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by thechas
When I have this problem, it is usually fixed by installing the IDE driver for the system.
See if you can download the driver from Toshiba.
Another solution that sometimes works is to delete the drive and controller from device manager.
Upon reboot, Windows should find the hardware, and install the correct drivers.
Chas
by dennis2841
by mike jones
I've seen this before on Toshiba's. You will have an IRQ conflict.
You will have to adjust the IRQ's in Device Manager.
by dennis2841
by dennis2841
It turns out to be a known problem with this laptop. When the customer went to CMOS and modified the boot sequence, the problem began.
Fixed the problem by simply changing the boot sequence again.....
Thanks
by dennis2841
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