the keys are locked, the computer starts on its own after 30 sec then i hit the safe mode. i then get the above message "The BIOS in this system is not fully ACPI compliant. Please contact your system vendor for an updated BIOS. This happened about 3 months ago. called Toshiba got someone from india for $275.00 they could correct the problem. then i gave it to afriend to try an fix, wasn't able to, was going to replace the keyboard. the computer said it had 8 drivers out of date, so i purchased a driver restore on the internet and downloaded. then i thought i erased it then downloaded it again. then this problem happened. called Toshiba they said i might of purchased a virus. Called the company i purchased it from they said it was not possible. computers in great shape physically.
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toshiba L505D/BIOS in system not fully compliant, contact system vendor for updated BIOS
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