How to boot from USB FD in HP Pavilion Sleekbook 14-b035tx

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• Satellite M40-185 - how to boot from USB?

  I have a Toshiba Satellite M40-185

  I could not a off of usb because the two Mafany usb boot option

  Options for the device
  1. HARD DRIVE
  2 CD-DVD
  3 FDD
  4 LAN

  How to boot from usb?

  Hi esc.

  I think that you have answered the question yourself because you've posted all the startup options that are available and there is no option to boot USB on this laptop.

  All you can do is to install the latest BIOS, but as far as I know Satellite M40 can t boot from USB!

• How to boot from USB-drive on Compaq Presario CQ57 400SO

  Hello!

  I have a Compaq Presario CQ57-400SO I want to install Windows XP instead of Windows 7, which is included. I had two questions now since I hit a few bumps.

  1 at - not, at all, driver support for Windows XP to get their hands on?

  2. How am I suppose to boot from USB (my DVD-ROM is broken)?

  + Have converted my installation of Windows XP on USB disk.

  -J' have tried to change the boot order, and no, the USB is not marked with! so it should work.

  -J' tried by pressing F9, that gets me the Boot Option menu. But once I press the USB it goes right to the Windows (the pre-installed).

  Thank you in advance.

  Kind regards

  Robin

  Hi @kvartsnorsk

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I know that you are looking for drivers for Windows XP, unfortunately, this laptop was not sold configured for this OS. Drivers are available for windows 7 and 8 (32 and 64 bit)

  What happens if I do not see my operating system?

  On the boot USB device, it is likely that your bootable usb image isn't UEFI, so you should enable legacy boot in the BIOS to allow boot off this device.

  UEFI and the Start Menu

  The Legacy Boot mode - NeoSmart Knowledgebase

• How to boot from USB?

  I was really disappointed when I discovered that my PC always run in error when I chose to boot from USB.
  
  Error: Unable to boot from USB, Press Enter to Cointinue >

  My specs:
  HP SleekBook14 (Windows 8 factory installled)
  CPU: Intel Core i5

  HARD DRIVE: 750 GB
  Graphics: Intel HD Graphic 4000 and Nvidia GeForce GT 740M

  Please HP give me a quicker response... I want to boot from USB in order to install another OS like Ubuntu and Else

  You extract the files on the disk? I forgot extract the iso file when I was installing Windows 8.1 and it showed the same message. I extracted and it was good.

• How to boot from USB CD? (S1800-804)

  My internal CD/DVD unfortunately no longer works.
  I bought an external CD 'HIGH SPEED RECORDING EXTERNAL DRIVE QuieTrack ASUS' that works well.

  But how do I boot from it? I would like to reinstall using the recovery CD.

  Currently using Windows Millennium Edition.
  BIOS 2.0.

  Hello
  so as much as I know your Notebook isn't supports startup by an external device.
  You can just boot from the devices that a listed in the bios (like hard drive, floppy drive, CD-ROM internal).

  Good bye

• How to boot from USB DVD Rom on Y500 with SLI?

  I have problems starting a DVD from my laptop Y500 SLI. The DVD - RW rom is connected by USB and I do not see in the BIOS, but boot USB is enabled. Is it possible for a start of it on the y500 with sli? How? When I turn on the laptop that I can hear the cd loading, but it still goes to windows.

  Hi September,.

  Ishaan is correct since only today, I managed to get my hands on a Y500 to test. I have to admit that the Y500 is a great machine to own :-D

  In any case, with regard to get this to work, you will need to go into BIOS.
  To start the BIOS configuration utility:
  1 turn off the computer.
  2 press the Novo button (small button with the curved arrow, located next to the receptacle) and select Configuration of the BIOS.

  > Go to the tab "BOOT".
  > Under"Boot" change into "Legacy support".
  > Press F10 and save the setting.
  > Machine will restart and boot press F12
  > When the boot menu appears, select desired boot.

  Hope this helps and post your results.

  Concerning

• How to boot from usb hp pavilion

  Manufacturer: Asus
  Card mother name: IPIBL-LB
  HP/Compaq motherboard name: Benicia-GL8E
  HP Pavilion a6742p
  Product no.: FQ619AA

  Windows 7 Homw Premium, latest updates.

