Connection problem from power board to mainboard connector..try jumpering with a thin wire,or magnetic wire..as a replacement to a deffective connector,,I already try it,,and work fine until now..
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Can you get into Safe Mode? I suspect your configuration needs tweeking.
Also I would immediately go into the Bios and make the boot order be CD, HD.. etc. Also make note of any hidden partitions such as H, or K. Those sometimes house a mirror of the factory version of XP... like when it was new.
Open and (remove thermos Battery for five minutes place and enjoy) Clear thermos. Or use Boot able CD such as boot ultimate, The boot ultimate has a features of Clear Bios password download it on Bittorent..
Hi Good day!!! Try to boot in safe mode, to boot from safe mode, do this: while booting just keep pressing f8 button until advanced boot menu appear after that choose safemode. after that your OS will boot in safemode. if not booting there should be a files missing in your OS you will need to repair it using a CD of you OS. reply to me to help you more
As you boot the laptop, press the F2 button when it displays start up options. When you are in the menu arrow through to the last screen where it asks you whether to save default setting, select default and press F10. Make sure there is no disk in your DVD ROM drive and go for a re boot. They seem to latch up sometimes especially when there is a CD or DVD in the drive. Hope that helps.
The problem could be your display. Use the VGA port on the side of your laptop to connect it to a computer monitor, this will let you know if your system is posting or not. (If you see the Boot Screen it is posting).
If the screen went blank after the driver install, sometimes clicking the mouse on the screen will bring the picture back. It sounds like the monitor is having a conflict with the resolution the driver is throwing out. Reboot the laptop and when you see the Toshiba splash screen, tap F8 until you see the multiple boot menu. Scroll to Safe Mode with networking and reboot. If the screen comes up, go to the control panel > System > hardware > display adapter > click on the plus sign and double click the reported adapter.click on driver tab and select roll back driver > click yes to any prompts and click ok. Reboot normally and see if that clears the problem.
There are usaually a standard to getting into BIOS at boot up. Sometimes you have to be quick. Tha most common keys to press are as follows
1. F1 2. F2 3. F10 4. F12 5. Del
Try those. not all together try a different one on each boot. you must do it during post, and if echo is turned off it is just a timing issue. It must be pressed before O.S. post screen, ie. " Windows" shows on screen.
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