Test in another pc.
SOURCE: Lost CD-Recovery
If you are speaking for your laptop, double click my computer and see if you have a D drive, most newer computers have a partition on the hard drive that has the recovery feature installed on the D drive. You would need to boot in the SAFE mode if possible and go to the D drive and run setup.exe. If this is not possible, you will have to purchase a new operating system CD and probably have to download drivers from Toshiba for your laptop. Good Luck - BPCS
SOURCE: my Toshiba satellite keeps freezing at anytime
Well freezing is a common issue..... there are typically only a few things that could cause freezing... the easiest to diagnose is a malware infection.... try downloading "Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware" and running a scan... let it remove anything it finds.... if it doesn't find anything, then the next thing to look at it the memory (RAM) in the machine. You will have to find a way to run a memory test, such as Memtest86, to check if the memory has a problem. If that is also clean, then you may have a problem with the BIOS, try downloading and updating the BIOS from the manufacturer's website, if it still freezes after that then you may have a problem with the board.
SOURCE: blue screen with windows xp can't boot from cd
Most toshiba will boot if you press F12 and a boot screen will appear . the bios is most of the time acessed through F1 or F2 try that and let me know what happens
SOURCE: Toshiba m45-s355 reformat from usb
Hi
Thak you for yor query
To ensure the CD/DVD is clean please try booting from a known working PC, from what you are describing it may not be your CD drive
If the same thing happnes on another PC then it is the CD/DVD that is faulty, however if it works, then you can try to hook up a external drive, the laptop may defualt to it after trying all the other options i.e. CD rom drive, HDD etc
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