Toshiba Satellite A135-S4527 Notebook "error f10" Questions

error and indicate that the system files have gone bad due to some reason. system recovery can be done to relode the operating system// shut the comp off // restart it and start tapping f10 key on the

error and f1 to continue and f10 for setup but nothing happens change your boot priority in BIOS section to cd bootable and try again boot it from any operating system , if it doesn't work at all then

error, press BLAH to enter BIOS setup", just press the 'BLAH' key. Or: turn the computer off. Turn the computer on. Try repeatedly-pressing DEL or F1 or ENTER or F2 or F10, as soon as you've turned it

error message Every so often, in the middle of typing, something goes wrong with my keyboard and I get a message saying: ?The CD or DVD Drive is not inserted. Please insert the drive which can play CD

error on harddisk. Tehn it works. 1. after recovery is done, you dont find sound on your machine 2. no problem, download the Pcwizard 2008 from the given link save it & install it in your computer

...F10 Some computers display a flashing message to indicate when to press the F1 or F2 keys like "Press to enter BIOS setup". If your computer is a new computer and you are unsure of what key to press ...

...error. Every time put o.s disk in keeps saying same message. Log into the bios and change the boot order to boot from the CD - it will then boot up your CD system Disk first As the PC boots - you ...

...f10 save and exit then with recovery in drive restart press f7 and choose option boot from cd are you sure you are using a recovery cd that came with your system and not a driver cd for the mother ...

error How can I restart it with an Os 1.Go to bios(pressf2/f10) 2.select main option 3 change SATA MODE and change to IDE 4.preeF10 and save 5.then start your installation more help please vote me and

...recovery disk won't load. I put image files on c drive try to start try to ruin tosimagex new errors Hi! Welcome to www.fixya.com. What you have to do is to change the boot sequence on boot ...