Boot From CDROM 1. NO EMULATION SystemType 00?


  1. TobyT
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    Windows 7 64 bit
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    Boot From CDROM 1. NO EMULATION SystemType 00?


    I am trying to do a factory restore on my Toshiba laptop with Windows 7. I have 3 install discs from Toshiba. The installed CD/DVD ROM has become faulty so I purchased an external USB CD/DVD ROM in order to read the install discs properly. I have set the BIOS to boot off the USB CD/DVD ROM and I have disabled the internal CD/DVD ROM. I'm not having any luck. During the boot I get this message flashed for a second. Boot From CDROM 1. NO EMULATION SystemType 00. After that is says Windows is loading files.... Then it pops out the internal CD/DVD ROM tray (the one I disabled) and says "Please set 1st recovery media, and press Next to continue." That first recovery disc is sitting in the external USB CD/DVD ROM I have it set to boot off of. What am I doing wrong?
    Any help would be much appreciated.
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  3. AddRAM
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    If it pops out the internal tray then you didn`t disable it, unplug that thing.

    No factory recovery partition on this PC ?

    I would have just replaced the internal optical drive, they are cheaper.

    That might be what you have to do, take the external back.
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  4. TobyT
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    Replacing an internal CD/DVD ROM on a laptop may be a bit over my head. I'm quite the novice. I would do it for a PC, but a laptop is something I don't think I want to tackle.
    I just don't quite understand why it stills wants to boot off the internal drive even though I disabled it in the BIOS.
    Also, correct....no factory partition.
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  6. AddRAM
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    And you`ve put the discs in the internal optical drive and what exactly happens, what`s faulty about it ?

    It just won`t read any discs ?
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  7. TobyT
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    Correct....it won't read any type of disc.....hasn't for years. It's not my only computer, so it hasn't been a huge issue.
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