Toshiba severely stuck in reboot mode... help!
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Nov 13, 2014 at 02:18 PM
Nov 13, 2014 at 02:18 PM
You try a manual reset Google it I think you hold down the power button and push a another key. And try this unplug ac take out the battery plug ac back in hold down the power button down for 49sce. Some times this will reset you pc.
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Nov 14, 2014 at 05:08 AM
Nov 14, 2014 at 05:08 AM
Hi, Kerrian
Why did you decide that it was a temperature issue? If the laptop is too hot on touch it may require some dust cleaning. Could you try entering in Safe Mode? You can even try The Last known good configuration that worked, which can be accessed through the Advanced Boot menu. You can reach it by pressing F8 at start up. Anyways, this is a software solution. If you suspect a hardware issue, provoking the heat problem, you should consult a technician.
Hope this helps
Why did you decide that it was a temperature issue? If the laptop is too hot on touch it may require some dust cleaning. Could you try entering in Safe Mode? You can even try The Last known good configuration that worked, which can be accessed through the Advanced Boot menu. You can reach it by pressing F8 at start up. Anyways, this is a software solution. If you suspect a hardware issue, provoking the heat problem, you should consult a technician.
Hope this helps
