Rebooting Toshiba PC

I suggest check your bios setup and make sure bios identy to harddrive also try the open with boot disk if working with cd you have a bad hdd

try going into safe mode with command line utility enabled. (F8 on bootup). in command console type chkdsk /f /r and enter y for yes at the prompt. wait for it to finish, it may take a while. If that doesn't solve it try typing fixmbr. If that doesn't work, manually load the os to boot from cd-rom. tap F1 while rebooting. in the BIOS go to boot options. in boot options change first boot device to cd. put the cd in the tray, save and exit your settings. The comp will boot from the windows disk. follow the prompts.

Try to download and install newest windows drivers for the wireless and check BIOS for wireless settings. Apart from that... stick to Linux? ; )

When you load the cd and reboot, when you see the toshiba screen, start tapping F12, see if this brings up the temporary boot menu, if it does choose the cd and watch closely for "press any key". If there is nothing showing, might I suggest you get an external cd drive that attaches by usb. You will then have to get back to the BIOS and set the usb as your first boot device and try to boot again from the usb cd drive. Good luck.

If you lose time and day, means the little battery on your motherboard is done. Get a new one, replace it, should be fine then. As far as booting into BIOS, there should be a boot option, and you can boot into a hard disk, a usb or a cd rom drive. Of course in this case, choose the hard disk that has your operation system on it.

I had the same problem on a toshiba satellite u400.
Usb over current on port ... blabla..
Please press F1 to resume or F12 to install.
F1 just ended up in a screen asking to press F2 or F12 which did nothing.
F12 did nothing.

Rebooting the pc ended in a black screen with a flickering HD symbol.

To be able to boot again on the BIOS I had to remove the battery and disconnect the plug.
Once It restarted booting on the error USB over current.

Si I took a USB mouse and tried to boot with the mouse plugged in on port , then another ... at the third port the PC booted normally with no error :)

Don't have any idea why it became faulty but it's now solved for me.

This normally happens when upgrading your operating system i.e. from windows xp upgrading to windows vista. But the problems is sometimes it can skip important things or maybe you skipped on something. A likely problem is it doesnt boot after bios because the booting order is incorrect. When you boot go to your bios. im not sure what computer you have so follow the guide on this site http://www.whitecanyon.com/how-to-change-boot-order.php and the reply to this with your booting order! ONLY DO UP TO STEP 3! then if not already selected change it to harddrive but remember what it was peviously just incase this wasnt the problem. When set to harddrive try and boot again and hopefully it will work. If not then i suggest phoning up the company and asking instead of sending it to the shop as it will cost alot and they will take your computer from you!

hello Mr, how are you
Mr, I, ve One problem Ihave one Dynabook satellite 1800 Laptop computer
modle name:Dynabook satellite1801 syetem Unit
Modle no: Ps183N-wzoovo

this problem is The display driver kindly you say me About this driver name nad download way

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

Question, does it freeze while BIOS boot or operating system boot? try reinstalling operating system and or repairing (overwriting) the MBR.