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• Combination of keys start crisis of victory for Satellite L850 - 1 k 0 - no boot after BIOS FLASH

  Hello!
  Someonw does know which key boot combination work for the L850 - 1 k 0?
  I flashed a modded bios that works first, then the settings changed for the graphics card, stop and here's the laptop with black screen (to the external monitor VGA or HDMI).

  Now I try to reflash original BIOS (6.8 InsydeH20) with wincrisis (which should boot from usb, which would be indicated by the led flashing on the usb port), but there are certain key combinations that is held over the power that differ: I tried with the ones I found Googling for similar models, Fn + Esc Fn + Esc, Windows + F, Windows + B, Fn + B - but nothing has worked, no activity to usb.

  If someone know the combination of work as this model L850 - 1 k 0?
  I have not found something looking for it online!

  Help would be very appreciated!

  Thank you!
  Timmtomm

  Hi TIMMTOMM,

  Were you able to start the original bios?
  My Toshiba l850-1w9 PSKDNE is the same as yours, (only difference drive HARD and OS), I did not start a bios from USB and I do not know the combinations for her but there is an article about how to start the bios modded on the net, but I don't think they will be posted here. Simply search for bios modded to the l850 and leave aside the 1 k 0.

  And just a quick guess you did install a modded bios to activate the video card integrated CPU, so you can use it to Miracast, or something like?

• No satellite P300-17R no boot after BIOS screen

  Hi I have a major problem:

  When starting the laptop, I have the chance to see the bios screen after that normally you should see that win 7 starts up. I get a blank, backlight screen works but no cursor blinking or what so ever.

  Ive tried the following things:

  1. try all a/c topics like removing batteries etc related.
  -> nothing going on (white screen)

  2. ive tried inorder of key combinations possible to reach safe mode option:
  -> nothing going on (white screen)

  3. I remove the HARD drive and tried to boot from dvd - rom windows 7:
  -> works fine

  4. replace the HARD drive and set the bios to boot from dvd - rom only:
  -> nothing going on (white screen)

  5 ive got another laptop so I put the toshiba HARD drive and tried to see if it works:
  -> Win 7 works fine and I can get access to my HARD drive works fine and Win 7 also works very well

  6 ive the other the other laptop in the Toshiba laptop HARD drive then put it:
  -> ive got a work screen where windows vista asks to restore from a certain point (maybe cause of the difference in hardware between 2 laptops?)

  What's wrong???

  Please help me...

  Can we continue discussion under http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums//message.jspa?messageID=226565?

  I mean, why start the second thread with the same problem.

• Satellite L300 refuses to boot after BIOS update

  Hello

  L300 my girlfriend was terribly dragged so we decided to format C:. We did it with the XP restore disc that came with it.

  Then we had to update the drivers. We started the installation of upgrading the BIOS on Toshiba driver site, disappeared for a while and when we returned, the computer has restarted itself.

  He has been stuck in a cycle of the screen "loading windows" and one with a lower bar that says press F2 for this or F12 for this. Tried all the options in the start menu, not even safe mode works.

  We have tried to reformat with the previous method, by inserting the XP CD and by holding down the 'C' button when starting. We get the familiar "Windows Setup" screen, and it seems to load all the files from the CD windows installation. But when we come to the installation, we get a blue screen error message. "A problem has been detected and Windows has shut down to prevent damage to your computer...". Technical information: * STOP: 0x0000007B (0xF78D254, 0xC0000034, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)

  Nothing seems to work, please help! We really want to save the images on the disk D: partition.

  Hello

  Try to configure the BIOS to the default settings.
  You need to access the BIOS, and there you can set the default value.
  Please check if you can install the operating system by using the-> AHCI and compatible SATA mode.
  If you are using AHCI to include the SATA drivers. If you are using compatibility mode, then SATA drivers are not necessary.

  If you want to get access to the HARD disk before you install the operating system in the C partition, then I would recommend to start the laptop using a Windows Live CD WinPE and BartPe.
  Both are live CD what don t need an installation, you must boot from this drive only to access to content on the HARD drive.

• HP xw4600 workstation: setting up dual boot and BIOS storage options

  I have a HP with Windows 7 Professional 64 bit xw4600 workstation. He resides in the SATA location 0.

  I have a separate hard drive Linux Mint 17.1 installed. He resides in slot SATA 3.

  I want to set up a dual-boot option to start Windows or Linux.

  In the BIOS under storage... Storage options must be set to RAID or AHCI? (I don't want a backup RAID configuration. I have cloned my hard drive to another hard drive in the SATA 2 connector, the DVD burner is in the SATA 1 connector).

  It seems that the computer will boot only from the hard drive to the SATA location 0.

  If I disconnect the hard drive to the SATAS location 0 which has Windows 7, I get an error in the message of wiring.

  If I use the boot F9 option, my choice is the hard drive, but I can't specify which.

  I can't find anywhere to change the HDD boot order in the BIOS.

  Any help will be apprecaited because I want to avoid opening the case and cables around switching.

