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As I'll began to work again in September, I need a laptop. I try to resuscitate my old Toshiba Satellite W-something installing Debian, but the old bastard seems locked.
3 years ago
Result: no change. I'm stuck. · 3 years ago
thanks! now I'm trying to update my BIOS because I don't see any option to change (or even see) the boot mode… · 3 years ago
Thee was a period in time (2012ish) where computers were switching from BIOS to UEFI's, so motherboard firmwaresmwere a buggy mess. Some laptop manufacturers cheated an implemented 'windows boot keys only', and secure boot would refuse anything else. If your laptop is from this era, try putting it's UEFI into bios emulation mode (and switching off secure boot if you haven't already done so). · 3 years ago
Some UEFI locking possibly? you might be able to bypass it by booting from an USB device. I hate toshiba because of hardware vendor-locking, might be the same thing for OS... · 3 years ago