Good Day....please help me guys, my mini laptop toshiba is not boot properly , i mean if I switch the power on then boot to the windows loading after that only the cursor has appear and the screen is black... what can I do..?

Just like other computers, your Toshiba laptop may start failing to boot the operating system completely, or may fail to boot up at all. Boot problems are caused by virus infections and issues related to hardware and software. With the proper troubleshooting techniques, boot problems can be remedied to get the laptop into good working condition.

1. Perform initial hardware checks. Ensure that the laptop has enough battery life to boot up. Charge the laptop using its AC adapter and then try to boot the laptop again. If nothing happens, plug the AC adapter into another power outlet. If this does not help, check to see if external drives (flash drive, external hard drive, etc.) are connected into one of your USB ports. Unplug it from the laptop and press the laptop's power button. If the laptop powers on but fails to load the operating system, proceed to the next step.

2. Ensure that the hard disk is not disabled in the boot sequence in your BIOS. Otherwise, the laptop will fail to fully boot the operating system. Reboot the computer and press a key that will lead you to the BIOS page. Set your hard disk as your "first boot priority," or first in the "boot sequence." Note that the steps on loading the BIOS as well as navigating throughout the BIOS pages will depend on what brand of BIOS is installed in your laptop.

3. Choose boot to the "Last known good configuration" if you get an error page before the operating system boots up. If after choosing this option the computer reboots again, choose "Start Windows Normally," if this is in the list of options.

4. Consider repairing or reinstalling the operating system if the computer still fails to boot after the steps above. Repairing the operating system will retain your current data and settings. Reinstalling the operating system means reformatting or deleting all data in your computer and installing a fresh copy of the operating system.

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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

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Make sure the hard dish is proper and it is detecting in system bios if it detects then boot form the windows bootable cd and re install the windows os.if is no detecting the drive then replace the hard disk.
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firsly start your computer in safe mode then do syatem restore .if problem will not solve then mail me at [email protected]

Hello sir/mam,
You might be a victim of a virus or just a corrupted OS.

If you have an xp OS. Try booting from the cd then press enter to continue
press f8
Choose your operating system
then press R

and that will let you repair your windows automatically.

Hope this works

Download "Hiren's Boot cd".Burn the ISO images in a disc.Set your BIOS to boot using that disc.Select Mini windows XP.There you can have all the repairs tools pre-loaded.If none of the tools able to fix then you can always backup your important files and doa new re-installed.

Here is the link of lastest Hiren's Boot cd
http://d2.hirensbootcd.net/Hirens.BootCD.10.1.zip

You try to remove all the program during startup using that disk with "msconfig" command.

Let me know if it work out for you.

you can downlaod bootable xp from www. rapidlibrary.com and  make BIOS setting to make it boot from cd drive and install windows xp Best of luck.

when you have the memory in and you boot up does it look like the hard drive LED is flashing? If so then its booting up into windows and that would mean a bad Display. If nothing happens then try a different stick of good RAM and see if it boots up then, if still nothing then it sounds like a bad motherboard.

If you have Toshiba Console installed, you can set your BIOS to the defaults.
If not, go to:

http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/su/su_sc_modItemList.jsp?moid=713852&rpn=PSA60U&ct=DL&BV_SessionID=@@@@0874164868.1224211563@@@@&BV_EngineID=ccciadefhdhmidjcgfkceghdgngdgmn.0

and download it there.
Good luck

Check out if you are inserting it properly into its slot. That that can be one reason.

another thing you can do try is to try to put in after you have already started the computer and you in windows.