Toshiba Tempero wants to change computer every time while booting

So, I click yes and command prompt flashes up for a second, then disappears.
This normal?

Hi
You can disable the Tempro from startup.
Do this in msconfig.
In Run type msconfig and then choose the tab Startup.
Here uncheck the tempro and reboot the unit.
Thats all.

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