Satellite R630-141 - cannot change the boot order

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  Hi, we have a very old A40 Satellite Pro with a new hard drive.

  We are tryng to change the boot order in the BIOS to recognize the CD player ready for the windows disk. However, there seems to be no option to change the BIOS not boot order, and Yes, we tried the road from Toshiba which suggests press C during startup until and F12 to select the drive during boot, or what kind of work.

  Please can someone help?
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  Karl

  PS: The current message on the screen during startup is THAT BOOTMGR is missing

  Hi karl1966,

  Have you checked if the CD/DVD drive is recognized correctly in the BIOS?

  Maybe your drive is noisy and you should try another. I put t disc you used but try with Toshiba and Microsoft Windows disk recovery disk.

• Satellite C850 - how to change the boot order in the BIOS?

  Hi guys,.

  I just bought a C850, and KIS2013 has made a recovery on a USB facility. But how do the machine to boot from the stylus, I can't find any way to get into the bios to change the boot order. I have been Googling all day and tried all methods I found recommended, non of which worked.

  Thanks in anticipation,

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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

  You will find the possibility to enter the BIOS settings.

• Windows 7 cannot change the boot order

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• Re: Satellite A210-10 has, crashes when you change the boot order

  Hello

  I have a serious problem with my computer Toshiba laptop, Windows Vista 32-bit, clocked at 1.8 Ghz, 2 GB RAM, AMD Turion 64 x 2
  There is only a single disk partitioned into two drives of 75 GB (C and E).

  The problem is that whenever I enter the start menu (for boot from CD), or if I change in the BIOS boot order and restart, the computer hangs (power cut off suddenly).
  So the only way to recover, is to connect the AC/DC adapter, wait 5 minutes and repeat. Then, everything lights up normally or launches of Windows system recovery, after what he will restart and work very well.

  It would be important to know that I partitioned the drive to have 30 GB for installing Win7 later. The problem is that I've never tried to change the boot order before repartitioning, so I don't know if it has something to do with the problem or if it was there before.

  Any help or suggestion would be appreciated.

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  Post edited by: bambula

  Hello

  > The problem is that whenever I enter the start menu (for boot from CD), or if I change in the BIOS boot order and restart, the computer hangs (power cut off suddenly).

  It seems that the issue related to the Bios. Have you tried to put update or reflash?

  > The problem is that I've never tried to change the boot order before repartitioning, so I don't know if it has something to do with the problem or if it was there before.

  Maybe this has happened before, but you don't check.

• Satellite problem BIOS L750 - cannot change the boot sequence

  Hello reader/answering my questions.
  I am having trouble with my 750 ODN bios. This bios is an official update (3.6) from the center of support, and almost everything has been fine since (the plot thickens!). I decided one day I want to dual boot with linux, in particular Fedora (this is unrelated to this though).

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  It is also important to mention that I'm under Win 7 SP1.
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  Also toshiba with instructions logo never appears.
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  Hello

  > I also don't remember what the button to start the bios was originally - Oops!

  Pressing F2 by turning on the device could help you access the BIOS.
  But you do not need to change the boot order in the BIOS. You can do it by pressing F12. This should be done immediately after you have turned on the laptop.
  Then the start menu appears and you can choose the right boot device.

  Does it function?

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  Hello Susan

  It will be interesting to know what model of laptop you have. By the description of the problem, it is always useful to know the exact model of laptop.

  When you turn off your laptop, press F12 and let us know exactly what is happening. By the way: can you explain what happen when you try to change the boot order in the BIOS settings?

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• TravelMate 2480. I can't change the boot order.

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  I thought I posted this before, but I can't find the post.
   
  I have two laptops from Acer 2480.
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  I keep the 2247 as a backup.
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  So I tried e the same on the 2943 and found I have the same problem with that.
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  Help please.

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  Check with your system manufacturer support, their books online and ask in their forums (if any).

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• How to change the boot order for the applications to the taskbar?

  When I moved to W7, software of my trackball wouldn't work and Kensington wouldn't fix, so I moved to a conventional mouse. I recently bought a better mouse and it has its own software. The software works very well, the problem is that it starts towards the end of the boot sequence. I would like to start earlier. The problem is that all the research I've done changing the order of departure come back with how to change the order of display in the taskbar.

  How can I change the boot order for the applications to the taskbar for the software for the mouse, boots earlier in the list?

  Windows does not have native to adjust the boot order, but there are third party solutions. See

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