Satellite L645D-S4025 Does not boot with USB

I have a Satellite L645D-S4025 that I have had for a little less than a year. Recently, the laptop will stay on the Toshiba splash screen when booting if there is something plugged into the USB slots. If I remove the items, the laptop will boot immediately to Windows and work fine. This occurs whether I am rebooting or booting from scratch.
Any thoughts?

Satellite L645D-S4025
Sounds like the boot order needs to be adjusted. You should be able to do this from within Windows.
   Start > All Programs > TOSHIBA > Utilities > HWSetup
On the Boot Priority tab, move up the hard drive.
-Jerry

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