Satellite L650 - no boot device

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• Reboot and select proper on the Satellite L10W-B1768 boot device

  Dear

  I have this error in my Toshiba Satellite L10W B1768

  Reboot and select proper boot device
  
  or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key

  I can't do recovery also USB does not work, I try to install windows from USB / driver external CD/DVD, but not the work redirect me to this page

  Reboot and select proper boot device
  
  or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key

  I tried pressing the '0' key, nothing happens

  I tried "F12" don't get recovery options.

  also in the configuration of the bios not UEFI and CSM (in the advanced-> System Configuration)

  How can I solve this problem?

  Dear

  I have a problem in my toshiba Satellite L10W-B1768

  "Reboot and select proper boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected boot device and press a key.

  I do not get an option «HARD drive recovery» If I press the "0 or F2" key multiplication, even the boring massage.

  How can no recovery Option, I solve this problem?

  also I restore the values by defect of the BIOS but same problem

• 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?

• Satellite L300 - no boot device

  (I am a German<~>

  Hello
  my laptop does not start after it crashes. I was typing my reports for the school. It says "no boot device" and I don't have a backup or a recovery disc.
  (I forgot to create). What can I do now? I need my Vista 32 bit Home Premium back. But how?
  And I don't have registries it.

  I have a Toshiba Satellite L300 Model.

  Hello

  The HARD drive is recognized in the BIOS? If so, you can start in safe mode?

  To be honest, it looks like this drive is defective and so the laptop couldn t start more of the HARD drive. Maybe you need a new and if your laptop is under warranty, you should get a new one free of charge from the ASP.

  Welcome them

• Satellite L655 - no boot device

  Earlier today, I bought a brand new Satellite L655 - 1 DM. It is not a BONE, so I tried to install a Windows 7. However, as I start the laptop after the initial Toshiba screen I get the following:

  Check the connection of the cable!
  PXE - MOF: Exit Intel PXE ROM.
  No boot device - insert boot disk and press any key.

  Certainly, I am a complete newbie laptop because it is the first laptop I have ever bought, but I'm doing something wrong? I put the Windows 7 DVD in, start the laptop and I get this message. Is there anything else I should do, or a sort of setting I should change so that it works? I did a search on google for a solution but could not find one. Can someone help me?

  Hey,.

  It is generally only related to an incorrect boot order.

  If you start your laptop go in the BIOS boot menu. So press the F12 key. Then place the Windows 7 disc, then select CD/DVD drive as a boot device. Now, the computer will begin with installing Windows, then follow the instructions on the screen.

  Check this box!

• Re: Satellite L650/07C-boot-loop after memory upgrade

  I have a Toshiba Satellite L650 / 07C - PSK1JA-07C017.
  To get a little more life out of it, I've updated yesterday with a SSD and 8 GB memory.

  The SSDS works perfectly and I have installed OS and all the drivers and software.
  However, the memory causes a boot loops. I returned to the standard 2 x 2 GB memory at the moment.

  With the new memory installed, the computer startup-loops. When you try to start Windows, the computer will appear at the stage of loading Windows (the boot animation) and then restarts.
  I tried to start with the recovery discs, and it arrives at the stage of loading of Windows Setup, and then restarts.
  She will continue trying to start, then by restarting (then repeat), until I turn it off.

  The memory I installed is Corsair CMSO8GX3M2A1333C9 (2 x 4 GB):
  http://www.Corsair.com/cmso8gx3m2a1333c9.html

  For me, it looks like the same specifications that the modules of memory Kingston 4 GB listed on the Toshiba site as being compatible with my laptop:
  http://www.MyToshiba.com.au/products/Accessories/memory/KTT-S3B/4G/accessories

  I found the specs of memory recommended here:
  http://www.LASystems.be/PDF/Kingston/246787/KTT-S3B4G.PDF

  If I go into the BIOS, I see that the memory is detected as 8192KB. The Toshiba site says that this laptop is expandable to 8 GB.

  Is there something I'm missing?
  Is there another step I need to perform when upgrading their memory?
  I don't know why it won't boot with the new memory modules in that I put.

