Satellite L850-B139 - not mounted boot Volume error

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• R61 R & R does not start after the "unmountable boot volume" error

  Hi all

  New user, first post - after problem, of course.

  I have a Thinkpad R61 with Windows XP on it.  (SP2 or SP3, not sure).  Worked without problem for years, and then the other day I got the dreaded "unmountable boot volume" error and it would not start.

  No problem - I have reboot, hit the ThinkVantage button, then press F11 to use the R & R hidden on a separate hard disk partition... I get the black screen with progress bar big, okay, then a blue screen... then nothing.  Hang up and sits there.  I've told about 5 times now.

  No problem! -J' was smart enough to make a CD R & R defined earlier.  The main R & R disc in the CD drive, turn on the machine, the ThinkPad, F12 button this time choose to boot from the CD... much activity follows and once more, I get the black screen with progress bar big.  It takes a lot more time then I get the blue screen - BUT - he took the extra step to display the "ThinkVantage Rescue & Recovery 4" with the image of lifejacket.

  Excellent, I thing - but it crashes then it.  He's here.  No disk activity.  No key won't do anything.

  I can't find any thread here or on any other forum with this particular issue.

  Am I fubar?  Or is there something else I can do?

  Thanks to a bouquet.

  Hi jim, welcome to the forums.

  Is the drive recognized in the BIOS, there was an entry in the startup list against HDD0?

  No matter what it projected in BIOS / boot list or not, the first thing I would do is to reinstall the hard drive and see if that helps, maybe with the time he lost contact to the Jack from the motherboard. If you are unsure how to do this you can find on the R61 movie site.

  The next thing I would do is run a check on a cd bootable hard drive Diagnostics, these can be downloaded from websites of all manufacturers drive HARD for example Hitachi Drive Fitness Test.  Maybe it's that the reader simply went bad after all these years of work.

  Let us know how you go

• BSoD Unmountable Boot Volume error message

  This morning my laptop was running slowly and I executed a forced shutdown. When you turn on the computer, I kept getting a blue screen with the error message "UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME". All the options I tried met the same fate. I have the recovery disk and tried to use it to fix the system. However, after stopping race/spinning drive, only a black screen remained and remained it up to with no progress for more than 3 minutes more. I don't remember what is the code, but I'll take a look later, when I try again with the recovery disc to attempt to repair the system. I have looked through all the answers to previous questions to the BSoD Unmountable Boot Volume error and see if it is of help.

  Are there suggestions more with this issue? I try to keep spending as cheap as possible. Thank you.

  Hello

  Try the steps listed here

  https://NeoSmart.NET/wiki/unmountable-boot-volume/

  Thanks, but I already went out a bought a new computer. I'll keep these steps in mind if I encounter this error again.

• Satellite L850-1HP not configure downloaded Windows Update files

  My laptop was having problems on the first day that first the CD-ROM not open, then the webcam and the microphone switch off forever and can not be turned on again never and finally, this summer, my computer laptop would not connect to any WIFI network at all, it will still fail.

  I went to the place where I bought it for support, they sent for repairs, a week later, I'll be back, it is restored back to factory settings, all seemed well, CD ROM functional... Webcam and microphone too.

  So I thought I would check around and start things tyding for my taste, and then I realize that I need to download updates from Windows Update, so I do it, on 100 + updates, I start to download, but they do not download until the 20th minute that it is stuck at 0% What seemed fishy to me, because then he just jumped up to 10% and progressed forward.

  After downloading the updates, or so he said she had, I restart the laptop in to get their working and configured properly.

  There can be no. After I clicked on restart, it began to close, saying it is to configure and to 20-30%, it restarts, and then he charged to the top of the screen, even saying that he configures updates, then he said that he failed and said it restore the data back to normal, that he never scare made.

  After about two hours of waiting so he could do nothing at all, I restart the PC, the same thing.

  Restart again but this time I restore things settings once more, takes me about 1 hour with a full erase of the data (of course the rest of the OS and toshiba apps too) all implemented naming stuff, and accept the terms and conditions, blah blah, operating system starts, I check everything and restart.

