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Toshiba No Bootable Device When starting your Toshiba laptop, you’re likely to see an error message like: No bootable device — please restart system No bootable device — insert boot disk and press any key If you’re experiencing the same problem, don’t worry. This is a common issue and you can fix  No bootable device on Toshiba  laptops easily. How to fix No bootable device Toshiba Here are some solutions to try. You may not have to try them all; just work your way down the list until everything’s working again. Power reset your Toshiba laptop Set your boot order correctly Change the Boot Mode settings Things you should do after trying these methods Method 1: Power reset your Toshiba computer Since many computer problems can be resolved by restarting, it never hurts to restart your Toshiba computer. Follow the steps below: 1) Turn off your computer. 2) Remove any  external devices  including your USB drive, Bluetooth devices and headsets. 3) Remove your AC adapter cab...

 How to Unlock the Function Key on a Laptop You can unlock the function key on your laptop. The purpose of a laptop's function key is to activate the secondary function of any dual-purpose key. The function key can accidentally be locked into place if you hit the wrong combination of keys so that all of the keys only perform their secondary function. The exact process for unlocking the function key will vary depending on the make and model of your laptop and whether you have recently used an external keyboard. Step 1 Check the manual that came with your laptop and locate the section on the function of each keyboard key. Open a Web browser and navigate to the support section of the laptop manufacturer's website if you do not have the manual that originally came with your laptop. Use the drop-down menus on the support page to choose the specific product line and then model of your laptop. Step 2 Click on the "Product Support" link and then navigate to the "Manuals...

 How to Adjust a Laptop Light The light on your laptop provides illumination for you to see its display. You can adjust the backlight setting so it is brighter or darker. Some laptops have an ambient light sensor that detects the amount of light in the environment. When enabled, the sensor automatically adjusts the light on the display to a higher or lower level. Adjusting the display brightness and activating the ambient light sensor requires using certain keys on the laptop's keyboard. Adjusting Light Brightness: Step 1 Turn on your laptop. Step 2 Press and hold the function or "Fn" key on your keyboard. Step 3 Press the up-arrow key on the keyboard to increase the brightness and the down-arrow key to decrease it. Some models may require pressing the ""F5" or "F6" key to decrease the brightness and pressing the "F7" or "F8" key to increase it. Ambient Light Adjustment Step 1 Make sure your laptop is turned on. Step 2 Press an...

How to Troubleshoot a Laptop Mouse Pad That Does Not Work When a laptop mouse pad stops working, you'll have to do some troubleshooting. A mouse pad allows you to move your cursor on your laptop. It is tough to use a laptop when the mouse pad loses sensitivity and finally stops working. While there is no single solution to this problem, you can follow a few simple steps to troubleshoot the mouse pad. Step 1 Clean the mouse pad surface with an anti-static cleaning cloth. These are available in most electronic stores. Dust particles or grease on the mouse pad can significantly affect its sensitivity. Step 2 Make sure your mouse pad is not turned off. Laptops of such brands as Toshiba, Lenovo and HP disable your mouse pad when you push the "Fn" key in conjunction with the "F8" key. Go to Step 3 to enable your mouse pad. Step 3 Press the "Start" button and select "Control Panel." Step 4 Click the "Mouse" icon. If you use Windows Vista o...

How to Fixing Error 0xc00000e9 on WIndows 10? From the error code mentioned in the above post, you may be facing this issue due to the hardware incompatibility or the faulty device drivers installed in the PC. When a device driver is faulty or not working properly, it can be identified by the yellow exclamation mark on the driver in Device Manager. Most of the time updating the faulty drivers will help in resolving the issue. Method 1: Removing the external device and updating the faulty device drivers. Step 1: I suggest you to remove all the external devices connected to your PC except for mouse and keyboard and check if you are able to boot and login into the PC. If your PC should start without any issues, connect the disconnected external device one after the other and check which device is causing the conflict. Update the driver software of that particular device which caused the issue and check if the issue is resolved. Step 2: To update the faulty device driver, follow the steps ...

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Troubleshoot blue screen errors   A blue screen error (also called a stop error) can occur if a problem causes your device to shut down or restart unexpectedly. You might see a blue screen with a message that your device ran into a problem and needs to restart. On this page, we’ll take you through a series of troubleshooting steps to try and help you figure out the cause of the blue screen error and how to resolve it.  The steps in this article are intended to help troubleshoot common stop error codes, such as the following: ·          CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED ·          SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED ·          IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL ·          VIDEO_TDR_TIMEOUT_DETECTED ·          PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA ·        ...