Hello there,My name is Mario, I have a Toshiba laptop, model 4060CDT. Owner/client wants to have a new system reinstalled and because it was a gift from a relative, there is bios password protected. I mdid try to disconnect the bios battery for quite a while and still no change. Any suggestions? Thanks

Click Start/Control Panel and check the mouse or touchpad. Try setting everything back to default.

You can always download and reinstall the touchpad drivers.

Get onlineand got to www.google.com In the google search box type: "ToshibaSupport" (without the quotes and put your manufacturer name before Support). Look for downloads and drivers. Enter your model number and operatingsystem when requested. Download and install the drivers.

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Hello, here are the steps to resetting your computer.

Reinstall Windows from a Disk

1 Turn on your Toshiba Satellite. Insert your recovery disk or the original Windows operating system DVD

into the Satellite's CD/DVD drive. Turn off the computer.

2 Turn on the Toshiba Satellite. In the first few seconds while it is starting up, press and hold the F12 key on your keyboard to access the Boot Menu. (Note: Some Toshiba models may tell you to press "C" to boot

from the CD-ROM). The screen will display boot for this boot up session only.

3 Use the arrow keys to navigate. Select the CD-ROM/DVD drive to highlight it. Press "Enter." Be aware that this setting is for this session only; it is not a permanent change.

4 Allow the computer to start up. Follow the onscreen instructions for reinstalling the operating system from the disk.

Reinstall from a Recovery Partition

1 Boot up the Toshiba Satellite. In the first few seconds while it is starting up, press and hold the F8 key. This will begin the "Advanced Boot Options" menu.

2 Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to navigate the menu. Move the keys to select "Repair Your Computer." Press "Enter."

3 Select your language and keyboard; click "Next."

4 Select your Windows user name from the drop-down menu. Enter your password if required. Click "OK." This will begin the "System Recovery Options" menu.

5 Select the Toshiba Recovery Wizard and follow the onscreen instructions. The Toshiba Recovery Wizard will delete all existing data on the hard drive and reinstall Windows.

Hope this helps!

You can find the manual here and download it and print if for free, I'm not going to spend a couple dollars printing it and sending it to you, and I don't think anyone else would either.
Toshiba 32DT1U Owner Manual

Hello,

visit the website of your laptop. (Take for instance, if your laptop is hp, visit www.hp.com) Once you are able to open the site, go to the download and software section of the site, you will be asked to enter your laptop name and model, select your operating system (Win Vista) and continue.

You will see a complete list of your laptop driver for windows vista.

I hope you understand my explanations.

Take care.

Most Toshiba computers do _NOT_ come with a set of "System Recovery" disks.

Instead, there is a program installed on the computer that you use to write your own set of CD/DVD diskettes, using your "blank" disks and your CD/DVD burner. Run the program to create a set of disks.

Or, when you restart your computer, look for displayed text like "press Fnn to start System Recovery". Press the named key.

turn on my toshiba satellite a45-s130 hear one beep and the screen stays on for a couple seconds and shuts off.

You need to download the drivers for your laptop.

If you cant find them then provide me with the exact name, and model found on bottom of the laptop. If your not sure, post everything you find. Il find them for you.

I can assure you that that part number is out of synch with Toshiba's sequences. Close, but no cigar. Did you buy that from Toshiba direct, or somewhere else. I have a toshiba tecra myself, so I go to their support center when I need help.