  After the reboot, I decide not to configure anything until I downloaded all the windows updates, so I do just that, BUT I get the same error again, sneaky - slow download of updates, restart and get the same message that it cannot configure updates and wait forever-long for the laptop to "restore" data back to normal which she didn't do, once again.

  I'm completely helpless as to what I should do, I restored factory once more but this time I'll just wait for some feedback or try to make everything I find on these forums it is useful.

  Help, please.

  Hello

  Satellite L850-1HP was pre-installed with Win 8 64 bit.
  You have problems to install the updates to Win 8?

  Generally, you will get an error message if an update has failed.
  Could you post the error message?

• Not mountable boot volume, DVD does not work

  I got the error unmountable boot volume and when I try to boot from my install dvd nothing comes. I have a HP Pavilion Dv6000. My only startup options are the normal startup (which leads to the BSoD) and the Startup Repair, which gives me just a black screen with the cursor. What is going on?

  Hello

  1. do you get an error with this error code?

  Method 1.
  First of all I would ask you to put the first boot device to the CD - DVD drive. This change is made in the BIOS. You may need to contact the manufacturer of your BIOS to change these settings.

  Important note: changes to the BIOS/complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.
   
  Note:
  If your computer is not configured to start from a CD or a DVD, see the documentation provided with your computer. You may need to change your computer's BIOS settings.

  Method 2.
  You can try the following steps (skip these steps if you've already tried).
  Menu of boot options advanced access by pressing the F8 key when the computer is restarted > on the Advanced Boot Options screen > select repair your computer option.
  Now, select command prompt recovery tool and run the disk check to repair bad sectors on the hard disk.
  a. at the command prompt, type chkdsk /f and then press ENTER.
  b.Now, type chkdsk/r, and then press ENTER.

  Note: CHKDSK would attempt to recover bad sectors on the hard disk, in the course of this process there are chances of DATA loss from that particular area.

  You can also try to restore the environment of system recovery.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Shekhar S - Microsoft technical support.

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• Satellite A500-19 q: Win 7 does not-UNMOUNTABLE BOOT VOLUME

  HY everybody,

  I work for 2 months with my new race A500-19 q Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit.
  Last night the system was regularly interrupted with the command "shutdown" of windows.
  Today, the machine does not load win 7 in all.

  If I let the work load, the system reached the blue screen with "UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME".
  If I try to restore the system with the recovery dvd made some time ago by the Toshiba utility him begins to load information, but after some research on hard drive, he stops with black screen and the cursor arrow, but nothing else.

  I downloaded and burt disk repair Windows 7 64 bit, but as already sad, starting the system of loading but it does not get to the end.
  So it seems impossible to carry out the command "chkdsk /f.

  What should I do finally?
  Thank you

  Post edited by: MikeB_2

  Hello

  The cursor blinking in the upper left corner means that something might be wrong with the HARD drive or partition on the HARD drive.
  I had this problem a few years ago on my laptop and in my case that the HARD drive is dead, it was a head crash.

  In any case, I think you should check if the HARD drive can be formatted using another disc
  You can try a Linux live CD or something like that

• Not mountable boot volume

  Hi all

  I have this problem since Friday, when my laptop crashed. Says "Unmountable_boot_volume" blue screen of death and refuses to boot windows in any form (safe mode and otherwise). I was stressed out since all my data was on it. However I managed to use a bootable linux cdrom program named knoppix for access and backup my files. When I used the recovery cd, the recovery process stops with an error.

  I checked the net, where people have solved this problem by using a windows xp cd. After following their advice and using chkdsk/r, the process stops and the chkdsk program tells me there are one or more errors that prevent him to fix it. checking further... people have used the fixboot or fixmbr to repair their starting system, this does not work. The program he says even that my hard drive is broken. Oddly enough, my hard drive is still accessible with the cd of linux?

  Then I tried to format it. with format c:... seemed to work ok... no errors and other things. However if I go to the root and the type of the dir command, the compu tells me that there is something wrong with my system files. What is even more strange: AFTER formatting of my readers, readers and their information is still intact with the LINUX cd and fully accessible? !!! Anyone know what to do... im desperate >?

