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• Satellite NB10t-A-101 refuses to boot from any external media

  I just bought a NB10t to the United Kingdom and try to boot to a bootable USB key

  I noticed that the BIOS on this particular model is UEFI mode only, which, in itself, is not a problem because users can sign their own operating systems with a certification authority and use them, but this laptop refuses to boot from any external environment... or even to provide an error message.

  I changed boot priority in the BIOS and USB moved up
  I disabled the Secure Boot option in the BIOS
  I tried all 3 USB ports as well as 3 different drives (NOTE: THESE WORK FINE ON the 3 OTHER SYSTEMS, a dell desktop/laptop computer and a computer acer laptop)
  I also tried different distributions (Debian & Arch)
  I used several installation methods (hard install of Unetbootin/Full/Rufus etc...)
  I tried all your currently released BIOS versions (delivery with V1.0, V1.1 - Jan Feb - V1.2)

  After trying all these when you press F12 at startup, the shows start menu but when you select a device, the system continues to initiate (Win8) HARD drive

  After Googling around, I noticed that you have unlocked 2 BIOS updates I tried all versions of these and still the system refuses to boot in my selected device

  Can we expect more updates of the firmware in the near future? Is there a way to work around this problem to start my chosen OS? Is there an option of CSM?

  Edit: punctuation

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  Hello

  Your laptop was equipped with the new processor Intel Celeron 2810 n that belongs to the Bay Trail-M architecture.
  This new * Intel Bay Trail * technology is only supported systems that support UEFI and systems (Win 8, 8.1 Win) and, therefore, the UEFI / CSM boot mode option isn't available in the BIOS settings.

  _So you can install only a system capable of UEFI

  PS: The same topic has already been discussed in this thread:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=75041

• New HDD for system recovery DVD

  My Pavilion dv4-1225dx Entertainment Notebook has experienced a hard drive crash.  I replaced the hard drive with a new WD Scorpio Blue 2.5-inch 500 GB SATA drive.  I got HP System Recovery DVD to reinstall the operating system Windows Vista Home Premium SP1.

  I need to use my DELL desktop computer and use this is the DVD drive to copy DVD recovery system in a 16 GB Flash Drive from the lodge doesn't have a DVD player.  I'll be able to use the Flash drive to download the operating system Vista system recovery on a pavilion with a new hard drive?  I have HP doing something for the hard drive before the recovery can take place as the hard drive partition and add HP coding?

  As a question, is possible to buy MS Windows 7 and load the operating system on the hard drive, I installed?

  Stephen Sutor

  sutors says:

  My Pavilion dv4-1225dx Entertainment Notebook has experienced a hard drive crash.  I replaced the hard drive with a new WD Scorpio Blue 2.5-inch 500 GB SATA drive.  I got HP System Recovery DVD to reinstall the operating system Windows Vista Home Premium SP1.

  I'll be able to use the Flash drive to download the operating system Vista system recovery on a pavilion with a new hard drive?  I have HP doing something for the hard drive before the recovery can take place as the hard drive partition and add HP coding?

  As a question, is possible to buy MS Windows 7 and load the operating system on the hard drive, I installed?

  Stephen Sutor

  1. Yes, AFAIK to restore it without problem. You can make a recovery of the HP DVD bootable USB key, simply copy the files will not make the USB bootable, it needs to be. You can buy a usb DVD drive to use the HP DVD recovery

  2. Yes, as long as you have a W7 product key. I recommend the upgrade, these are W7 drivers

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=4063&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&sw_lang=&product=3860437

• System Recovery DVD 1 and 2

  My system; HP G series windows 7 64 bit. Hard drive crashed, bought a new, but needed the system recovery dvd.

  PC product #: QF761UAR #ABA

  The given info with dvd said to start the PC, the slip to disk 1, but will have to reboot the PC will start when the PC won't start, after which touch any key, no sliders.

