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Press the F12 key at boot up for the One Time Boot Menu.
My Computer
System One
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- OS
- ME, XP,Vista,Win7,Win8,Win8.1
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop
- Other Info
- Notebooks x 3
Desktops x 5
Towers x 4
Still having issues. This is what I did:
Logged into my Account > Plugged in Recovery Media (HP Flash Drive) > Opened Charm Bar > Settings > Change PC Settings (located at bottom) > Update and Recovery >Recovery > Advanced Startup/Restart Now > Choose an Option > Use A Device > EFI USB Device > Message "System doesn't have any USB boot option. Please select other boot option in boot manager." > OK > Boot Menu: 1. HDD1/SSDI 2. HDD2/SSD2 TOSHIBA THNSNF128GMCS (S2) 3. USB 4. LAN <ENTER SETUP> <HDD RECOVERY> > I selected USB thinking it may give me the option to recover via USB and Windows simply loaded as normally would.
What am I doing wrong?
Try booting right from the USB thumb drive and bypass Windows.
How do I do that? And if I boot right from USB, will that initiate reformatting/recovery sequence? Sorry for having to be spoon fed this stuff guys.... I'm PC skills aren't terribly strong.
TOSHIBA said:Our Step-by-Step instructions will help you to move your Toshiba notebook to Windows 8.1:
Step-by-Step Instructions update to Windows 8.1
Step-by-Step Instructions Clean Installation
Take a look at the compatibility information page. You can also refer to the official Windows Compatibility Center:
Toshiba Compatibility Matrix
Windows Compatibility Center
Looking for specific Windows 8.1 drivers for your Toshiba Notebook?
Windows 8.1 Drivers Page