  Hello

  You can get assistance on the HP Enterprise Business Forum since you have a professional workstation.

• Re: Satellite A50 - how can I change the boot with BIOS password priority?

  I have a Satellite A50. I need to restore to factory default to recover DVD, how do I boot from the DVD?

  The default boot priority is the HARD drive and is more bootable has been formatted. My BIOS is password protected, how can I change the boot priority? After having inserted the password, its always boot from the HARD drive.

  Thank you

  The boot priority, that you can change in the BIOS.
  Go into the BIOS with ESC, enter your password and then you can change it.
  But don t forget to save the changes.

  That s all and then you can boot from the CD.

• Need for a disk to boot flash BIOS for Satellite P100-240

  I need to Flash my Satellite P100-240 on a bootable CD.
  The BIOS only I can find on this site must be run from windows.
  I have seen BIOS 4.40 for P100 on another Toshiba sites, for example:

  http://askiris.Toshiba.com/ToshibaSupportSite/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=2115 524xml & sliceId = & dialogid = 56504155 & stateId = 0% 200% 56506013 20

  But do not know if it is appropriate for P100-240.
  They seem to be named completely differently. Not sure if that's a thing based country.

  The BIOS in the mentioned link will be allowed to run on my p100-240?

  Your laptop is NOT American series but the European series and you must use the BIOS from the European driver Toshiba page!
  The incorrect BIOS may damage the BIOS ROM of portable module! And this would lead to the point where you wouldn t be able to boot the machine!
  This is why you should ALWAYS use the BIOS designed for this series of laptop!

  In addition, you won't find updates of the traditional BIOS on Toshiba page!
  There are only updates to the BIOS windows-based and you can update ONLY run under windows.

  If the notebook WHAT BIOS s cannot be updated to the Windows operating system, then you must contact the Toshiba technician and must ask for help!

  That's all you can do

• Someone at - he heard of this? Text of boot and BIOS is distorted. Random characters in the BIOS and the splash screen are off by 2 in alphabetical order.

  After a recent accident, my screen is distorted during boot and in the BIOS. Random Charactersa are replaced by a different letter, that is, the periods are replaced with commas, 'Windows' may appear as 'Walker', 'restarted' as 'Reqtarted' and 'Network' as 'Letuoriini '.

  It seems that the characters are disabled by two in alphabetical order, appearing as A, D, appearing as a B C.
  At first, I thought that it was a mistake to video card, so I updated the driver. I ran three separate programs of the antivirus (AVG, MBAM and Hitman Pro). Nothing came.
  Any advice? I can't post specifications of material right now, as I write via the phone, but will provide later tonight.

  After much trial and error, it turned out that my graphics card was at fault.

  The original accident occurred during the loading of Arkham City, which has always been a little bit of lag on my system. As he had been executed more slowly than normal, I installed a driver updated for it. No improvement, except when it is trying to run anything that has used its installed engines, (PhysX, DirectX, or any more complex than the Minesweeper game) or the card system would be plant or generate error messages.
  So I ran several antivirus programs, nothing unusual came. Biting the bullet, I formatted the drive and reinstalled Windows XP.  The computer works, but need several resettlement programs. During the restoration, the distorted letters are returned to the starting, development not being able to get in Mode safe without extreme distortion after the start.
  Until the moment where it loaded with a mobile slider on noise static/white/random color.
  I had almost given up hope until it appeared. Since the PC started normally, it wouldn't BIOS or any other material.
  My secondary fan came unplugged, and the fan on the graphics card had stopped working. After switching to the card mother VGA, distortion had disappeared.
  Final diagnosis: overheated graphics card.

• Cannot boot after BIOS update

  Hi, I recently bought a laptop Inspiron 5000 series, and because the touchpad control was just horrible I did a check for updates and upgrades. The update includes an update of the BIOS I plugged the laptop and ran the update. When it restarts, it failed. All I see is a boot failure:

  The family Realtek PCIe controller error. Media Test failure UNDI. No found boot device.

  I couldn't do a safe boot, but when I tried to get around the boot legacy and UEFI boot it will start.

  I am quite unhappy that a BIOS update (version 1.1.9 was the old version and 1.2.2 was new) caused this. The laptop is only 4 weeks old if I want to get this resolved.

  What should I do?

  You need not Mech system program.  This is what DellCares told me to do it on Twitter:

  Turn on the machine, key to tap F2 on startup Dell logo, it takes you to the BIOS screen. Go to the "Startup" tab, select "start list Options", change the option to "Legacy" to "UEFI".  Restart the machine, it should load correctly in Windows.

  -----

  I must point out that many others on twitter had already told me to try the same thing.  A person has explained why this has happened.  He said upgrading the BIOS changed the start to the legacy option when we UEFI.  Enter the BIOS and change this back solved the problem, so he's probably right.

• OptiPlex 990 no boot after BIOS flash

  I have an OptiPlex 990 that several problems after a power surge, so I replaced the power supply, motherboard and installed a new hard drive. Once I had everything back together, I booted the system and tried to upgrade to the latest version of the BIOS, A19.

