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I have a Toshiba M200 Tablet. I need to format it and reinstall Windows XP Tablet Edition on it. The problems: -There is no external CD/DVD drive -I don't have any of the Toshiba Recovery discs All I have is a USB thumb drive & a SD flash card. And I have the original XP Tablet Edition and original Serial number on the bottom of my tablet. First, I can't even get to the Boot Sequence change option by pressing F12 at bootup or by pressing any numbers in any order at any time. It just keeps booting back into the old damaged XP Tablet version. I tried downloading '$TOSFD00.VFD' and putting it on my flash drive (which will only format in FAT32 or exFAT) along with putting the i386 folder from my original XP Tablet disc on to the flash drive as well to try and boot up at the begining of powering on with no luck.

Also once in XP (damaged), I try to access Toshiba HWSetup but it has a password on it (I don't have a token either). I don't know the password and I haven't found a program to bypass it. I know, once in there I can change the boot order. So I can't change the boot at the begining of power on and I can't access the boot order in XP itself. Am I out of luck?

There must be a way to format windows. Welcome to the joy of trying to reload a Toshiba tablet!

You've found the right place to be, so take a deep breath and let's begin. You're about to learn a great deal more than you anticipated. I have a Toshiba M200 Tablet. I need to format it and reinstall Windows XP Tablet Edition on it.

The problems: -There is no external CD/DVD drive There are bootable USB CD/DVD and floppy drives. I'll leave it to you to research which ones work and which ones don't. --> -I don't have any of the Toshiba Recovery discs Not a big deal. All of the necessary drivers and utilities are still available on the Toshiba support webpage.

--> All I have is a USB thumb drive & a SD flash card. And I have the original XP Tablet Edition and original Serial number on the bottom of my tablet. The BIOS does not have the option to boot from USB flash drive so that's out. To be useful the SD card needs to be 1Gb (bigger won't be recognized) and formatted FAT16. If you already have a copy of XP_Tablet and a valid sticker that's great. XP_Tab originally came on two CD's, (it's too large to fit on just one), so make sure you have the second disc or that whatever you have includes a folder named CMPNENTS.

First, I can't even get to the Boot Sequence change option by pressing F12 at bootup or by pressing any numbers in any order at any time. It just keeps booting back into the old damaged XP Tablet version. To get to the BIOS menu you want to be tapping the ESC key as it powers on. (You have to be quick before it flashes the Toshiba boot screen). It will respond with a message to press the F1 key to get to system setup, (BIOS menu).

Download free c how to program 9th edition by deitel and deitel pdf download. You can access the temporary boot menu by tapping either F2, or F12, or the left or right arrow key on the keyboard. (I don't know, maybe there is a problem with the F12 key on your keyboard?) It should stop at the Toshiba boot screen and allow you to left and right arrow the bar at the bottom to select which boot choice you want. Which to choose is the next issue. I tried downloading '$TOSFD00.VFD' and putting it on my flash drive (which will only format in FAT32 or exFAT) along with putting the i386 folder from my original XP Tablet disc on to the flash drive as well to try and boot up at the begining of powering on with no luck.