  New hard drive does nothing about it, so when I started it upward, slip DVD, close it with force as he said, I have to and restart again, he has started in 'SAFE MODE' I have nothing, don't touch any keys because I remembered.

  Since 1 pm PT 22/10/2012 it has been sitting on 7% first of three boxes checked to date is the day after 23/10/2012

  It is still sitting at 7% and saying please wait.

  I am lost on what to do? I put it back should I have started in 'safe Mode' should I click Cancel?

  I just need this helping hand on what is my next step to do? Or can do?

  Thank you, in fact already obtained, type of this laptop.  I called 1-800 to support HP in the booklet of the DVD came with, just had to shut it down.

  As I started upward, Press esc several times.

  Then check the memory F2

  It checks and auto check then hard drive.

  Force shut it down again.

  Started again hit the esc and then going to F9 and then chose the internal drive.

  The program starts the whole process of the system DVD recovery disc 1 and disc, then 2 and then asked for all the others, I had DVD drivers and applications taken and it starts later.

  restarts on its own and the next hour, he did, it's clean.

  Summer use it now since 16:00 and oh YES I'm back!

  But thank you for getting back with me.

  LTR & blessings!

  Peace, Love &

• My subscription has ceased, even I made my last payment on 22.03.2016. My Plan marked as expired. The system is not providing any other solution but only update my payment information, I did. Nothing seems to happen. Online support is disabled. I have

  My subscription has ceased, even I made my last payment on 22.03.2016. My Plan marked as expired. The system is not providing any other solution but only update my payment information, I did. Nothing seems to happen. Online support is disabled. I have no choice but to ask here for help! I need to work, I need to work now!))

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• Re: Satellite C650D-12J refuses to boot from the recovery DVD

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba Satellite C650D-12J which has recently been ravaged by a virus and now refuses to start. Whenever he tries to boot into Windows, it restarts and blue screens.

  I ordered the Toshiba recovery media as the most simple solution is to recover the laptop and restore the default settings.

  However, when I insert the recovery DVD and choose to boot from the CD/DVD get them all is a loading bar that turns to a black screen with the white cursor. It's her!

  Can anyone suggest a solution?

  Kind regards

  Chris

  Hi MrChris,

  You have the same problem if you try to reinstall Microsoft Windows or just Toshiba Recovery disk?

• Pavilion dv5-2130us: DV5-2130us recovery fails using HP System Recovery DVD

  Tag on bottom of the States of the laptop Windows 7 Home Prem OA
  Last system installed and working properly before be 'fixed' by others was Windows Professional 8.1 (x 64) (build 9600)

  "You must restart.

  This is the last message I get after what seems to be a good installation by using the recovery DVD. I tried installed using only 3 recovery and with those discs over the application and driver recovery disk.   Prior opinions is to restart the computer, but I have no way to do it from the nonexistent pointing device.  I tried to turn off the computer and turn it on, but after the 5th attempt to install when I try to power button I get lights lightning on the power and WiFi keys that leaves me no way computer trun off the power but to unplug the power cable and remove the battery.

  A clean the DVD of Windows 8 install or 8.1 is possible?  I have valid prod # for Windows 8.1

  Hi @John_Bandera,

  Please become a member of the HP's Support Forums. I understand that you have a problem with restoring Windows 8. I'll be happy to help you.

  Yes, you can make a recovery for Windows 8.

  Here are a few links of microsoft help.

  Create an installation media for Windows 8.1

  Create a recovery USB disk

  Please keep me informed of the progress of things.

  If you need help, let me know and I will gladly make all that I can to help you.

  Please let me know if that solves the problem by marking this post as "accept as a Solution.
  To simply say thank you, click the Thumbs up below!

  Thank you.

• Problem with system recovery dvd

  I ordered the dvd from hp for my compaq presario notebook and when I got in I put disc 2, it won't return to the vista system recovery. and now my laptop does not start.

