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• Toshiba NB520 - can't boot from USB

  I NB520, I tried possible ways to boot from usb and it still does not work.
  I need some suggestions.
  Thank you.

  Usually the name of the USB device does not appear in the start menu.
  If you want to run rom flash USB memory key, you need to connect the USB flash first.
  Press the power button, then F12 and select USB.

  But note: USB flash memory stick must be ready for start-up.
  If it was not made "bootable" and then the boot from USB does not work.

• ProDesk G2 SFF 600 HP: HP ProDesk 600 G2 LTS cannot boot from USB or DVD

  We have 50 HP ProDesk 600 G2 SFF pcs and we need to install Windows 7.i can't boot from usb or DV.

  Please can someone advice me what to do?

  Thank you.

  Hello:

  We must go into the BIOS, turn on legacy mode and disable secure boot to install W7.

  Then you must also run this tool to set the USB3 drivers in your W7 usb flash drive.

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/download/25476/Windows-7-USB-3-0-creator-utility

• NB100 - How can I reinstall OS from USB flash drive

  My laptop TOSHIBA NB 100 has no CD-DVD player.
  Operating system is Windows XP Home SP2.

  Operating system won't start.

  Laptop start not at all so I can't run any kind of test when I turn it on.

  The thank you screen come on it says launch safe mode, the networking of safe mode, safe mode comand prompt or start windows normally. But no matter who I chose, that it does not start it only goes to Windows and looks like its starts but then shows the blue Windows screen & stays there.

  So I want to reload Windows from my USB flash drive.
  The BIOS boot sequence is the USB HDD - FDD - FD - CD memory.

  What are the steps for loading Windows USB flash drive?

  If that does not work then I want to connect another laptop with Windows CD in the CD - DVD drive laptop.
  Will this work? The laptop will use the Windows CD in the drive of the laptop to load the operating system?
  How to make this connection?

  Hello

  You usually have an external USB CD/DVD drive to boot from the Windows XP disc or the Toshiba recovery disc.

  But there is a method that allows you to install Win XP using the 2 GB USB key.
  This is possible because the NB100 BIOS supports booting from USB key.

  Pease check this Web page:

  + Installation of Windows XP using a USB Flash Drive.
  http://www.pctipsbox.com/Installing-Windows-XP-using-a-USB-flash-drive/

  Hope it could be useful.

• Unable to boot from USB or ODD after that windows 8.1 update on P850 - 31L

  Hello

  I just updated a P850 - 31L for windows windows 8.1 8 by the windows store.

  Before the update, I was able to boot from a USB key by pressing F12 during the boot upward.

  After the update I was more able to boot from the USB drive. Select the USB key by changing the boot order in the setup of the BIOS via F2 or pressing F12 is no longer works.

  Booting from ODD also is no longer possible.

  The version of the BIOS is 6.70 and does not secure boot must be disabled. However the DVD and the USB I tried are signed Ubuntu 12.10, who worked before the upgrade. Fastboot in windows 8.1 is disabled.

  Then, this seems to be a bug in the BIOS Toshiba? Or a windows 8.1 update the BIOS or the boot EFI in a way partition replace the BIOS setting? Really stuck here, does not seem to be much information.

  Any ideas or help would be very appreciated!

  Thank you

  Michael

  Update: I just tried to boot from the DVD of windows recovery 8 Toshiba and this does more or the other.

  Post edited by: michael_toshiba_forum

  OK I fixed that.

  First of all, it is to note that it is possible to turn off secure in the 6.70 BIOS startup.
  However this option is only available when the password is not defined in the Security menu.

  After activation or deactivation of the password a reboot is necessary to make the secure boot toggle option is available or not.

  It's good that I guess I assume that it can prevent secure boot are disabled when the machine is running. However this does not seem to have been associated with this problem.

  I selected the option "reset to factory defaults" in the output menu.
  The machine is then able to boot from USB and DVD. The boot order was also respected.

  Perhaps upgrading windows 8.1 corrupt invisible somehow the BIOS settings. Or maybe it was just a stranage coincidence that the BIOS itself corrupted during the installation. Anyway this factory reset fixed.

• Re: Message from Usb hub root

  Hello

  I'm doing some research for my friend who has a laptop, model No.
  Toshiba Satellite A200 system Uni
  Model PSAF0A-02L0K number

  He recently bought an internet wireless USB

  When it connect through USB ports, he receives a message from USB root hub and teaches him that this product can run faster

  We are unable to source what is the problem and remedy this problem its Internet works very slowly

  Any help would be greatly appreciated

  Looks like its USB 1.1 mode operation.