  I have a usb stick recovery in case of a hard disk failure.

  I regularly backup my drive to a drive separate esata.

  I was just wondering if the bios would allow a usb startup.

  Eingram1, welcome to the forum.

  You can enter the BIOS pressing F1 or F10 on the first screen when starting.  Check the Boot section to see if there is a USB option.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• How to boot from a USB - Portege R500 flash drive

  Hello

  I have a Portege R500 running Windows XP, presented about 2 years ago and recently contracted a virus that has infected some of the startup files as the minute I connect it disconnects again, even in SafeMode! The quickest way I can think sorting is to reformat with the XP Recovery disk and reinstall windows.

  Problem! The CD/DVD drive on the computer laptop stopped working earlier, tried almost everything in the thread on this site, but had no luck.

  So my plan was to boot from a USB flash drive and do it this way. However in the boot parameters I only have the options of HARD drive / floppy drive / CD-ROM / LAN, none of them work. Does anyone know how to boot from USB flash drives?

  Any help would be really appreciated

  Hello

  As far as I know, it should be possible to boot from USB FDD

  I don't know if you would be able to boot from a USB flash drive, but it of certainly worth a try m

  Generally, you can try to press the F12 key when the laptop is turned on.
  A start menu should appear on the screen, then you should see all bootable devices.

  PS: as far as I know the USB startup was available in ToshibaHWSetup (tool of Toshiba which changes the settings of the BIOS under windows OS.) So I guess boot from USB must be possible.

  Welcome them

• Can't boot from USB-DM1-4020sa

  Hello

  I just bought a HP DM1 Netbook AMD E-450 (4020sa).  I'm just getting started get the configuration of the computer and try to run through some diagnostics to make sure that the material is good.  I have created a 16GB bootable USB key with Memtest on it, formatted FAT32.  Works quite well on my desktop.

  However, for the life of me I can't figure out how to boot from USB on the netbook!  I tried to change the boot order, updated the BIOS, trying all 3 USB ports.  Nothing works!

  To the first pressing ESC then F9 for the start menu gave me 2 options, one to boot from USB to boot from the hard drive.  I could not choose the USB, it was selected on the hard drive of permenantly.  Now, I don't see the option at all!

  I'm considering installing Win7 x 64, Ubuntu and in future Win8... so I need to know a USB booting is possible on this netbook.

  Help, please!  Thank you!

  Well, although Memtest86 + v4.20 is supposed to support AMD E-series processors, maybe this doesn't completely still.  I created a key Reader USB with the ISO of Windows 7 x 64, following the instructions of Ars Technica and has worked without any problems whatsoever.

  Anyway, do not know why the Memtest86 + won't work, but eh... Well.  The laptop can boot from USB.

• How can I boot from USB - Portege A200

  Hello

  I have a Portege A200 which is only a couple of years, but the hard drive no longer works. Initially, I thought that this was due to corrupt the boot disk record, but after trying to replace the drive hard (with two different readers), is showing a #0 IDE error when starting. So I came to the conclusion that the IDE controller chip is dead.

  In order to get labour latop, I burned a cd with the ubunto ISO. It starts off ok but due have only 512 MB of RAM, the system is somewhat limited and nothing installed is lost each time that I reboot.

  Now, I bought a 2 GB flash drive and installed ubuntu on it. My other problem is that there seems to be no boot from USB HDD or USB option in the bios.

  The options I can think of are:
  (1) Upgade the bios so that it supports the start of memory stick (although no HARD drive so do not know how I could reflash the BIOS or if there is even an upgrade of the BIOS that would support this feature)
  (2) create a cd that starts the boot process then tells the system to continue the initialization of the USB key (this is possible and does anyone know where I might be able to get these software)
  (3) boot from CD but the use of USB to keep any recorded information / everything installs etc (I suppose that similar to option 2 except the cd would manage the entire OS and USB would just "extra" information)

  If there are other options if someone may think I am happy to give them a go. Seems a shame to have to chuck to a laptop that is not particularly old, because the IDE controller chip has failed on the mobo.