  Thanks for any help you can offer.

  I assume you have the Australian model is not easy to find info on the hardware upgrade. What I can say is that model European uses DDR3 1066 MHz memory modules and 4 GB of RAM compatible a part PA3677U-1M4G number.

  It must be exact model described by microcens.
  I recommend you use the tested and compatible memory modules.

• 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 L650 won't drive/USB boot

  Hi all

  Currently, I am trying to upgrade my Windows 7 32bits Satellite L650 PSK1JA-0ED017 for windows 7 64 bit.

  I created a bootable USB device and borrowed a friend installation disc, and both do the same thing. When I try to boot from them, I see the Toshiba page, then "Windows is loading files ' with a bar grey that fills, and then it goes to the page"Starting Windows"for about 2 seconds before restarting.

  I saw some posts of the forum in which people with Satellites from Windows 8 for Windows 7 will need to disable UEFI to make this work, however my BIOS got no option to disable startup secure or activating / deactivating UEFI/CSM. I updated the BIOS to the most recent update (Insyde 2.40) but that made no difference.

  I can always start the computer normally using my HARD drive, however the whole point of this exercise was to leave with more RAM and an SSD, which is currently sitting useless on my desk.

  Thank you very much

  Hello

  The Satellite L650 contains no UEFI and secure in the BIOS startup option because this laptop from t a Windows 8 isn't. It not was not pre-installed with Win 8 and, therefore, these special
  Win 8 options in the BIOS are not available.

  I think that there is a problem with the USB bootable device. Maybe you made a mistake when creating the boot device.

  On the other hand, it could also be a problem with the lack of SATA driver. In some cases of Win 7 Setup does not recognize the HARD drive and this requires a SATA driver

• Satellite M50D-A-10W - error "reboot and select proper boot device."

  I have a Toshiba Satellite M50D-A-10W passing me all nuts "reboot and select proper boot device."

  This has happened before and it was solved by ctr-alt-del and F12 to get into the BIOS where the date went back to some time in 2010 - after put so far and to change the boot device, everything worked fine... until the next day.

  Now I get the screen "reboot and select good boot device ', but the F12 key does not; I also tried F2... the message keep multiplying, no BIOS...
  Help, please!

  In some cases the BIOS is only accessible by pressing the button turn off force on the lower side of the unit.

  Info:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB3C03JR0000R01.htm

  After that you were able to start the windows system, its highly recommended to update the BIOS as BIOS update would solve this annoying problem.

  Info:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB4903N50000R01.htm

• Satellite C50 - A-1 4 - factory setting "no boot device."

  Hello

  I wanted to put my computer satellite c50 - a - 1 g 4 to factory setting, it is on and when I tried to turn it back on it marked
  "No boot device - insert boot disk and press any key".
  BIOS: start

  1 HDD / SSD TOSHIBA MQ01ABD075 (S1)
  2 ODD TSST corp CDDVDW SU-208DB (PM)
  3 USB
  4 network Atheros Boot Agent

  Thank you for your answers

  Do you have a recovery (DVD or USB) media?

• L70 - A problem SSD - no boot device satellite upgrade

  Hi all

  I decided to get any help here, after almost a week of fighting with the upgrade of my Satellite L70-A-118 with a SSD internal SiliconPower. Drive HARD conventional is installed, everything is perfect and computer starts every time. But when I connect SSD it is very reliable, which gives the "no boot device - please reboot ' message from time to time, or several times in a row. This kind of behavior is OS independent (I tried windows 7 and several Linux distributions) and after searching the Internet, I am convinced that it is the problem of BIOS. Initially, the version of the BIOS was 1.00, and I read that the upgrade to 1.20 should solve the problem. So I did, and nothing happens, I want to say that the DSS kept as unpredictable as before the start. Taking things methodically, then I upgraded for all available versions of BIOS (1.30 and 1.50 and 1.60) and Yes, since 1.50 the ssd boots correctly in 8 cases of 10, so it's an improvement, but still far from perfect.

