Toshiba A60 Not Booting

Try this:

Instructions

1. • 1

     Insert the Toshiba A60 recovery disc into the CD/DVD-ROM drive.
     

   • 2

     Power off the Toshiba (with the recovery disc still loaded inside the optical drive).
     

   • 3 Hold down the "F12" key, at the same time hit the "Power" button to turn the system back on. You don't have to hold down the Power button, but keep holding the F12 key.
   • 4

     Release the "F12" key when the" In Touch with Tomorrow TOSHIBA" screen is displayed. This will open up the BIOS.
     

   • 5

     Change the boot order by using the arrow keys to select "CD/DVD ROM" icon in the menu. The Toshiba will now boot from the recovery disc and restore the system. Follow any additional on-screen instructions.
     

There are errors on your hard drive. Contact www.toshiba.com for support.

Have you tried booting from a cd?

It sounds like you hard drive has failed.

I have the solution for the non booting Toshiba that I wrote almost a year ago. This tutorial (written and pics from the repair of my m35) is applicable to laptops that shut down without any warning, laptops that turn on only sometimes, and laptops that simply refuse to turn on (LEDs blink, fan spins up for a second and then everything just goes dead). So if your laptop does not turn on, it goes completely dead within a few minutes after bootup, here's the link to the tutorial. The repair takes about an hour, there's no need of replacing any parts, reinstalling any software or any other thing. The only investment in repairing your laptop with this tutorial is your time. Basically, you can repair your laptop within the hour, without spending any money for any parts or software.
http://imateski.blogspot.com/2008/08/toshiba-satellite-m35x-motherboard.html

Sounds like the boot order menu is what you have. Set the boot order menu to try other devices before the hard drive. (Example: CD/DVD drive, floppy; if present, USB devices, hard drive). You should have a default key for accessing the boot menu (usually f11 or f12). Hit this key and choose the USB option. Make sure the device you want to boot to is already connected before you turn on the laptop.

try to change the RAM ..if then not worked..it 's possible the motherboard...

under the wi fi sticker are two solder pins short them out on the start up in touch with tomorrow

did u install already all the drivers for the A60???

then, update / flash the bios... http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/modelContent.jsp?ct=DL&os=&category=&moid=1213736&rpn=PSA60U&modelFilter=A60-S1072&selCategory=3&selFamily=1073768663&selModel=1213736|PSA60U

Try hitting F8 when booting, booting to Safe Mode, and running System Restore to revert back to a time before your issue began. Post back with how it goes.

check the power connector (on the back of you laptop - through whitch you feed power to the mother board) for lose or if it's broken