Toshiba A135-S2326 Troubleshooting
The Toshiba A135-S2326 notebook is susceptible to virus infections, system errors and hardware problems that can stop it from functioning properly. Both the Windows operating system and the Toshiba hardware have recovery tools that can help you get your computer back into working order. Use the Windows recovery options first in the troubleshooting process, as they won't impact the personal files saved to your hard drive. Only use the recovery partition included on the Toshiba A135 as the final step in fixing your computer.
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Instructions
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Restart the Toshiba computer to reset minor settings that may be causing problems in your system. Click the "Start" button and click the down arrow next to "Shut Down." Click "Restart." If your computer isn't responding, hold down the "Power" button until the unit powers off. Press the "Power" button again to restart it.
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Click "Start" and type "System restore" into the search field. Click the "System Restore" option that appears and click "Next" to display a list of restore points for your computer. Click a restore point that was created before your computer began experiencing issues and click "Next." Click "Finish" in the confirmation window to restart your computer and return it to the condition prescribed by the restore point.
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Turn off your computer if it's still experiencing issues after the system restore. Press and hold the "0" key on the keyboard. Press the "Power" button to turn on the computer while the zero key is depressed. The "Toshiba Recovery" wizard will appear.
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Click the "Next" button in the window that appears and click the "Recover to Out-Of-Box State." Click "Next" and press any button on the keyboard to activate the recovery process. Your computer will be returned to a functional operating condition. If your computer is still not operating properly, contact an Toshiba-authorized repair service for further diagnostics.
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