Re: How to set quick boot on T. Satelllite A200?

I cant find quick boot or quick post option in Bios setup. Can I turn off memory test? If anyone know how to do it please help me.

As far as I know something like this does not exist on notebooks. I use Toshiba for years and I have never seen this option in BIOS.
Can you please tell me where you can see this memory test? I would like to see it on my P200 with the same BIOS.

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