Satellite C660 won't boot from USB

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  And before you can update the BIOS you were able to start the bootable CD from the external optical drive USB drive facilities?

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  You on the right, the BIOS supports a boot from the USB FDD.
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  I bought a new Toshiba Satellite NB10T-A-101 and want to improve performance by changing the HDD with a SSD and install windows Pro 8.1.

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  Can you please tell me what the approach is to change the HARD drive and then boot from a USB bootable (UEFI).

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• Satellite L40-139 can boot from a USB device?

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  I must admit that, although I love the L40, I am disappointed how to limit the BIOS is.

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• Satellite L30 - 11 d: update Bios to boot from USB

  I have a Satellite L30 11(d) bought Sept 07.

  I'm interested in trying to boot from USB, at the present time, my bios does not.
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  (2) is 3.10WIN related to the use of MS Vista? (Looking at this article , it seems that the new phoenix / toshiba bios only allows panoramas...?)

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  Hi bailonijunior,

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  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!