  Thank you

  Benoit

  Post edited by: bwitkamp

  Hello
  Use partition magic or similar software to clean the hard disk, you have very probably a Linux partition on the hard disk that prevents return to work. therefore give you the ok. Back and flop in recovery.

  BTW, you might have used microsofts own downloadable windows XP startup disk in their download section to run again and correct the above error.
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  Gandalfwhite

• Unmountable Boot Volume error message

  Hello.

  Monday, I bought Norton Internet Security 2007 and tried to install it. I was reading a word document while I was installing it. I received an error message and was prompted to restart Windows XP.

  When I tried to reboot Windows XP. I received a message telling me an error that caused Windows stop. The message asked me to choose between:

  1. safe mode

  2 safe mode with command prompt

  3. last know good configuration

  4. start windows normally.

  I chose "start windows normally".

  MS Windows XP started normally for a few seconds then instead of my normally log on page, I got a blue screen with this message:

  "A problem has been detected and windows has shut down to prevent damage to your computer.

  UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME

  If this is the first time you've seen this error screen, restart your computer. If this screen appears again the following steps.

  If problems continue, disable or remove any newly installed hardware or software. Clear options memory BIOS such as caching and shadowing. If you need to use safe mode to remove or disable components, restart your computer, press f8 to select the startup options, and then select Safe mode.

  Technical information:

  STOP: 0X00000ED (0X80E (1E30, 0XC000031, 0 X 000000000) "")

  And then my computer stop, then restart in the same order.

  IT keep repeating the sequence: ect ect error message security mode and then blue screen, shut down and restart. Again and mo matter which mode to choose. I went online looking for what is happening with my laptop (from a ready computer) and I still have the problem. I was told that I need to uninstall the software that caused the problem. My question is have I can uninstall the software when I can't reach journal window now and so the control panel?

  I'm at my wits end. Help, please.

  Hello

  I don t know why but it seems that your master boot sector damage
  You can try to access the repair console (boot from the original CD of windows, and then press R)
  Then try using this command: chkdsk/p
  This command should fix some sectors on the HARD disk. Maybe it helps.

  If not then you have to format the whole HARD drive and reinstall the new OS!

• Re: Satellite L850 - starting with "no boot device - please reboot"

  I tried to correct this L850 - portable 1LK which keeps crashing and so on. But while going through the options in advance in the troubleshooting section (Windows 8). I tried, I think its called Toshiba Recovery tool and click on the option to erase data, assuming that he would remove all corrupted data, so I could reinstall from factory settings.

  But now when I boot it just says "no boot device - please reboot" and when I restart it does the same thing. I tried to open the recovery partition, but there are a lot of different buttons that supposedly bring it I don't know if I support on the right. Any help?

  On this virtual path, it is not easy to say what the problem is here. In my opinion, you should try to reinstall recovery image once more.
  For assistance with this please check http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB2A03ES0000R01.htm

• Satellite L850 does not start

  Hi, I have problems with my L850-150

  The thing is that it does not start. Power led turns, Nums Lock led turns, fan comes on and does nothing more, so it is not a power supply problem.

  I read in this forum that the bios update could solve the problem, but as I saw it in the instructions, it seems that the update must be done on the Windows environment, and as I said, the computer does not start, so I can not do the update of the BIOS.

  Is there another solution? Is there another way to update the BIOS?

  Thanks in advance.

  Can you please tell us more on your laptop and all you did the last days?
  You use the original OS to factory settings?
  Did you do anything that may be responsible for this (hardware or software update/upgrade)

  It is hard to believe that something like this happens for a moment to the other without any reason.
  You're right, it has nothing to with the power supply, there is something else, but on this virtual path, it is not easy to provide an accurate diagnosis.

  In the worst cases, contact the nearest Toshiba or your local dealer services provider and ask for help.

• Satellite A60 do not mount the drive UJDA760

  My Satellite A60 CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive has stopped working properly. He is more able to read DVD - ROM, a serious problem because the recovery disc is a DVD-ROM.

