T500 Rescue and Recovery fail at boot menu step f

I have been attempting rescue and recovery with the DVDs and when I get to step f the arrow keys don't work. They work for the previous stps and I can't move forward in the recovery without this step - any tips? Thanks so much!

Hello Ladygraye and welcome to community,
Kindly update the BIOS and then try running the recovery. Also not the maximum supported hard disk capacity for this laptop is 320 GB, 7200 rpm
Best Regards,
Tanuj
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