How do I reset toshiba NB 205
- Thread starter Gracie_3
- Start date
Solution
Hello there,
You could go into safe mode & hit reset this laptop if you're on Windows 10, by using F8 or Shift + F8.
When you're on an older version of windows you might want to do the following:
- Burn any Windows software onto a disk.
- Insert the disk into your laptop.
- Once you come on there, go click next on most the options.
- When it asks you for what kind of installation, press custom.
- Select the hard drive you'd like to use (recommend formatting it).
& just wait for the installation to finish, as soon as it's done, you'll be able to use the laptop again.
Good luck
You could go into safe mode & hit reset this laptop if you're on Windows 10, by using F8 or Shift + F8.
When you're on an older version of windows you might want to do the following:
- Burn any Windows software onto a disk.
- Insert the disk into your laptop.
- Once you come on there, go click next on most the options.
- When it asks you for what kind of installation, press custom.
- Select the hard drive you'd like to use (recommend formatting it).
& just wait for the installation to finish, as soon as it's done, you'll be able to use the laptop again.
Good luck
Supercilious
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- Sep 1, 2016
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Hello there,
You could go into safe mode & hit reset this laptop if you're on Windows 10, by using F8 or Shift + F8.
When you're on an older version of windows you might want to do the following:
- Burn any Windows software onto a disk.
- Insert the disk into your laptop.
- Once you come on there, go click next on most the options.
- When it asks you for what kind of installation, press custom.
- Select the hard drive you'd like to use (recommend formatting it).
& just wait for the installation to finish, as soon as it's done, you'll be able to use the laptop again.
Good luck
You could go into safe mode & hit reset this laptop if you're on Windows 10, by using F8 or Shift + F8.
When you're on an older version of windows you might want to do the following:
- Burn any Windows software onto a disk.
- Insert the disk into your laptop.
- Once you come on there, go click next on most the options.
- When it asks you for what kind of installation, press custom.
- Select the hard drive you'd like to use (recommend formatting it).
& just wait for the installation to finish, as soon as it's done, you'll be able to use the laptop again.
Good luck
slyverine
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- Mar 4, 2016
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http://cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content/support/manuals/userguides/su2346766/GMAD00199011_NB200_Series_09May01.pdf
See hard drive recovery section
See hard drive recovery section
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