  The guest said that he would replace X 17 with A19.  During this process, an error prompted me A05 must be installed first. I have done this and received a "Bios Update Successful" message. but the PC does not restart. After having playing with removal of the cards it is not POST, just restarts a few times then crashes. I can get it to start by clearing the CMOS by removing the battery, but once I leave the configuration or trying to run diagnostics or boot from a disk of BONE, the machine just restarts and crashes with the numbers 2, 3 and 4 illuminated by a blue LED power.

  Any ideas as to what I can try running to call it dead as well and get an another motherboard?

  Thank you

  Dell made revisions of boards for the same model, if the parts are no longer available, if they find or fix a problem, etc. Dell will only know for sure the real differences between these two boards.

  Have you checked your USB devices?

  What happens if you start from a bootable CD/DVD as your Windows Dell reinstall drive?

  The replacement card came with a guarantee? You could go back to the seller and ask for a replacement or a refund...

• Portege M800 no boot after BIOS update

  Hello

  I encountered some problems with my netbook (Portege M800-10W) after the BIOS update.
  The update of the BIOS program appears failed. Then my Netbook automatically rebooted and now I can't start my PC more.
  All the LEDs will light up but the screen remains black and after a few minutes, the beep 3 times (1 long, 2 cm) netbook.

  How do I restore the BIOS to the previous version (or plant)?

  Thank you.

  Adrien

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  Hi Adrien

  I think that Akuma is right. Your laptop must be verified by the service of Toshiba s. Let check your laptop and I hope they will help you with this.

• Re: Satellite P300-17R - no boot after BIOS screen

  Help!
  My laptop no longer starts. Ive tried to access bios and reset the default settings and reboot, but it does not work (after running bios I get a black screen and no visible action on the hard drive) the day before, I had stop the laptop the right positioning so ive noticed any problem with my hard drive. Ive tried all the buttons to go to "safe mode" but it does not work. can someone help me?

  Maybe more big problem is I can't find my restore cd.

  Addy
  The Netherlands

  Hey,.

  Can you start in safe mode when you press the F8 key?

  If you don t have a recovery disc and can access t the start menu Windows Advanced, you can try a normal Microsoft Windows disk to reinstall Windows.
  All the drivers and tools that you can download from the Toshiba page.

• Re: Tecra S10 G11, extremely slow boot after BIOS update to 3.00

  My laptop was working fine until I updated the BIOS to 3.00. It takes a lot of time to start all the trunk was support (disk, CDROM,...). Once I have selected the bootable media, the screen goes black with a white blinking cursor for about 5 to 10 minutes, then loads windows normally and everything works perfectly.
  I think the decommissioning of the bios, but I can't find older versions.
  Kind regards

  Hello

  Only a newer version of BIOS is available on the European driver Toshiba page
  So, if you need an earlier version; contact a local ASP.

  However, I recommend to access the BIOS and to set the default settings.
  Perhaps it is necessary to get the Mobile QuickStart

  Good luck

• Satellite A135-S2356 won't boot after BIOS update

  I have Toshiba A135-S2356 and am having the same problem.
  Mine started to do after I was I had problems with only 2 of my usb ports work.

  I saw a topic on it and there was a link to update the system bios, http://laptopforums.toshiba.com/t5/General-Technology/My-Satellite-A135-S2356-is-having-USB-port-issues/m-p/17285, through this site.

  I clicked on the link and downloaded the update. Once I clicked on install the computer froze and I couldn't restart at all. The only way was for me to take the battery. Once I have the battery in I tried to return to power and that's when this current question has started to happen.

  If the update of bios fried my hard drive?

  When the BIOS update is interrupted for some reason any of the BIOS chip will be damaged and result starting laptop doesn t at all.
  I'm afraid of nothing that you can do everything alone. :(
  Please contact the nearest authorized maintainer and ask for help.

• Satellite C660 - Freez after boot - corrupt BIOS update 1.7

  The Satellite C660 had start-up problems: freezing screen after startup and very, very slow. Also a HARD drive recovery did not help.

  I tried an update of the Bios and loaded the downloadable file that at Toshiba (version 1.7). The Bios update has not completed and now the laptop does not at all.

  The warranty is void, I now buy a chip of bios in China and I'm looking for now the bios file.

  It's all them very disappointing and a large size of time and money.

  > The Bios update has not completed and now the laptop does not at all.
  That s it Plains really looks like the module ROM was not properly flashed.
  I think it's a problem with the hardware, since you had problems before the update of the BIOS.
  I think that affected the procedure for updating the BIOS.

  > As the warranty is cancelled, I now buy a chip of bios in China and I'm now looking for the bios file.
  Forget it mate ROM module cannot be replaced in most cases the module ROM must be flashed with a disc of crisis

  Would recommend asking a Toshiba ASP for help and reflash the BIOS using the disc of the crisis.
  This should not be very expensive

  By the way: have you seen this thread:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=54395