Can't get into bios after installed processor.

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• Satellite L840/020 - can't get into BIOS after enabling the quick start option

  I have a laptop Toshiba L840/020 (PSK8LA-020007). I recently installed a 330 Series SSD and Windows 8 Pro RTM 6.2.9200 MSDNAA on this Intel and enabled the fast boot option in the BIOS (boot speed > fast).

  Now I can't get into the BIOS, no matter what I do. I tried pressing the power button / stop while pressing F2 (as suggested by a few other forums), upward on default that I tried all F and Esc keys, but nothing does. I also tried repeatedly pressing F2 during startup, plugged a USB external and supported on F2 keyboard on it, but no matter what I can't get into the BIOS.

  When I go to the Toshiba support download section > 8 64 bit Windows, I see also a BIOS update for my laptop, but when I try to install I get the following error:

  ---------------------------
  Error
  ---------------------------
  Flash process will end!
  Current platform have secure start capability, it must provide the location of storage NV by interface IHISI.
  Please contact BIOS OEM Engineer to add the feature.
  Without this IHISI interface, variables to authenticate will be modified or erased by flash process.
  If you understand the risk and want to keep flashing.
  You can add the following parameter in platform.ini to ignore the error.
  [EngineeringErrorDisable]
  SkipSecureBootProtectionCheck = 1
  ---------------------------
  Ok
  ---------------------------

  I'm not changing platform.ini and flash, without first asking the help of the community.

  Please let me know how to enter the BIOS. Thank you.

  null

  Hello

  First try INS then F2 key.

  Then you should be able to access the BIOS, I recommend disabling the QuickStart in the BIOS if you can successfully enter the BIOS.

  With regard to the update of the BIOS.
  I checked the page of the Toshiba driver to THE and it seems that the BIOS v6.20 is even similar to Win 7.
  I think that the BIOS update must be done running the system pre-installed Toshiba since Win 8 is not officially on the market, and to my knowledge, there are some big restrictions updated BIOS running Win 8

• Can't get into Bios after you enable the sata port

  Hello community,

  I have an Optiplex 755 and added a second hard drive.

  In bios the sata 2 and 3 ports have been disabled, I enabled both because I know not didn t on the port of witch the new drive has been connected.

  After a reboot the system stuck on ' Drive 3 not found: Serial ATA, sata-3.

  When I disconnect the new drive, I get the above message for 2 and 3 of the road car!

  I can only power the system off, the keyboard is not working at the moment. After a reboot, I can select F2 or F12, but the system will be blocked with the same error.

  I tried a third device to the port missing but then there is no error message, but there is only a black screen with a blinking cursor. No chance to get into the bios setup.

  The version of the bios is A08.

  Can someone help me please.

  Hi Andreas,

  Thank you for compensation for me!

  What may help is to reset the BIOS. To do this, you must follow the steps detailed here: ftp.dell.com/.../optiplex-755_user%27s%20guide_en-us.pdf (search for clearing the CMOS settings).

  Before the passage of the system back on, make sure that the system is in its state of origin (the original hard drive and optical drive). This can allow you to start the operating system successfully and access the configuration of the system as well.

  Let me know how you go!

• Can't get into BIOS after the use of "Quick start" mode

  Hello

  I do things
  1 - Enter my BIOS
  "' Quick start of start 2-change of speed to.
  Then I restart my knees and Toshiba logo disappeared.

  I want to get into my BIOS again, but how
  I tried F2, F12 and del not question

  Please help me

  > I ve tried F2, F12 and del no question

  What cell phone do you have exactly?
  Have you tried to press ESC, then F1?
  If this isn't it!

  Notes; You must press the buttons immediately after the laptop has been powered!

• Satellite L70 - A - 13P - cannot get into BIOS after the BIOS setting password?

  HI, Satellite L70 - A - 13P

  I set up a password user and supervisor. Works very well. However, I can't get into bios. If I press F2 as usual, I have the box "enter password" (the same as for normal startup). After you type the password for the supervisor, computer continues initializing and do not get into the bios!

  I keep the key pressed F2 but nothing works.
  I also tried ESC, F1, INS, F12, 0.

  Help.

  User and supervisor password the same?
  Have you been able to get into the BIOS in the past?

  Proceed to a complete stop and restart the laptop. Then try with F2 or F12. When you will be asked to set supervisor password and I hope that you will be able to enter the BIOS settings.

• Can't get into BIOS

  I just bought a side 130 for my girlfriend for Christmas and wanted to set up today.

  But I just can't get into the BIOS! I keep on pressing F1 during the startup Lenovo screen.

