Satellite L670 - unrecognized USB keys

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  Thank you

  Stand by.
  Set the BIOS to default and after restarting, use F12 to get into the boot menu.
  USB option is available there?
  What is saved on your USB device? I mean why do you want to use device USB to boot from it?

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  None of the usb ports seem to work. They all worked very well before.

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  Hello

  I think that you need to reinstall the chipset driver:

  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp

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  Hey all, had this problem since the new - November 2010.

  I've seen several threads on the same issue, but above all, all have been solved by an update of the BIOS.

  I did this update of the BIOS when it came out and everything was fixed.
  So long that I have been using an external keyboard, but I decided to unplug the unit yesterday and once more the problem occurred.
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  Here is an example of a sentence:
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  Thank you
  Ravi

  Hello

  You have installed an additional driver for this keyboard? If so, I would recommend removing this driver. For external mouse and you n t need special keyboard drivers, the internal Windows driver is enough and can be used for this.

  In addition, enter the BIOS setup and load the defaults (F9 key). Then save settings and exit the BIOS.

  It works again?

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  Proceed to a complete stop and after starting your laptop press F12 again to enter the BOOT menu.
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB2B03EY0002R01.htm
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  I ve upgraded my Win7 L670 to Win10. After upgrade do not work key Fn. is it possible to recover the functionality of these buttons in Windows 10.

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  Hello

  Each cell function requires special tools and utilities.
  In the case of FN keys, Toshiba software controls this feature.

  But as far as I know that the Satellite L670 won't get any utility Windows 10 so probably this key will not work running Win 10.

  Here the details on the 10 Windows upgrade:
  https://Forum.Toshiba.EU/showthread.php?83832

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  concerning Ross

  Hi elrossco22,

  What Satellite L300D, you have exactly and are - this a European model?
  If yes try to access the Windows Advanced Boot menu and choose fix my computer. Then, you can start the recovery of HARD drive feature.

  If this isn't the case, you need a new Toshiba Recovery disk to restore to factory settings. You can order such a drive here but it s for European models only:
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• Satellite L670 - Windows 7 cannot format a USB flash drive

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  Can anyone help? I also try to format a USB drive on my Toshiba Satellite L670 Windows 7 but he repeats to me windows cannot format.

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  Hello

  I bought a Toshiba Satellite L670-1EE January 2011
  Now the system completely crashed and I need to reinstall from scratch.

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  Are there opportunities to get the key, or can I use a special image of Toshiba to retrieve?

  I can't access the installed windows, fails to start, I tried a recovery with a DVD of victory but it didn't work, so I need to reinstall it.

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  I have a Toshiba Satellite L350-235. It suddenly stopped recognizing my usb key that I use every day. Normally, he would say "new hardware found" and allow me to click on the F drive, now I get nothing!

  Can someone advise me?

  I guess that the USB ports are working properly if you connect another device; something like USB mouse. Right?

  In my opinion, you should test the USB in USB ports.
  You can also try to remove the USB controllers and hubs from the Device Manager list.
  After restarting of new laptop, (ports) USB controllers must be recognized, and then you could connect and test the USB again.

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  * Model: Satellite M40-237 (PSM40E) *.

  I decided to reinstall windows, my hard drive is now formatted. So as usual, boot from the Windows CD is necessary to start the instalation but it does not start. I never had problems like this, always worked boot. It's as if there is no bootable CD in the drive (but it is bootable and it works on another PC).

  -J' have the latest version of the BIOS
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  What could be the problem here? Drive does not properly (hopefully, that and not something worse)? I had some problems with the drive I have (...) before, but it reads the disc normally and as I said start was working fine before. I cleaned the lens a bit, disconnected it and it put. Is there something more, what can I do?

  I'll try to find someone who has the player that fits so I can try with that one, but who knows when is what will be.

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  (b) USB flash drive

  BIOS on this laptop has no USB boot option, it has HARD drive / CD / floppy / network. But I red somewhere this FDD = USB legacy emulation is enabled.

  If that is correct, I should just plug in the USB key and select FDD as boot option? If I can't find a USB optical drive, I thought make it bootable USB flash drive and copy the installation of windows xp on it. So once it starts in DOS I start just the installer from the key.

  TNX

  First I must say that the initialization of memory flash USB (USB key) is not possible and you shouldn't t waste time to try this.

  With regard to your reader of CD/DVD boot problem
  Well, it s really strange, it sounds a bit like a sort of master/slave/c-salt settings problem. But generally, you should get an error IDE (#0 or #1) if one of the devices (ODD or HARD disk) would not be recognized?  :|
  This whole thing seems mysteriously
  There may be a firmware issue

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  Hi all

  I have been carried out by the facebook virus and have to re - install my system using a system recovery on a USB drive (bootable stick).

  My system:
  Hardware: Computer laptop Toshiba Satellite L670-134
  Software: Win7

  The Bios shows that the possibility to choose between:
  HDD/SDD
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  LAN

  No usb!
  Please advise as soon as possible.
  Your support is most appreciated. Thanx

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  Alternatively, you can press F12 while turning on the laptop in order to get the menu boot device

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  Hello!

  I would like to know how to boot from a CD or a USB key.
  My computer is a Toshiba laptop Satellite C870-191.
  I saved a new order of starting on the BIOS screen, but it does not work as expected.
  Your sincerely,.
  J.M.O.

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  Check it out.

• USB key used in iMac unrecognized by any other device

  Hi all, I recently encountered a problem using USB keys with my iMac 2010 10.11.3 running OSx.

  My iMac will recognize UBS sticks and allow me to save documents and files for them, but when I insert into any other device (e.g. a few friend PC and Macs, professional printers to Officeworks etc.) the USB stick is not recognized and does not see the same on their system.   Then when I insert the USB in my iMac, it is recognized immediately as well as its content.

  Before that, I was able to share files and documents with family, friends and clients on USB with no problems at all.

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  eccydee

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  Go to Applications/Utilities/Disk utility. Insert your flash key and look at the settings. It may look like this:

  

  Everything on this list must be verified. While you're there, see if your USB is correctly configured:

  http://www.PCAdvisor.co.UK/how-to/storage/how-format-USB-stick-on-Mac-3434423/

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  arnold12

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