Toshiba Satellite Click 10 boot problems

Hi all

After some help.

My Toshiba Satellite Click 10 that has not been used for a while will not boot. "No Bootable Device - please restart system"

I can access F2 (toshiba setup utility) but no options on the left hand side to change anything!!!

I can access F12 which displays hard drive / usb / enter setup (which takes me to Toshiba setup utility.

Any advice welcome please

stuartlee88 said:

My Toshiba Satellite Click 10 that has not been used for a while will not boot. "No Bootable Device - please restart system"
...I can access F12 which displays hard drive / usb / enter setup (which takes me to Toshiba setup utility....

Welcome to Ten Forums.


'No bootable device' means that the bios cannot find a bootable operating system on your hard drive. This may be because the drive has failed or is corrupt. Do you have a Windows install USB, or any other bootable USB? If so, insert it and see if the one-time boot menu F12 will let you boot from a USB.

If it boots, don't actually go any further yet. Just turn it off and report back whether or not it can boot successfully.

Thank you for your reply and input. I do not have a windows install usb. Is this something i can download and put onto a usb myself?

Many thanks

Stu

stuartlee88 said:

Thank you for your reply and input. I do not have a windows install usb. Is this something i can download and put onto a usb myself?

Yes, you could make an install USB, it will need about 4GB downloaded.

But if you have another PC with Windows 10 you can easily make a bootable USB without downloading anything. Just make a recovery drive USB. This can be used to boot a PC to advanced startup, from where you can get a Command Prompt which we can use later for diagnosis, assuming your Satellite Click 10 will boot from it.

Untick the box for 'include system files', we won't need them, and it will make a smaller usb and be faster to make. You will need a USB of at least 1GB. Note that making a recovery drive will erase everything that's currently on the USB.

Create Recovery Drive in Windows 10

Boot to Advanced Startup Options in Windows 10 OPTION FOUR - Boot to Advanced Startup Options from Recovery Drive

spunk said:

Boot into Setup (Bios) go to System Information. This should list all of your drives on your computer. If there is no HDD/SSD then it has failed and you will need to replace it. If it's listed, then you can diagnose further, but chances are great the HDD/SSD has failed and needs to be replaced.

I agree. If the drive isn't recognized by BIOS, it is probably dead.
If it is recognized by BIOS it is probably damaged and may be fixed if it is a software issue. If it's a hardware issue it has to be replaced.

I can access F12 which displays hard drive / usb / enter setup

It seems to know there is a hard disk present does it tell you what the disk is ? Mostly they do.

Megahertz said:

.... If it's a hardware issue it has to be replaced.

Cannot be replaced, the Satellite Click 10 has an eMMC 32GB drive which would be soldered in place
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Satellite Click 10 LX0W-C-104 - dynabook

Bree said:

Cannot be replaced, the Satellite Click 10 has an eMMC 32GB drive which would be soldered in place
.
Satellite Click 10 LX0W-C-104 - dynabook

It narrow our options.

https://youtu.be/g9a0Bij9Lew?t=75


https://youtu.be/g9a0Bij9Lew?t=2584