Keyboard problem with Toshiba Satellite Pro 480CDT (running Win98 SE)

turn off the laptop, turn it upside down
search for a rectangular cover near the bottom of the laptop
use Philips screwdriver
remove the screws and the cover
voila - plug out the HDD ant that's it

You need to change the boot sequence. Power on the computer and look for F12 on the screen. It will only be there for a few seconds. While it is there, hit F12 and select the boot drive.

You could try running sfc scannow. See link here. And very helpful site for troubleshooting windows 98 here and here.
I couldn't tell you about downloading it, but I'd scan any download very carefully, and question whether you could trust an install done from such files to be secure. I'd try to find an original cd as they should be a dime a dozen these days...
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Try this link first however I think it's more of a spec sheet.

http://germain.its.maine.edu/~hiebeler/480cdtmanualpages.pdf

Some help with memory upgrades

http://germain.its.maine.edu/~hiebeler/480cdtmemory.pdf

And more details specific to your model here

http://germain.its.maine.edu/~hiebeler/480cdt.html


Hope these help

Marc

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Hi,

Here could be useful for you.
Always create a system restore point before making changes.

http://www.technical-assistance.co.uk/kb/usbmsd98.php

Hope this helps
Regards
Ric.

None , windows 98 only uses the native drivers.
hopefully you have win98 Se for the usb.

This link may help

http://www.technical-assistance.co.uk/kb/usbmsd98.php

try to restart your system

You can download the drivers from Toshiba web site here