Message ' No bootable device - please reboot '-Satellite C series

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• Satellite L50 - B - "no boot device - please reboot your system.

  This laptop does not start, it gives just the message "no boot device - please reboot your system.

  It looks like the partition table has disappeared.

  There is no support of recovery, no recovery partition, I can access it on the hard drive and no Windows key.

  How can I install windows on it?

  L50 - B PSKTNA-02R016 satellite

  Have tried to start while holding down the 0 key, but no luck.

  This computer is TWO DAYS OLD!

  According to specifications of the laptop, this machine was delivered with pre-installed Win8.1. Yes, there is no recovery media. For years, Toshiba and many other laptop manufacturers offer laptops without disk installation, but original recovery image is saved on the HARD drive, so if everything is OK you can start installation of recovery of the HARD disk image or create a recovery media that you can use for installing the OS.

  If you get your laptop work again thanks to create this media. How this is described in the document s user manuals.

  Recovery partition cannot disappear from the only one. to be honest, it's not clear to me what happens exactly with your laptop.

  Start your machine and press F12 to get into the boot menu. There you should find option enter the configuration. Using this option, you will be able to enter the BIOS settings. Please check if the HARD drive is listed and recognized correctly. by default the BIOS settings and restart your laptop. What happens when you do this?

• Satellite L850D - 12 p - no boot device - please reboot

  I hope someone can help

  I have the laptop above and I turned it on to get this error

  + "No boot device - please reboot ' +.

  But was OK yesterday
  It doesn't let me in Bios at all. As soon as I turn it on I get this message instantly
  I tried a new hard drive in the laptop, but still the same error

  Hello

  > I tried a new hard drive in the laptop, but still the same error

  The laptop computer was preinstalled with the Win 8 System.
  The laptop BIOS UEFI s takes the mode and secure boot.
  This means that if the secure boot and UEFI is enabled, the laptop is unable to start the external device or wouldn't boot to other systems such as Windows 7 or Linux.

  To install another system, you must change the mode MSC UEFI boot mode and have disable secure boot option.

  To access the BIOS, you must press the F2 key immediately after the laptop has been powered.

• Satellite L50D-B - no boot device - please reboot

  Does anyone know what to do when you get only bios saying "no boot device - please reboot" during computer startup?

  Enter your BIOS, make sure that UEFI is enabled, or if you are using a linux operating system allow inheritance.

• Re: Satellite L850 - starting with "no boot device - please reboot"

  I tried to correct this L850 - portable 1LK which keeps crashing and so on. But while going through the options in advance in the troubleshooting section (Windows 8). I tried, I think its called Toshiba Recovery tool and click on the option to erase data, assuming that he would remove all corrupted data, so I could reinstall from factory settings.

  But now when I boot it just says "no boot device - please reboot" and when I restart it does the same thing. I tried to open the recovery partition, but there are a lot of different buttons that supposedly bring it I don't know if I support on the right. Any help?

  On this virtual path, it is not easy to say what the problem is here. In my opinion, you should try to reinstall recovery image once more.
  For assistance with this please check http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB2A03ES0000R01.htm

• Cannot start by Satellite L850 - no boot device - please reboot

  Hi, can you help me?

  I have a toshiba Satellite, win 8, and when I try to start it it shows the message 'check' media (fail) and then shows "no boot device - please restart."

  How can I solve this problem?

  Unfortunately for these questions there is not some sort of magic bullet. Start your laptop and press F12 to get into the boot menu. If it works check if there is the option to enter setup. Choose this move down arrow and press ENTER.

  If it works, you will see the BIOS settings. On the first page (HAND), check if the HARD drive is listed and recognized correctly.
  In any case, use F9 and BIOS to the default settings. After doing this use F10 to save and exit.
  Check again please. If the same thing happen over and over again I fear you have professional m need help with this.

  What model of laptop do you have exactly?

• My laptop isn't just saying no boot device - please reboot the system.

  Please please please help me I can't do anything with my laptop, I pressed the power button, but the same message appears every time and I don't know what to do I tried pressing a button or two on the keyboard, but the message came under a just and repeated that the system I have is an INDIVIDUAL C855D TOSHIBA - 13N and it has windows 8. I desperately need to get up and running works correctly in as soon as possible I am in major panic like don't know what to do.

  I also want to thank you for the advice given earlier I take note of it that were unable to try anything, but I appreciate the input considerably.

  Hi LindseyMarsh,

  Thanks for posting the request in the Microsoft community!
  I understand that the computer Toshiba laptop says "no boot system reboot device please. Try the suggestions and check if it helps to resolve the issue.