  I ordered the dvd from hp for my compaq presario notebook and when I got in I put disc 2, it won't return to the vista system recovery. and now my laptop does not start.

  Hey mjthomas1981

  you encounter a problem with the hp recovery discs, you should contact hp on their products

  Walter, the time zone traveller

• can't boot from my dell recovery cd

  The hard drive on my dimension e510 is dead, so I just installed a new. My problem is that I can't get my Dell OS CD for Windows XP to boot. I changed the boot sequence to boot from the CD drive. I can get the resource CD to boot, (so I know that's not a problem with my CD player), but it only works the diagnostic tests. When I put the CD of the OS, it says "selected boot device is not available. Any suggestions?

  Thanks in advance,

  Kim

  My XPS 400 5 1/2 years has had the same problem.  I've tried everything on all the forums, I could find and nothing has worked.  After much experimenting HERE IS what FINALLY WORKED for me: put the Dell operating system CD in an external CD DRIVE or DVD drive.  The computer will recognize that.  For some reason a large number of computers Dell does not recognize that the controlled internal IDE DVD players when the hard drive is replaced, but it will recognize an external drive.  I bought a Vantec SATA/IDE to USB 2/0 adapter for $18 plus shipping of TigerDirect and used an old extra internal DVD drive for my new external drive for the operating system install.  Everything worked without a hitch.  I installed my OS yesterday since the OS old Dell reinstallation CD entirely.  Now, my old Dell computer has new life and short grand!  BTW, the same SATA/IDE to USB adapter enabled me wide loading the data from the old drive to the new (my problem was there was a mistake to drive in the file system so that the computer would not start, but the data were always good).

• I erased the HARD clean disc. I want to install linux, but he refuses to boot from the DVD

  He tells me that it is not allowed to boot from a DVD! never had a computer like that!

  How to make it possible for a start on a DVD?

  laptop model?

  If your laptop has UEFI, remember that your linux is x 64 version and compatible UEFI.

  You can also try turn on the F12 on the BIOS menu:

  Press F2 at startup

  look for F12 boot menu and it helped

  Press F10 to save and exit

  at the next startup, press F12 and choose the DVD as boot device

• Need for new system recovery DVDs

  I purchased a Qosmio G10. Unfortunately, the CD damaged my recovery, how to get a new CD (without code)?

  Help, please!

  Hello

  Recovery DVDs can be ordered by partners of service authorized in your country. If you have need for addresses and phone numbers you can find all this on the page Web of Toshiba under http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com find support & downloads an ASP.

• Re: boot from USB or CD/DVD

  I have an Acer V5-571pg-9814 with pre-installed Windows 8.

  I have tried to boot a Linux live usb and can't even get a cable USB or CD/DVD to boot at all.

  I want to check some of the Linux operating systems to see how they can install on this computer until I consider that for a dual-boot with Win8. Please note that I have read other messages here on the installation actually another OS as a dual boot, which I may need later, but now I would just use the live USB or CD/DVD and view these operating systems - and I have not found a position that directly addressed this issue.

  I tried to activate and use F12 (by default it is set to off in the bios). I tried to use Win8: charms > pc settings > advanced > reboot - troubleshooting > advanced - then use USB or CD/DVD, orinto UEFI boot to the bios and boot order settings.

  The computer does not recognize the USB and CD/DVD, but only straight Win8 boots - no matter which option to choose or even if I put the boot order USB and CD/DVD before Win8.

  So, how to start from a CD/DVD or USB port?

  Found http://acer--uk.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/26603/related/1

  Looks like a long way around to just the view boot media...

  And we can only hope that you don't end up like this:

  http://community.Acer.com/T5/notebooks-netbooks/V5-571G-with-BIOS-v2-11-F2-to-access-BIOS-Setup-not-...

  Guess this one is solved...?