  Possible reasons could be:

  1) there is an another 1.1 rUSB connected device that is causing the key USB 3 G run slower.
  2) there is a conflict installed USB driver, such as a printer driver or a USB storage device driver, or the driver for the camera.
  (3) the Intel Chipset drivers are incorrect or not installed correctly.

  Is it on all USB ports?

• Satellite A25-S279 - Cant Boot From USB Drive

  Hello everyone. I'm new here.

  Is there anyway that I can boot from a hard disk on the A25 USB? In any case to update the BIOS to give me the option to boot from USB hard drive?

  I already went through the BIOS and used the HWsetup nothing helps.

  I want to run Linux on a mini-usb HDD, I just picked up, but I can't seem to boot from the USB connection.

  Please let me know.

  Hello

  You on the right, the BIOS supports a boot from the USB FDD.
  BUT it is not possible to boot from the USB HARD drive or USB key

  The BIOS offers these startup options:
  HDD, CD/DVD, LAN or USB FDD

• 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.

• Satellite A30 series can boot from USB external HDD?

  Hello

  I have a satellite a30 series laptop. Anyone know if I can boot from usb hard drive? My bios has an option to boot from removable devices. I want to install linux but my laptop has only 30 GB of internal space and most of that is out of stock, that's why I want to install and run linux from a disk usb external hard.

  Thank you

  As far as I know that something like this is not possible. To see if anyone has any other theories. ;)

• HP Pavilion 15 laptop: Need help, PC laptop HP Pavilion 15 could not boot from USB external hard drive.

  My desktop HP Pavilion P7-1074 4.5 years computer dropped last week. Planed to get a replacement on Black Friday or the day after Christmas. But I have to run some programs inside hard drve to the desktop computer. So I have attatched hard disk dive from my desktop to my laptop HP Pavilion 15 USB port with an enclosure.

  The laptop would recognize the external hard drive as a SYSTEM (F 62.2 MB of free space of 97.9 MB, OS (GTB-free 1.11 of 1.35 TB and HP_RECOVERY (H 1.33 GB free of 11.0 GB.))) But I couldn't find the program I want to run.

  I went into the BIOS to set the boot order to boot from USB first, but I could not get the result I expected. The laptop still start on its own hard drive. I tried all three USB ports, no one works.

  Could someone help me please?

  Thank you very much!

  Hi @db69613,

  Welcome to the HP forums! It's a great way to engage, ask questions and find resolutions by working with specialists from the community of HP. I understand that you need assistance with your desktop computer HARD drive that is connected to your laptop via the USB port. I'll be happy to help you with this.

  I'm just surprised at the levels of technical knowledge and technical skills that your possession. Hats off to you for this. It was very clever of you! It has been a privilege to have shared this platform with you and work with you.

  First of all, programs of a different version or windows session will not work on another computer as it was installed on the computer of origin at this time. It is an installation and application software, to the difference of the data or information that is accessible by any computer when the hard drive is connected. It is because no software installation binds the application of this specific operating system installed on this specific to the time machine.

  If the computer does not and the hard drive is accessible, all the content (such as music, photos, videos, and other information are accessible), but the programs have been installed originally are not available and will not work on any other computer when it is connected to the outside.

  However, if the hard drive works fine, windows is correctly installed, then the same hard disk can be installed on another PC of office and some of the programs should work ideally.

  I hope this helps! Please let me know how it goes. I really hope that the issue is fixed without hassle.

  To simply say thank you, please click the "Thumbs Up" button for appreciate my efforts. If it helps, please mark this as "'Solution Accepted". " If you need more assistance let me know and I will gladly do whatever I can to help.

  Please take care now and have a wonderful week ahead.

• U310 boot from USB does not work.

  Hello

  I recently got a U310 ideapad, and I'm trying to run a Linux LiveCD that I put on my USB key using uinetbootin. On the keyboard of the idea, I did the settings of the BIOS have the boot order with USB FDD and USB keys on top. Even with fitting fn + F12, I still get no success with the boot from USB.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Concerning

  
  

• 7020us dv7: Hp Dv7 7020us try to reinstall windows 7 from USB with new HD and RAM sticks.

  Hello

  In a bit of an affair with my Dv7. The laptop started to meet a load of startup error. Try using the recovery in Start menu tool led to a blank screen. You try to start windows normally flashed a blue screen too fast to read and then started the boot sequence all over again. I made a recovery from USB on my HP m6 s SO. However try to boot from the drive did nothing to change the way the computer tries to start.