  Method 1:
  You can try to repair the computer:

  (a) starting from the DVD of Windows 8.

  (b) click on repair your computer.

  (c) click on troubleshoot.

  (d) click on Advanced options , and then click auto repair.

  (e) follow the on-screen instructions and complete the repair.

  Method 2:

  If the computer does not boot the system from windows DVD then it could be a setting in the BIOS that is not compatible to windows startup 8 DVD or it's hardware

  You can make sure that the boot order is correct in the BIOS (Basic Input Output System), and the video card settings.

  For all related parameters of the BIOS, I suggest you to contact the manufacturer for support.

  BIOS settings are different for the different computer based on the motherboard manufacturer and the key to enter the BIOS can vary.

  Note: changes to the BIOS/complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

  Just reply with the results. I'd be happy to help you further.

• Dell XPS with Windows 8 error no message no bootable device

  Hello!

  All of a sudden my computer says no device bootable-strike F1 to retry boot F2 for Setup utility.  When I hit F1 it just goes back to the same message, and I can't go into the computer at all.  Pleeeeease help!  Thank you.  It is a portable computer with no CD input.

  Hello

  Follow these steps to troubleshoot Dell, in particular diagnoses:

  "Computer does not start in Microsoft Windows 8 or 8.1"

  http://www.Dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/SLN115652/en

  Table of contents:

  1. Specific issues Windows 8 any boot
  2. Check that the computer finishes powering (POST)
  3. Repair your operating system of Windows 8
  4. Search for specific error Messages
  5. Run a computer Diagnostic
  6. Rest the BIOS to default values
  7. Disconnect any external devices
  8. Virus and Malware troubleshooting
  9. Restore the operating system to factory settings

  "Dell diagnostic tools can I use to solve hardware problems?

  http://www.Dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/SLN114988/en

  "Resolve using issues material ePSA or diagnostic PSA and Guide to Error Codes"

  http://www.Dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/SLN133583/en

  See you soon.

• Satellite showing C55-5-137: no boot device please don't restart

  Hello
  Just bought a computer portable satellite c55-5-137 and when I start the computer shows this message: no boot device - please reboot the system.
  Tried to boot from usb win7, same message. Also in bios I don't have the option to disable secure boot, the only option is uefi (grayed out). Need help .

  I assume that the HARD drive is not visible somehow for your system.
  When you enter the BIOS disk HARD is listed and detected correctly?
  Try to set the BIOS to default settings and check again.

• Impossible to start only on the desktop, bootable device error - please restart

  Original title: windows startup problems 8

  I have a Toshiba satellite laptop that came from the factory with windows 8.  I just can't get started.    It stops at the toshiba leading innovation which is the first screen after power to the screen on.  the function keys that product screen blank screen except at the top where a line doesn't read bootable device - please reboot of the system, which can do to solve this problem

  Hi Ericmadison,

  This problem may occur if your hard drive is not set as your first boot or because of defective hard drive device.

  What is the exact full model of your PC Toshiba satellite laptop?

  Make sure that your hard drive is set us your first boot in the BIOS device. See your manual for your Toshiba satellite computer to check the key to enter the BIOS. Once you get into the BIOS, check if your hard drive is selected as the first boot device.

  Warning of the BIOS: BIOS change / semiconductor (CMOS) to complementary metal oxide settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly.

  Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

  If the hard disk is already selected as first boot device, I suggest you to run the check disk from the Windows recovery environment using the installation media. CHKDSK (Chkdsk.exe) is a command-line tool that checks volumes on your hard disk for problems. The tool will attempt to repair problems it encounters. For example, Chkdsk can repair problems related to bad sectors, lost clusters, reticulate files and directory errors.

  As Windows came pre-installed, try to create an installation of Windows 8 media (DVD/USB). Check out the following link.

  How to create an installation media for a PC refresh or reset

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/create-reset-refresh-media

  Try to go to BIOS option to change the priority of boot on CD/DVD (first boot device). See your manual for your Toshiba satellite computer to check the key to enter the BIOS.

  Once you change the boot priority, follow the steps mentioned below.