  I have apppriciate any help anyone can offer.
  Thank you very much
  Mark

  Hello

  First I have to say that it of not possible to boot from the external USB device as USB, CD/DVD USB drive or USB HDD.
  It of only possible to boot from the external USB FDD (floppy) disk

  However, no opportunities for startup are clear, but I think that you misunderstood the IDE #0 error message. According to m that the IDE controller is not defective but only the new drive HARD is not compatible and not recognized by the BIOS.

  There are different reasons for this problem
  For the most part this error message appears if the HARD drive master/slave/c-salt settings are not correct.
  Generally these settings don t need to be changed or switched on the 2.5 hard disks but some hard drives support a rider that needs to be fixed in the correct position. But I put t if your HARD drive supports this

  In addition, the size of HARD drive isn't is not compatible could be the reason for these error messages!
  I would recommend so finally communicating with ASP in your country to get a new, compatible HARD drive and see if the same error still occurs.

  Good luck

• How to boot from simulated USB (flash drive) mass storage device?

  I do some development work on the anaconda, the Installer used by Red Hat Enterprise Linux and reconstructions based off of him.  I'm testing support of USB flash drive facilities and would rather test my changes using image files from a USB drive physical - a bit like editing an .iso image to a CD instead of using a physical CD of closure.

  I found a reference to the Framework of Linux-USB Gadget API, which looked exactly like what I was looking for.  After the reconstruction of the almond, I was able to run:

  • modprobe dummy_hcd
  • modprobe g_file_storage file = CentOS - 6.2 - i386 - netinstall.iso

  After that, the office immediately get the image as if I had actually plugged a USB stick with the same content.

  I am also able to connect this virtual USB device to a virtual machine, but when I start the virtual machine, it has no option to boot from the virtual USB device.

  Any ideas?

  VMware Workstation does not directly support boot from USB but you can use a third-party utility called Plop Boot Manager to boot a bootable USB disk and you may be.

• 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.
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• Re: Satellite C650 - disable boot from USB

  Can you help me please? How can I disable boot from USB?

  Hi bailonijunior,

  As far as I know it of not possible to disable certain devices to boot.

  You can change the boot order in the BIOS. For example, you can set the HARD drive as first boot device. That means that the computer will always start HARD drive even a bootable USB device is connected.

  Check this box!

• Portege R500-12 s - problem of recovery (Boot from USB)

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  I tried several days reinstall this laptop (Toshiba PORTÉGÉ R500-12 s). I reinstall drive, but it has no CD-ROM included, so I'm fighting with booting from the USB port, with my external hard drive. Those that the BIOS loads even boot from USB? Because there is no alternative USB inside the boot priority. I noticed that I can choose from, what I think is alternative of different startup in start up, when I press the F12 key. When I press the F12 key and choose USB, I just pup up to a similar cmd command line.

  Reinstall is the only option because my laptop is super slow, and I have no restore file (CD) on my laptop

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  Thanks in advance :-)

  I put t know if this is possible, but if you can visit Toshiba service in your city, ask them for help. They have all the external devices and also external optical drive.
  Buy a coffee and ask if they can install just image recovery using your recovery DVDs. I m that they will help you with this.

  By the way: you can not install OS using the recovery saved on the HARD disk image. Laptop can't see it.
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  Also, try to borrow a somewhere.

• Need to boot from USB device with my Portege 7020ct

  Hello!

  I need help!

  situation: me and my girlfriend go on a long trip on Tuesday. We have to work, so we bought a second hand portege 7020ct.
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  I want to install win2000 or at least put some data on the hard drive.

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  What can I do?

  I tried to get into the bios to see if it is possible to boot from the usb slot, maybe get the external drive runnin and then install win2000.
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  Please, I beg you! I need help very quick, cause tomorrow is my last day...

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  Hi Deko,

  The key in the power up takes you to the BIOS settings.

  Installing the drivers could be difficult. I have a 7010CT and there is no option to boot from USB (only floppy - HDD - CD - lan). I don't think that Windows 98 supports USB sticks without additional drivers. I upgraded from Windows 98 to Windows 2000 by using a PCMCIA cdrom external and from the installer of Windows 98. Maybe you could try to use a network card PCMCIA to try to find a disk for the Portege.