Help! My toshiba laptop says no bootable device-please restart your system. My satellite:c55-a5300

I try to download a PC and apparently I press the bootable device and thought it would give me the PC. So I don't know to get my toshiba laptop back to normal as usual it was.

turn off laptop and keep tapping f12 at start up and select hdd to boot, or select HDD from that screen if it will let you Let us know!
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I've been trying to fix this L850 - 1LK laptop which keeps crashing and so on. But whilst going through advance options in the troubleshooting section (Windows 8). I tried the, I think its called Toshiba recovery tool and click the option to wipe data assuming it would remove all the corrupt data so I could reinstall from factory settings.
However now when I boot it just says 'No bootable device - Please restart system' and when i restart it does the same. I've tried opening up recovery partition but there are so many different buttons that supposedly bring it up I'm unsure if I've press the right one. Any help?

> I tried the, I think its called Toshiba recovery tool and click the option to wipe data assuming it would remove all the corrupt data so I could reinstall from factory settings.
Do you mean the option called: Toshiba Maintenance Utility ??
This is described in chapter C
The usage of the "Toshiba Maintenance Utility" will delete the HDD(s) of your Computer and this is not a Recovery tool! Executing this software will result in complete data loss!
You should use the option called: *Reset your PC* (chapter B)
This option is useful when you want to get a completely fresh start on a PC, with no previous files or configuration retained. This option permanently removes your personal files and apps from the PC and returns Windows 8 to its original state. That original state is the OEM factory default configuration.

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First - Burn recovery media before you make any changes! -you may want or need to go back to windows 8 later-
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Important Bios changes when changing from Windows 8 to Windows 7:
Completely shut down laptop (Shut down Windows 8 while pressing the Shift key to completely power off.) then restart computer and hold f2 when the screen goes black and wait for the bios setup utility to launch.
Select advanced, then system configuration, then boot mode
UEFI and CSM or legacy (UEFI for Windows 8 and CSM or legacy for windows 7)
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Third - Also in bios setup utility select - Security, then Secure Boot, then you have to disable secure boot for windows 7.
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Forth - Insert your windows 7 disc and select custom install, your partitions should show up - click on each one and below you will see advanced drive options, click that and you will have options to format - format each one, then delete each one. You will be left with one raw partition, select to install and windows will do the rest while installing the operating system.
Fifth - install drivers
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Install chipset driver then video driver before other drivers. Then install Toshiba Value added package before other applications
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Only had my laptop for just over a month and the white on screen arrow would freeze completely just after starting up. Was therefore unable to use any programme or do anything on the computer.
Backed up all of my data then got an IT friend of mine to look at it.
Completely wiped the computer to start afresh and am now only able to get a black screen which says :-
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Restarted roughly ten times now and the same error message comes up.
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Hi
Please check firstly what device has been chosen to boot the notebook.
Usually the notebook should boot from HDD.
So go to BIOS (F2) and check if HDD has been set as first bootable device.
Furthermore you should check if HDD is recognized at the first BIOS page (size, name).
In case the HDD isnt listed there, the HDD is faulty and cannot be found by BIOS.
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After a few hours of use i got the following message on the screen: No bootable device -- Please restart system
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It is no problem, but you will need at least a USB hub with your stick, a keyboard and, even better, a mouse.
The minimal windows does have a USB driver and then the installation runs smoothly.
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I have the above laptop and i turned it on to get this error
+"No bootable device--please restart system"+
But was ok yesterday
It wont let me into the Bios at all. As soon as i turn it on i get that message instantly
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> I tried a new hard drive into the laptop but still get this same error
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I know that there have been several posts like this before, but none that exactly fit my situation.
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[Solved] No bootable device -- Please restart system ... and no idea

I've installed a bunch of arch systems, but none since arch went away from the ncurses installer. Essentially I can't figure out how to get the system actually booting. I've followed the install guide step by step, twice. When attempting a boot all I get is what is in the title
No bootable device -- Please restart system
I've tried re-running mkinitcpio -p linux to no avail.
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layout of hdd (fstab)
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/dev/sda2 / ext4 50G
/dev/sda1 /boot ext4 105mb
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StinkPony wrote:
/dev/sda2 / ext4 50G
/dev/sda1 /boot ext4 105mb
/dev/sda4 /home ext4 400-ish G
/dev/sda3 swap 4G
hdd was formatted gpt
tried grub-install /dev/sda
Read the fine print (aka the notes):
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Be … rage_drive
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Be … bootloader
But are you sure you don't wanna go with UEFI on this one?

Satellite Pro C50-A-1MM - "no bootable device Please restart system"

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The message no bootable device - please restarts system means that no system (Windows) has been found on the HDD and therefore the notebook does not boot up.
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If the HDD appears in BIOS, well, then there might be a problem with the system partition.
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I am a college student. I have an HP pavillion laptop that I boughtin 2009- I do not currently know the exact product name because the IT center of my school has it. It crashed in 2010 and was found to have come with a faulty hard drive, and the hard drive was replaced. Ever since then, once in a while it will get a blue screen (the same blue screen I got the first time it crashed) and then whenever I try to turn the computer on it says "No Bootable Device." It will give me this error message for days or weeks at a time, and then all of a sudden it will start working again without having lost any information.
I have brought it to the IT center at my school twice. The first time they gave it back and said there was nothing wrong with it. This time, I was very insistent that there was something wrong and explained the problem in detail. I got a call today and they told me that they ran tests on the hard drive, and it's working fine, and they cant do anything else. They also said they could try reformatting it if I bring in the discs that it came with, but my dad told me that means I will lose everything on my hard drive.
I'm hoping there will be a simple solution that I can do whenever I get this error message but I'm guessing there won't be. I apologize in advance because I really don't know much about computers so I may have trouble understanding computer jargon..
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Without knowing the product involved it is hard to help. You are correct there is likely no magic bullet if you are getting "no bootable device" other than shutting it down and trying to boot again. A 2009 laptop is now 4 years old and that is about the expected life of a laptop although this one seems to have been snakebit from the start.
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Try this article from HP
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Error message: No bootable device Please restart system

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Hi guys , I think the subject says everything.I have tried everything that I read on this forum (control alt delete , f1 0 f12 f8 , shut down the laptop for 5 min , take the battery out..) but anything worked...so please help guys!

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