  I have pressed it several times, he broke down, I even tried with the Fn key. Nothing has worked.

  I have been working with and professional support Lenovo (and IBM) laptops for more than 10 years and not once I had such a problem. It is only the second E-series phone I've ever had. I bought myself an E525 last summer and had no such problems and to work, we have T, X and W-series.

  Am I missing something? Am I too old? :-D

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thanx

  The twist, I completely power down the laptop - meaning, hold the button for 5 seconds (the closure of normal windows will not suffice).

  Then, when you turn it back on and see the Lenovo logo for the first time, you should see the message "press on enter to interrupt Boot", press ENTER, and then you will get a menu of options, one being to enter the bios.

• Can't get into BIOS on my Satellite M50D-A-103

  Hello world

  I want to put my Satellite M50D-A-103 to boot from USB. I put USB as the first boot device using the Toshiba system configuration utility in Windows 8. Does not work. Now, I want to get into the BIOS, but I never get there. I tried ways imaginable all pressing F2 and ESC keys (hold while turning on and keep holding, hold when turned on, but after 1 second or 3 seconds or as soon as Toshiba logo appears, press on after turning on, press once Toshiba logo appears, continue to press it or just press repeatedly it...) , but I never get into the BIOS.

  I tried to open the laptop to remove the BIOS battery to reset, but even with all the screws removed, I can't seem to remove the bottom of the laptop plastic.

  Any suggestions?

  Best regards
  Stefan.

  > I tried to open the laptop to remove the BIOS battery to reset, but even with all the screws removed, I can't seem to remove the bottom of the laptop plastic.
  Hey what are you doing? You want to lose your warranty? Do not do stupid things. Remove the BIOS battery you will not reset the BIOS. It is not simple desktop machine.

  Please proceed to a full stop - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB2B03EY0002R01.htm - and after boot up your laptop, press F12 and you will enter the start menu with the option to enter the BIOS settings.

  By the way: anything create using preinstalled recovery media creator Toshiba recovery media before you.

• How can you get into BIOS on a Satellite 320 CD.

  Hi my name is steve, I was wondering how get you into the BIOS on a satellite 320 CD. Because it's my first format at the top of a tower. Done a lot on the office laptops just never. As some fool tried to do before me and distroyed it. Now the only thing that happens is when the toshiba logo disappears this message appears, INVALID SYSTEM DISK, REPLACE THE DISK, THEN press ANY KEY. It allows to run Windows 98 and it worked great for what age there. Hoping to put XP on it, but its only got a small hard drive (4099 mb). So will hand 98 on it until I get a bigger hard drive. Only need to teach my daughter how to respect a laptop. I want to get into the BIOS for the format. No instructions on how to enter the BIOS would be great, because I'm good from there. Thanks in advance for your help.

  Hello

  You suggested that you want to enter the BIOS to format the HARD drive. Very strange.
  However, if you want to boot from the CD so you can also use the C button immediately after the power button.
  The laptop should boot from the CD of Win98. The installation procedure contains a HARD drive format option.

• Satellite Pro C50-A-1E2: problem get into BIOS after the activation of the quick start

  Hello

  I own Satellite Pro C50-A-1E2.

  Default hard drive has been replaced by a v300 kingston ssd. I also enabled quick start.
  I am trying to get into the BIOS but without success.

  I tried all possible combinations (Esc, DEL, f1, f2, f8, fn + esc, f1... fn)

  I found this piece of information through Googling: "press f2, and then press power. But always without success.
  Help with my problem?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Quick start can be enabled and disabled too using the Toshiba software called Desktop Help. Within this tool, you would find the HWSetup Toshiba and this part of software must contain the quick start option.

  Check it out.

  By the way: for some series laptop, press INS key then F2 worked too.

• Can't get into Bios on Satellite Pro 6000

  Hello from Norway. I have a SP6000 and I have a corrupt windowsinst. I tried to access the settins of the Bios by pressing ESC, then press F1, but it activates again right to the home screen Toshiba and said press f12 to select boot order...

  Is it possible to get the bios settings? Hmmmmmmmmmm :-) Thanks in advance

  Hello

  I guess you want to boot from the drive.
  Therefore, you can press the C key immediately after starting the laptop.
  Press the C key several times to be sure that the option has been activated 100%.

• Can't get into BIOS on my Satellite C850-F1F

  I have a f1f-c850 and I want to go bios, can someone help me?

  If you use Win8 to a complete stop as described on http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB2B03EY0002R01.htm
  After restarting the laptop, you should be able to enter the BIOS settings.

  Test it please.

• No boot/cannot get into bios after the withdrawal of the dvd player.