  I recently bought a replacement drive, the same model as the old disk number. But when I installed it, the computer does not recognize the drive. The drive has power and running disks. The computer does not know it is there.

  Someone has an idea of what can be done to encourage the player from the computer? I updated the BIOS to the latest version, but that did not help.

  I appreciate any suggestions.
  Phil premium

  Hi Phil premium,

  The old drive is recognized correctly in the BIOS?

  I'm not sure but some readers have a rider on the back where the connector is. There you can switch between Master, Slave and Cable Select. Please put the jumper on Master and if it s does not, try the slave mode.

  In the worst cases, the new drive is defective and you must return it to the store and ask for a replacement.

• Not found boot device error hard drive 3FO

  Hello

  I have a HP Envy 15 laptop 3040nr. Yesterday, it fell on my couch and on the floor from a height of about 2 feet.

  Since then, I received the above error, and the computer does not recognize my hard drive, saying in the test drive "HDD is no." I know that the hard drive itself is not at all damaged, because I removed the laptop and put it up to a USB adapter, and I was able to access the drive. It is completely functional.

  Now, the question is:-how to get the notebook to accept my hard drive again? I am also convinced that the laptop is not seriously damaged internally, apart from a few bumps on the laptop.

  NOTE:-1. My computer is void of warranty.

  2. the laptop fell FLAT on its underside and not on the edges.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

  Paul,

  I have simply removed and re-inserted the controller on the motherboard, and I am posting this on my laptop now functional!

  Thanks for mentioning 'controller', it was in fact lose! I just skipped it right out and back in again, and now it works fine!

  And on missing startup files, it was nothing. The other PC was just now allowed access to the system reserved Partition!

• I get error unmountable boot volume _

  I get the unmountable boot volume error
  I could not any option to start in safe mode to work. I also put my installation cd, and nothing happens. I can't get the cd out. I hear the drive when restarting, but cannot go beyond that. I have installed a new software in the recent past

  Hello

  What is the brand and model of your computer?

  You can contact the manufacturer of your computer to set the boot sequence so that you can boot from the installation disc. Follow this link and check if the problem persists.

  Unmountable Boot Volume

  Hope the helps of information. Please post back and we do know.

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• Satellite L850 - Intermittent crashing with BSOD

  My Satellite L850-1LK crashes with the following error message intermittently: DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL (athw8x.sys). An online search in some other forums suggested that I should update the driver for my Atheros wireless network adapter. I did - including uninstall it completely before reinstalling with the driver downloaded from Toshiba's own site.

  I always get the BSOD, so any other suggestions would be appreciated. (I'm under 64-bit Windows 8)

  Hello

  What version of driver and what version of BIOS that you use?

  I had the same problem but not with the Toshiba laptop.
  I discovered that the installed McAfee utility causes the BSOD.
  I suggest that you remove and replace with another software antivirus like Avast! or Avira antivir.
  Both are free and can be downloaded for free.

  But of course I updated the Atheros Wlan driver too!
  You must remove the driver and uninstall the driver properly package.
  This can be done in Device Manager!
  Then clean the operating system using CCleaner!
  Reactivate the wireless lan, then install the latest driver.
  Previous updates must have replaced only part of the package of driver causing the problem.

• BSOD - 0x000000ed Unmountable Boot Volume on satellite error message

  Hi guys,.

  laptop was dropped and I now get the blue screen with this message at startup "stop: 0x000000ed unmountable boot volume.
  I read in some sites 'recover using xp disk', my laptop was bought with xp was preinstalled and I don't have a recovery disk.

  (1) can anyone identify the problem?
  (2) a recovery disk help?
  (3) if so where can I get one?

  Thank you

  Jim

  Hello

  I agree with Guybrush. The error seems to be related to the boot file system is defective and new resettlement could help.

  As we have already mentioned, the Toshiba Recovery CD could be controlled using the adresse_web above.
  If you are owner of an old series of laptop then the recovery CD could be ordered in the local ASP.

  But generally, you can use a Microsoft operating system CD too.
  You could install windows using this CD and all Toshiba drivers can be downloaded from the Toshiba driver page.

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