• HP envy 17 can not boot windows or using recovery DVDs after the replacement of the motherboard

  Hi all, I need your help

  first of all sorry for my English but I'm from Greece. I really don't know a lot about the mobile only very basic computer.

  I have a hp envy 17 3d 2080en with windows 7 Home premium which, after overheating, chips to the motherboard. I ordered and installed a used motherboard from China (part 630793-001 hp number).

  After that I tried to start the laptop, but when he opens he said probably due to the change of the material he cannot start windows normally. After reading a lot on the internet, that I tried using the recovery DVDs I had prepared before the problem, but they will not start just yet. Then, I tried to use the cd system repair but again no luck.

  I looked in the bios as some people say on the internet and realized that the product number and serial number are different from those of my laptop and it's maybe part of the problem, but I don't know. I looked in other posts about similar problems, but did not get a definitive answer and this is why I post for your help.

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  IF YOU HAVE AN HP LAPTOP (MINE IS HP ENVY 3D 2080EN) THAT YOU HAVE CHANGED THE MOTHERBOARD WITH ANOTER ONE (MINE WAS FRIED OVERHEATING) AND AFTER REPLACING YOUR LAPTOP DOES NOT START AND YOU CAN'T FIX IT WITH SYSTEM REPAIR DISC OR DOES NOT PERFORM A CLEAN WINDOWS INSTALL OR DON'T LISTEN NOT A RECOVERY CD/DVD RECOVERY THEN EXPERTS HP WHO KNOW NOTHING. LOOK IN YOUR BIOS, AND IF YOU SEE THE PRODUCT NUMBER OR SERIAL NUMBER DIFFERENT THAN THOSE APPEARING ON YOUR COMPUTER (USUALLY IN THE BATTERY COMPARTMENT) THEN GO TO A HP SERVICE ALLOWED AND TELL THEM TO HAVE YOYR TATTOOED BIOS. WITH THE TATOO (COST US $ 40), THEY WILL REPLACE THE NUMBER OF BAD PRODUCT AND/OR THE SERIAL NUMBER WITH YOUR MOBILE PHONE NUMBERS AND YOUR PROBLEM IS SOLVED. MY MOTHERBOARD HAS BEEN FRIED TO OVERHEAT AND I BOUGHT A USED ONE FROM CHINA. AFTER I REPLACED IT THE LAPTOP WOULDN'T START AND WOULD NOT ALLOW ME TO REPAIR DVD HE OR EVEN THE USE OF RECOVERY. I CALLED HP SUPPORT, I EVEN JOINED THE HP FORUM TO ASK FOR HELP AND I GOT ONE EXPERT WAS USUALLY TRY THIS OR TRY THIS. DON'T LISTEN TO THEM. FINALLY, I READ AN ARTICLE FROM THE INTERNET THAT EXPLAINED THAT WHEN YOU CHANG THE MOTHERBOARD / SYSTEM BY ANOTHER THEN THE BIOS REFERS TO THE NEW PRODUCT NUMBER, MOTHERBOARDS AND/OR THE SERIAL NUMBER AND THIS WAY THERE IS INCOMPATIBILITY WHICH DOES NOT ALLOW WINDOWS TO START, YOU CAN NOT REPAIR WITH SYSTEM REPAIR DISC OR IT DOES NOT PERFORM A CLEAN WINDOWS INSTALLATION OR A RECOVERY CD/DVD RECOVERY. ONCE YOU TATOO THE BIOS THATS IT. THE LAPTOP WORKS. I HOPE THAT THIS MESSAGE WILL HELP SOME PEOPLE WAISTING THERE TIME AND SPEND THE MONEY FOR NOTHING

• T430s: boot from an external USB DVD drive

  I wanted to change the boot sequence to boot from external DVD drive to install Win8. To access the BIOS I hit Enter (empty password I guess) but in the BIOS everything is grey: I can't make changes. What is going on?

  @kaja69...

  Rich said, you have a set supervisor password and Jin Li said, there is no default password.

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