  Hello

  My dvd player is broken and I wanted to exchange it with another. But the computer does not so old is removed. It only shows the boot logo, but it does not continue, and it is not possible to enter the BIOS.

  This happens with and without the new disc. That's why I thought that it is not a compatibility problem.

  Someone has an idea of what I can do?

  My laptop: Toshiba S-1800-514

  Hello

  as you have changed the drive in a new, was the new drive the same as the old or that you have purchased a better?

  When you start Notepad and the Toshiba logo seems to be at - it something to do with the laptop. As (F12) or enter the BIOS boot options (ESC and after this F1)?

  What appears when you changed the old rear drive? The laptop works?

  Keep me posted!

  TOK

• Can't get into BIOS/BOOT menu on my laptop satellite

  Hi all, I can not enter the menu of the bios/boot on my satellite and I get pretty nerviós so far so I decide to get help here, will be very greatfull for any assistance at all!
  SOLVED

  Post edited by: Kaloian

  If the problem is resolved, let us please know what model phone you have and what was wrong.

• Can't get into BIOS on Satellite A100

  Dear Sirs,

  Although no one set a BIOS password on my Satellite a100 moms (bought new) it wouldn't let me enter.
  Is there a standard on the bios card?

  Ive already done an BIOS update. Maybe there's something went wrong.
  Is it possible to reset the PASS if there is no other solution?

  Hope someone can help me

  Best regards

  Patrick Odenbreit

  Hello
  I don't have a direct answer to your question.
  However, note that you should be able to access (as I usually do) the bios settings from windows xp to toshiba console utility.
  As long as it works with you, it can help you to work around the problem and make adjustments to your settings.
  (I have another satellite, but I think tehir are similar on this function)

  Bye, Ricardo

• iertutil.dll was not found after trying to download internet explorer 8. I can't get into my computer. Not even the start screen.

  I can't get into my computer.  All I can get is the Task Manager.  It shows all my still intact material, I'm not him.  Not even to my home screen.  All that appears is my screensaver and a message saying to re - install iertutil. DLL... but how to do when I can't.

  Maybe someday, we will see again the proposal to:

  Once you open the Task Manager try the commands below.

  1. in the Task Manager, click file, and then click new task

  2. now type rstrui.exe and click OK

  This would launch the system restore on the computer refer the below Microsoft article more about the restoration of the system.

  If you really try , you would find that it does not work because rstrui.exe is unlikely that never will be in the PATH statement.

  If you want to launch the restoration of the system from the Task Manager, you will need to perform a new task like this:

  %SystemRoot%\System32\restore\rstrui.exe

  If c:\windows\system32\iertutil.dll is missing, you will see a message like this:

  Explorer.EXE - unable to locate component

  The application has failed to start because iertutil.dll was not found.  Re-installing the application may fix the problem.

  Because explorer.exe is not running, you will see only your background image /, but Ctrl-Alt-Delete will always bring up the Task Manager where you can maneuver around and replace the file.

  If the only problem with your system, it's that iertutil.dll is missing, you can replace the backup copy in the dllcache folder.  You can continue to obtain reviews iertutil.dll is absent, but just click OK for messages of recall as they pop up so you can continue working.

  One might think that you use the Task Manager, you can browse c:\windows\system32\dllcache and (after choosing to view all files) copy the iertutil.dll from there and then paste the iertutil.dll file in c:\windows\system32 where it belongs.  That actually works, but it seems that it does not work as you will get an hour glass stuck on the paste operation and perhaps wonder whether or not it has actually worked.

  To feel better replace the missing file, so you can actually see the file being copied and replaced... Task Manager, click file, new task and enter in the box (assuming that Windows is installed on your C drive):

  cmd

  Click OK to open a command prompt window and first make a copy of the original file (if it exists) by entering the following command:

  copy c:\windows\system32\iertutil.old c:\windows\system32\iertutil.dll

  That copies the file in progress if there is an and it will just complain if it is not a copy.

  We know that XP likes to keep the backup copies of critical system files in this folder:

  c:\Windows\System32\dllcache

  Knowing this, copy the backup copy of the missing file and replace the missing or suspicious file by using this command:

  Copy c:\windows\system32\dllcache\iertutil.dll c:\windows\system32

  Answered in the affirmative if invited to replace the existing file and then you should see a message that 1 file (s) has been copied.

  Type "exit" to close the command prompt window.

  Who will replace the missing or suspicious file and if that's all that's wrong with the system, Shut Down box Task Manager, you can choose to reboot your system and see how things are going.

  Do, or do not. There is no test.

  I decided to implement the points for a new puppy instead of a pony!