  I decided to simply upgrade to a 1 TB Toshiba HD and 16 GB of RAM. Everything installed with ease by making sure that I was not on the carpet and have myself grounded to the metal structure of the laptop while working on it. However, starting with the new HD, I get the error SMART 301. If I try to run a diagnosis of HD happens "Not available" as the result of INTELLIGENT analysis and short-and long-term. I don't get then the no display device bootable detected. I tried to play with all the settings of the BIOS without changing boot.

  I don't know what to do now any guide I found said to use the recovery disk/drive in the boot menu. All of the guides I found for the creation and verification of a recovery device assumes that you have access to a functional desktop.

  Could I really have gotten a bad HD or s it showing not available because it is not configured for the SMART test?

  Any help is appreciated. I really enjoyed the two Dv7 I've owned and do not want it to turn into a paperweight.

  Although he remained until about 03:00, I had actually work on my own after few more search.

  I found a discussion saying that USB flash drives created using the Recovery Manager contains the recovery tool, but not a copy of windows for the restoration of the system. Given that I made a copy of the recovery media with my m6 SO, I was out of luck.

  Do some research more I found an article from a reputable site which links to a mirror of the files digitalriver. I don't link or discuss much more I know most of the forums do not like the word 't'.

  I however checked checksum SHA1 file against the official registration of the ISO file windows.

  Formatted the USB stick which was the Manager of recovery on it and turned it into a bootable USB key. Downloaded the drivers listed on the site of HP to get my WiFi market to download the rest of them directly on the Dv7.  All checks very well now. The 1 TB HD no longer displays the 301 error.

  I tried to reset the BIOS and make also a BIOS for emergency return to zero. Not more than anything.

  Thanks for the reply it would have been interesting to see what we could have done.

  Can you confirm what I've read about the creation of recovery media regarding the USB is different from a CD?

• Z90DE7 no boot from USB

  Z90DE7 no boot from USB

  I have one,

  Reference Dell Wyse - Z90DE7 - 16G FLASH 2 GB RAM - Dual Core

  I followed the:
  USB_Firmware_Tool_1.20.0.1_Users_Guide_SEP2013.PDF - WYSE

  Downloaded the: Wyse USB Firmware Tool (87.5 MB) 1.20.0.1
  Extracts in C: / / drive

  BZB0_0858_8192.exe uploaded Image
  Excerpt from Image in C: / / drive

  Run the Firmware as Administrator utility:

  -Configure the USB copy or pull or button push/update Firmware
  -Windows embedded standard 7
  -Choose the operating system, BIOS, CMOS
  -Deselection Preserve data partition
  -Navigate to the .rsp file, open
  -to select USB
  -Press on next
  -Press done

  Allow to boot from USB in the Advanced Menu.

  Load USB in customer Think - restart
  -Press p until the unique start menu appears
  -Select a USB drive

  From there it does not start, try to start and goes directly back to the one time boot menu,
  I have no idea why it happens that I followed all the instructions to a T
  Tried another USB and boots but just get a black screen with a note telling GRUB

  I tried formatting the first USB, before using the firmware utility.
  1: 64GB Dive Tunb - is not start load back to the unique boot menu.
  02:16 GB thumb diving - loads Grub.
  3: 8 GB USB key - does nothing.

  Any advice?

  Hi all

  Im having problems playing audio from Web sites. I hear sounds when you play a video in windows media player, but not what anyone else. Im a C90LEW running and connecting to a virtual windows 7 OS on Server 2008. I can't seem to find the drivers that could help and there is nothing in the FAQ or in the forum. Am I missing something really simple?

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• 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.

• Boot from USB

  Hello.

  I have a Pavilion p6720f desktop computer.  I want to boot from USB.  I just updated the BIOS that had supposedly fixed issues with the USB to boot. But there is no option in the cmos configuration in the for USB BOOT sequence.  The options are HD, CD, DISK, and NETWORK.  Any suggestions?

  OK PROBLEM SOLVED

  Plug the USB pen into a USB port of your PC (even the work of the port on the front)

  Reset

  Press < ESC > during startup to win the "Boot Menu" (or F12 etc. According to your PC)

  The USB pen is now listed (SanDisk in my case)

  Select it

  Press enter

  Linux starts fine

  Tell your wife or girlfriend, that she is no longer dumped

  Enjoy!