| Re: USB devices that prevent booting etc "Opinicus" <gezgin@spamcop.net.which.is.not.invalid> wrote in message news:meof159v992e5le36f0jop7v6kenkeob63@4ax.com...
The User's Guide to my new Toshiba USB flash memory has this warning:
<quote>
Performing the following operations with the Product connected to a PC
may cause improper function on your PC:
- Booting
- Rebooting
- Resuming from standby or suspended mode.
Please disconnect the Product from your computer before performing
these operations.
</quote>
I've been experiencing this for some time now but this is the first
time I've seen it in black and white. Having *any* USB device
connected prevents my laptop (Vista) from rebooting, which is an
annoyance.
--
Bob
[url]http://www.kanyak.com[/url]
Many computer BIOS now have options to boot from USB devices.
If you have a USB drive device that does not support boot options, you can hang the computer.
Check your BIOS settings for this option. |