Toshiba satellite a35-s159 problems Unsolved
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nati513
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Mar 22, 2009 at 10:54 AM
RatchetBrat - Mar 27, 2012 at 03:58 PM
RatchetBrat - Mar 27, 2012 at 03:58 PM
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Mar 23, 2009 at 05:18 AM
Mar 23, 2009 at 05:18 AM
hi,
try to repair your windows to see if it works.
for this, you need the windows installation CD.
try to repair your windows to see if it works.
for this, you need the windows installation CD.
Try this:
Install a free linux OS on a flash drive (most distributors include instructions on their websites on how to do this).
Make sure your computer is off and plug in your linux flashdrive.
turn on the computer and get to BIOS (whichever F key gets you there)
hit the right arrow until you have highlighted BOOT
Using the controls listed at the bottom, move the flashdrive up in the boot order until it is the first option.
hit the right key once to go to exit, the choose to save the settings.
your computer should now boot in linux. The user interface is very similar to windows, depending on the version of linux you chose.
simply plug in another flash drive or portable hard drive and copy your files over.
From there you can restore either using a disk or, if it is newer than 2007, power it no while holding down zero after putting the boot order back to normal, or just install the linux operating system on the flashdrive if you like.
Install a free linux OS on a flash drive (most distributors include instructions on their websites on how to do this).
Make sure your computer is off and plug in your linux flashdrive.
turn on the computer and get to BIOS (whichever F key gets you there)
hit the right arrow until you have highlighted BOOT
Using the controls listed at the bottom, move the flashdrive up in the boot order until it is the first option.
hit the right key once to go to exit, the choose to save the settings.
your computer should now boot in linux. The user interface is very similar to windows, depending on the version of linux you chose.
simply plug in another flash drive or portable hard drive and copy your files over.
From there you can restore either using a disk or, if it is newer than 2007, power it no while holding down zero after putting the boot order back to normal, or just install the linux operating system on the flashdrive if you like.
Mar 23, 2009 at 11:58 AM
i cant even get into this machine to do that
i put the cd in and nothing
reminder that the cd is a factory toshiba install disc that came with comp
when i login it automatically logs me out and i cant do anything
f8 works but i dont know how to use
boot works but dosent seem to help
safemode logs me out as well
i can see the bios stuff will that help somhow
thanks
hope to here from u soon