbers displayed on the screen to confirm the changes to the settings - enter the code and press ENTER.

  Insert the Windows 7 installation disc and the laptop shutdown .

  Click next to the ESC key as soon as you press the power button to enter the Boot Menu, and then select the Boot Options Menu ( f9 ).

  Use the arrow keys to select the CDROM (uefi) option ( Note: you must choose the cdrom option that has the (uefi suffix ) and press ENTER - if you are prompted to "Press any key to continue...) "- make.

  Kind regards

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• Satellite L850-B139 - not mounted boot Volume error

  I get an error message of boot Volume not mounted on my Windows which I've updated to Windows 10. While I fix this problem, it needs to insert the restore disc but unfortunately I don't have the disk. I tried to download the recovery media via the Toshiba Support Service, but it is not available since I buy this in the Middle East. Please help me find or where I can download the recovery disc. My laptop model is Satellite-L850-B139 part number: PSKDLV-0E700UAR

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  You can order on the site of Toshiba recovery disks.

  Win10 is not supported on this model.

• Satellite Pro L10 - Unmountable Boot Volume

  My Satellite Pro L10 loops in the boot process. After the Windows XP splash screen, the following error messages appears:... Unmountable boot volume... Technical information: Stop: 0x000000ED...

  I know that is nothing exceptional and do a full restore would solve the problem. But I don't want to lose the data (which are of course not saved). I tried a Windows XP disk, but it does not start from the cd/dvd drive by pressing F12 or <0>and change the boot order...

  Can anyone help please?

  Hello

  Hmm, the volume not mountable startup error message appears especially if the HARD drive may not be recognized during initialization. Why? Well, maybe the HARD drive failures or the master boot record is defective!

  If you don t want to recover the laptop, you can try to boot from the XP CD (C press immediately after switching on the laptop) and to start the repair console.

  In the repair console, you can use the command chkdsk/p and after that, you could fix the disk main boot using the fixboot command or / and fixmbr.

  If this does not help, the new installation of the OS is that you as a last resort.

  PS: If you want to save the data you can try to remove the HARD drive and try to connect it via external USB HDD controller to another computer.

• Satellite P100-347: blue screen at startup - unable to boot volume

  Recently, I left my 2 younger brothers playing NFS Carbon on my satellite P100-347, pre-installed with media center edition 2005, and now it fails to start.

  During the process of possibly starting a blue screen appears for about a second and then it shutsdown (I managed to make the words "unable to boot volume" on the basis of the blue screen).

  I tried to boot with a XP media center DVD but it gives me only a possibility of reinstalling the operating system with a cost of losing all my important data. Normally I would have picked up the system, but I don't want to lose my data.

  Can I do other than take it to a technician?

  Hello

  Well, for the most part the BSOD appears due to hardware problem or serious software.
  In your case, the software problem is possible

  Unfortunately, I think that the new installation of the OS is the best way to get the laptop works properly.
  Now, you want to know how to record data and the files well, I think that you should remove the laptop HARD drive and must try to connect the 2.5 HDD via external USB controller to another computer. Then you can save the files to the other HARD disk

  I think, now, you know that regular backups are important and necessary!

• Satellite A65-S126 - blue screen of death UNMOUNTABLE BOOT VOLUME

  Hello

  I have starting problems in windows. He is stuck in a cycle without end start. Pressing F8 helped me freezing the blue screen of death, he said: "a problem has been detected and windows has been shotdown to avoid damaging your computer. UNMOUNTABLE BOOT VOLUME. "The end

  Technical information:
  Stop: 0x000000ED (0x89B789E0, 0x00000000, 0xC000009C, 0x00000000)

  I bought my laptop with the OS XP Home Edition already installed.

  Thank you and I hope you could help me solve this issue.

  Saul

  Post edited by: saviar01

  You can enter OS in safe mode?

• HP DV7-7338ea Windows 8 Unmountable Boot Volume BSOD

  The product concerned here is a HP DV7-7338ea with Windows 8 operating system. I used it for just under 11 months and bought with Windows 8 is installed.

  Description of the problem:

  I recently installed a new sound update for my laptop. I was asked to reboot and once that happened, I got a BSOD with error message: unmountable boot volume. When this happens, it restarts and goes into mood "automatic repair of preparation", after which the screen goes black and shows of slider windows and then what is it. I find myself with no options or anything. I tried pressing F11 at startup upward, then he said "Please wait" and goes back to the same black screen. I left on during more than an hour, but it just stays there until my man turns off the warm-ups (this has never happened before). I have not installed recently something back outside of the HP update. Please help because I don't know what to do now. I didn't save my files again, and they are too important to me to lose.  Thank you

  Update:

  I ran a check of the system, and it says that the DST of short Hard Drive failed. Does that mean I lost my files? The laptop was working fine until this last update HP who may have damaged my hard drive.

  A DST short drive hard failure means that, either your hard drive is faulty or were not together.

  If you are still under warranty, contact your retailer or HP local store and get a replacement hard drive that you can change yourself or have it sent service.

  If you have a competent friend IT, you may be able to recover some data on the computer.

  You can try to remove the hard drive of your computer and its connection to his own.

  Please let me know how it works.