Laptop booting...assist!!!?
Answer:
Altho I reflect on you should keep Linux, especially if it is a biddable version resembling Kubuntu, I will tell you how to put Windows support on anyway.
1. Remove floppy disks and CD's from your computer.
2. Power your computer on, and while it is turning on, depress delete (on some computers it is f1 or f2) dozens of times to go into the bios. When you receive to the bios, change the BOOT ORDER settings to boot from the compact disc rom first, and the hard drive second. Follow the directions, and get hold of bios help if you call for it. Dont change other settings within the Bios except the date and boot order or you can mess your computer up big time.
Insert the restore cd and "cold" boot. (turn your computer rotten and on again)
Your computer will likely say-so, "Hit any key to boot from CD" Then type "ANY"
Remember that Windows will probably be a twinge in the nouns when you reload o/s especially if there
be other hardware changes. Windows will incriminate you of counterfitting, because you reloaded the OS. You probably will have trouble reactivating your XP. Good luck. Now you will see another appropriate reason to run open out source.
If you don't have the XP install disk, you are going to enjoy to contact the Toshiba tech support staff. You might be able to obtain them to send you a set of restore disks.
Knowledge is knob.
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