Accessing BIOS on Toshiba Satellite C55 Laptop: Keys F2, F10, F8, DEL Not Working

Question

I have a big request! I've tried all the keys I know to open the BIOS, eg F2, F10, F8, DEL, but they won't work. The laptop is about 6 months old and I really don't know how to do it. So please help! Thank you in advance and best regards :) .

Kolobos · Answer

Press F2 and turn on the laptop with the key pressed.

sailor17 · Answer

Unfortunately it does not work. I tried several times but it was to no avail. Any other suggestions ??

pimpas96 · Answer

Try pressing f8 like this within 3 seconds when the ads appear. Be DELATE

sPeRaCz.PL · Answer

Just as ? There is no such key on keyboards!

sailor17 · Answer

It also doesn't work The massacre is such a simple thing and so annoying! hehe

DominTR3B · Answer

Quickly ESC> F1 or F2, wait 5 seconds, necessary settings. F10 exit and save. Resume booting. On newer laptops, access only via Hardware setup utility [HWsetup]. Source: HWsetup:

sailor17 · Answer

Quick ESC> F1 or F2 did not help So I installed this program And my question is as follows What's next ?? Thanks for the professional reply

DominTR3B · Answer

Search for it. Start> All Programs> TOSHIBA> Utilities> HWsetup. Run and change settings, it modifies BIOS.! ATTENTION ! If you don't know what you are changing, don't do it, only for the advanced.

Prapier · Answer

Would you try to connect another keyboard and test DEL, F8, etc again?

sailor17 · Answer

I will do it right

I also try to test DEL and f8

hahah thanks a lot :)

Added after 7 [minutes]:

Okay then yes

I thought I had a keyboard, but I don't

And I also do not know how to change this program so that the CD starts for me first

I want to install windows 7 because I do not like 8 and my computer is terrible and many programs are not compatible with it

I know that it is terribly tiring, but this is the first time I meet with the fact that I cannot enter Bios

tosisko · Answer

Hello, I also have recently bought a satellite c55 and I also want to change from 8 to 7 but I can not enter the bios because no key works. Has anyone dealt with this?

sailor17 · Answer

I coped with it Press F12 hehe But now I have a new problem As I have already set up in the bios to start from lyta It doesn't start and I have no idea what to do next In the window, he can see the CD and reads, but not at the start Anyone have any ideas ??

DominTR3B · Answer

The disc must be bootable, it is not enough to transfer the files. You have to create the disc in some free program from an ISO image, eg Burnaware Free.

sailor17 · Answer

This board has been used many times and is 100% working I'm sure it's not the record; P Other suggestions

sailor17 · Answer

Napraawde nobody knows ??? Or maybe from pendrive ?? Just as Can someone write?

gen999 · Answer

And this BIOS in this Toshiba is what Phoenix or Award? (after entering the bios it is written at the very top)

If Phoenix then there should be tabs at the top and there should be one called BOOT. Then, in this tab, I think with the + and - keys or F5 and F6 we set the boot order. BTW what windows on this laptop?

sailor17 · Answer

This is probably Phenix because I've already done it And as I wrote, it does not start from the disc because the DVD is set up first And windows is the shit ** any 8.1

gen999 · Answer

Shitty or not, you can set booting from the disc. Only you enter the bios through windows. Anyway, you solved the problem, please close the topic. greetings

mkblues · Answer

I will stick to the topic. I have a toshiba satellite L55t-B which has no F1, F2, F3 keys and so on, it is new touchscrenn hardware. I don't know what combinations to use to get into the bios.

Kolobos · Answer

@mkblues is not explained in the manual? If you have a working system, you can do this:

mkblues · Answer

I didn't write it, but now I know that this hardware has no bios.
I did recovery and during the installation the plug fell out, that is, the overlay I have a computer from the states, when I fired it again, a message appeared on the logging screen - preparing to automatically repair and diagnosing your pc over and over again and now I have a problem because I do not know what to do next. If there is no bios and it has EFI, how to solve this problem?

pi7 · Answer

You do not have function keys, connect an ordinary keyboard to the USB port and then ESC F1 F2 press these three keys all the time in turn until Bios appears. If you fail the first time, try again Added after 4 [minutes]: Buddy, the laptops all have Bios, and UEFI is also a bios only a new version of it, which can have a nice graphical interface and icons ...

29andrzej · Answer

Recently, I just had this laptop model. In my case, pressing the F12 button worked when starting and the BOOT MENU appears. Then you enter Enter Setup and enter the bios. There is also a HDD Recovery option there. Write if it works for you. I found it on Toshiba's website.
greetings

Added after 9 [minutes]:

As for your further problem, you need to have a properly set up bios / uefi. If you want to use the old system then in bios you have to switch UEFI to CMS BOOT then you can use old boot system and mbr. UEFI features a new GPT file system. You can make the appropriate carriers with the Rufus program - when it comes to pendrives.

mgrabas · Answer

I was able to enter Toshiba Satellite's BIOS (using an external keyboard) repeatedly repeated key combinations: Esc, F1, F2, Delete, Esc, F1, F2, Delete, (etc.)

Accessing BIOS on Toshiba Satellite C55 Laptop: Keys F2, F10, F8, DEL Not Working

How can I enter the BIOS on a Toshiba Satellite C55 when F2, F8, F10 and Del do not work?

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