Toshiba A-100 not starting up

Could you share more details about this vehicle ? Are you the original owner ? Get it used ? Have any maintenance history you can share ? What diagnosis have you done up to this time ?

Hi..I think you mean SAFE mode...My computer (HP) has a way to hit one of the "F" buttons on the top row..to start the computer in a mode that will allow me to do a complete reinstall of the complete operating system, as in the day you bought the computer, but it erases ALL of your data, wipes it clean so to speak. So if you dont have anything like me thats important you can try that...How do you get on here with your computer if it dont work, exept in safe mode???

you have to get safe mode if you have win xp /7 .also need to check malware and remove unwanted start up programs.

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hello you need to install a new windows or reconnect your DVD DRIVE same problem i had but now it is fixed i reconnected my DVD DRIVE. please rate my comment

Have a look at this link and you will see what you have to do, I think whoever you lent the computer to must know the password. A service centre is the only other option

https://support.toshiba.com/support/viewContentDetail?contentId=108503

you dont need to buy anything from radio shack, the inverter that you have will be just fine. i have used smaller and im sure cheaper inverters with no problem. i keep my company laptop constantly plugged in and charging all day everyday running service calls.

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i dont think the v c r has anything to do with your problem the fact that it started turning off and back on indicates that there is a shut down problem starting in your tv ,,it turns off for safety reasons it was made to do just this when there is an over voltage problem with your high voltage section of your tv to keep from any fire starting ,this is its only safety ...so the turning off is indicating that it has a power problem ,i think it would be safe also to say that its not the remote either i think you need to cary tv to shop and have it checked by a rep man but if you know how to trouble shoot the problem i would look in the high voltage area for the problem like the voltage being too high an the annode lead ,,,,the red wire is verry high volts be careful,,,,,,, also some toshiba tv had problems in lv power supply from capaciators being leaky ,,,,,,,

i presume you have not formatted the drive yet. first make sure there is a restore partition on the drive.... after that go into the start menu and look for a menu item called restore or restore tools .... i'm not 100 % familiar with that computer but the basics of restoring the system are generic.

Robert