  The problem with SSDrives of many manufacturers and Satellite L50 L70 is common and have been reported (see https://forum.toshiba.eu/showthread...formance-issue ). Unfortunately, none of the solutions I found on the internet works for me. No matter what system I am running and what settings are enabled in the BIOS (AHCI/compatibility; Boot from the UEFI/CMS; Performance/Battery). It seems that the ssd drive sometimes is not recognized by the BIOS on power on or restart it, but I can't understand what is the reason for this: after «no device startup...» ', it is sometimes sufficient to press ctl-alt-del to warm restart it and it goes as it should, but sometimes you can press the dozen times and the same message. Cold start is usually better, but not always. And I have no problem with the start-up of this particular drive on other machines.

  Help or the direction where pick up because it would be very appreciated. No matter what expirience with the L70 upgrade with ssd also. Thank you for your attention and your time.
  Peter.

  PS. honestly, the screen "toshiba leading innovation" is the most annoying more trying to fix my problem.

  Is there a boot option secure in the BIOS? If so turn it off, you can also watch the boot sequence and make sure the SSD drive starts first. Other than that, it could be something to do with the HARD drive itself. This could be a thing of tension, either caused by the SSD to ask for more than what the motherboard can provide for her or the CMOS battery itself goes flat. It is difficult to say what exactly cause your problem because it is incompatible, but to check if your card mother try running the laptop with a low battery and see how it compares to a battery full, try it plugged and plugged not able to check the behavior of the splash screen. To check if this is the CMOS battery, you can open your machine and extract it and warm a bit with your hands before you put it back in the machine and put in operation again. This will add about 0.3 volts again in the stack that can start the system again normally. If it works, then you need to replace the CMOS battery because it is at the end of his life.

• Satellite C650-17Z - only PXE error message no boot device

  Hi people I was wondering if anyone of you kind people out there could help me. I have a Satellite C650-17Z model and when turn on is the message I get:

  + Intel UNDI, PXE - 2.0 (builkd 083) +.
  + Copyright (C) 1977-2000: Intel Corporation.

  + For Atheros PCIE Ethernet Controller v2.0.1.9(12/15/09) +.

  + Check the cable connection! +
  + PXE - MOF: exit Intel PXE ROM. +.
  + No boot device - insert boot disk and press any key.

  Can anyone any sense of the message above?

  Hey Buddy,

  This error message means that an incorrect boot order is set and the computer tries to start between LAN port to the internal HARD disk space. It should therefore go into BIOS setup and change the boot order. Put the HARD drive as the first boot device internal.

  Take a look at this article from Toshiba:
  [PXE error message appears during the clean boot procedure | http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/ann.jspa?annID=8]

• 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.

• Satellite L655D-s5050: PXE - MOF: exit Intel PXE ROM. No boot device

  Hello

  I have a laptop Satellite L655D-s5050 running windows.
  When I put the power, instead of get a toshiba logo, I get a black screen with the command prompt and a few seconds later the following messages:

  Intel UNDI, PXE - 2.0 (build 083)
  Copyright (C) 1997-2000 Intel Corporation

  For Atheros PCIE Ethernet Controller v2.0.1.9 (15/12/09)

  Check the connection of the cable!
  PXE - MOF: Exit Intel PXE ROM.
  No boot device - insert boot disk and press any key.

  When I insert a bootable Windows 7 DVD, the installation process runs very slowly and never ends...

  How can I fixed this problem, if you have an idea, please share it with me.

  Thank you

  Hello

  Message PXE is a typical sign of a malfunction of the HARD drive.
  Why? Because the laptop is trying to boot from LAN.
  Why LAN?
  Because other bootable devices have not been found.

  I would recommend so check the first page of the BIOS. If the HARD drive is not listed, this means that the HARD drive is faulty and should be replaced.

• No on Satellite L505 boot device

  I have the Satellite L505 with windows 7 Home Premium.
  My problem is there is no boot device, but sometimes it works and start normally.
  What should I do?

  Please help me.

  By default the BIOS settings and check again?

  Try starting your laptop several times using F12 at first upward and let us know if all bootable devices are listed whenever you do this.