  Check the drive of the Windows recovery environment (RE Win) and check. Follow these steps:

  1. Insert the Windows 8 (DVD/USB) installation media, and then restart the computer.
  2. Hit F12 key (usually it's F12, but it may differ between computer manufacturers) and choose the drive in which you inserted into the installation media.
  3. Once the Windows Setup window appears, follow these steps:
  4. Then drag and select repair your computer.
  5. You will then see a blue screen and an option to choose.
  6. Choose the Troubleshooting option and select Advanced options.
  7. Select prompt to start the Advanced startup option.
  8. Computer will restart automatically.
  9. Once restarted, choose an account with administrative privileges.
  10. In the next screen, enter the appropriate password and press the button continue to access command prompt.
  11. In the command prompt window, type the following command:

  CHKDSK /F /R

  12. Once complete, restart the computer and check.

  Important: the data available on bad sectors may be lost when chkdsk attempts to repair your hard drive.

  Please answer us on the State of the question to help you further.

• Satellite L50D - no boot device please don't restart

  Hello

  I'm trying to fix my parents laptop: it's a Satellite L50D-B - 14 p. It shows the error "No. Bootable Device please restart System" at startup. So far, I tried disabling "secure boot" and by replacing the boot mode 'boot CSM', without success.

  I can see in the settings of the BIOS that the HARD drive is still recognized, is not dead. I don't have the installation diskettes.

  Any advice on what to try next would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Any ideas on how I can proceed?

  Is the fact that the HARD drive can still be seen in the BIOS, means that it is not dead? At the MS DOS command prompt, I typed in C: and it found nothing - it gives me to think that the hard drive may indeed be dead?

  I also ran a program of removal of data from a bootable CD. He managed to acknowledge that the HARD drive has existed and acknowledged that he had 932 GB. However, it said 0 bytes were free (which is odd).

  Any ideas would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

• Satellite Pro C50 - Has - 1 MM - "no boot system reboot device please.

  Laptop had some 'important Microsoft updates' yesterday I tried to install. Laptop is dead and when I started upward once again, said "control pc diagnostics.

  He advised that I am getting a fix 'automatic' for the past 12 hours. now say "no bootable device-pleasecrestart system. So I am not very computer looking for some advice on what past and how and what I should do now?

  Thank you

  Be careful with updates.
  Start your laptop and press F12 to get into the boot menu. There you should find the opportunity to enter the BIOS settings. Enter the BIOS and set it to default settings. Registered and correctly recognized HARD drive?

  After ding, he checks it please if the problem persists.

  By the way: you have created a recovery media?

• Re: Satellite L350: media test failure - no bootable device insert boot disk

  I just started a new Sat L350 upward and I can not go beyond the second page that says; Media test failure and no boot device, insert the boot disk and press any key.

  I have no disc and I'm stuck,

  Help!

  Hello

  This error message appears because the BIOS didn't not find a bootable device containing an operating system.

  What of the HARD drive? Is it recognized by the BIOS?
  Check in the BIOS settings; Press ESC and F1 to access the BIOS.
  There, you should check if the HARD drive (all details of the HARD drive should appear) is recognized.
  If this isn't the case, then it means that your HARD drive is dead and so you cannot boot from the HARD drive.

• Detection of devices USB on Satellite A100-507

  Hello!

  I have a Toshiba Satellite A100-507 and since I installed a USB for my polar watch the laptop doesn't recognize most devices (printer, USB stick) usb, The only thing that works is my usb mouse!

  When I plug the printer or a USB Windows XP (pro, sp2) the message appears: unknown device

  Now, I have installed winxp new! But the problem persists!
  Someone at - it an idea? It's really frustrating...

  Thank you very much in advance!
  Dagobert

  Hello

  Eventually the permit economy option on the USB port of food may be responsible for these issues. What do you think?
  In the device manage you could select the USB ports, and please check the properties.
  Nowhere, you should find a tab with the power save option. I recommend you to disable.

  On the Microsoft Knowledge base, I read some really useful article on USB with SP2 issues. Try to search in the page.

  PS: Have you installed all the drivers of Toshiba in the right order? I heard that the installation of the chipset might help.

• "this is not a bootable floppy please insert a bootable floppy disk and press a key to try again"

  formatted a hard drive now im trying to intall xp when I boot the computer with the cd inside its gives me "is not a bootable floppy please insert a bootable floppy disk and press a key to try again.

  its an IBM machine, connections saved on the hard drive and cd rom they agree.

  tried to boot from the value by pressing f8, esc, but his wrong in the boot menu, but when I turn it on it goes directly to the message

  1. In the BIOS, did you put the DVD Rom under the 1st boot device? (If Yes, when you power on some computers will appear a message like "Press any key to boot from CD" and displays only a few seconds).
  2. Are you sure that the physical DVD Rom drive is good? (Have you used it recently before formatting your hard drive?)
  3. Are you sure the CD you trying to start is actually a bootable disc and that's in the drive?