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After a few month of non sense support emails, and a Toshiba Corporate complain, I eventually get a skilled Toshiba guy! The "trick" is very simple : set you bios in the "default" mode : UEFI and Secure Mode. Choose USB as first boot device, Shut down the computer, using the bios "battery power...

Boogieman_WD, thank a lot for you help. The solution you suggest is just what I did last time. The only trouble is I can only install from the USB recovery key and I guess de BIOS "default" setup may be part of the problem. I will just continue using the P50 with its HDD until I get a clear...

The 5400 RPM was the funny part of it, indeed! I can write/read both SSD and HDD and both connected internally on the SATA III port or on the external USB 3.0 port (through the SATA III to USB 2.0 converter supplied by Samsung with the SSD install kit). The only thing is the system only boot on...

After many attempt I am still unable to get my SSD boot on my Toshiba P50-B. I did the very same operation on my HP Pavilion DV5 a couple years ago. Very simple stuff normaly ! I was able to clone all partitions => don't work Then I tried to make a "brand" new install from the Backup USB Disk...

I want to change my new P50-B-119 HDD for a SSD. I created a USB restauration key and prodeeded to disk change-over. First start I got a "error" screen went to the UEFI and change for "not secure boot mode" and "not UEFI(legacy)" Now I get a Toshiba logo screen ... a dark screen ...and nothing...