Toshiba Satellite L50-B-2G7 doesnt save BIOS Settings / reverts always to default
Hey guys, im new here and i have a problem.
I bought the above mentioned Laptop without a Harddrive.
I put in a SSD and wanted to install Windows but i cant boot neither from
USB-Stick nor from the build-in DVD-Drive.
So i went into the BIOS and changed the boot sequence. But then, after
saving the settings (+reboot) i checked BIOS again and still had the old default settings loaded.
I also needed to have the CSM-Mode instead of UEFI for proper Installation, so i changed it , and guess what - after the "Save and Exit" the Notebook restarted and had UEFI again as default.
So in other words, it doesnt matter which settings i change, after save+exit i will always get the default settings.
The only thing which is saved correctly is the date + time. (which ist stored in the battery - which i found out already )
Then i checked for a CMOS Jumper on the Mainboard (DABLIDMB8E0 REV E) and couldnt find anything beside Password reset - which i dont need, since User/Supervisor Passwords wont be saved anyway on that machine.
After googling the problem i found out a Link, which could be the reason ( and describles the problem very well ):
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+s...x/+bug/1734147
So i'm kinda lost, what to do.
Any Ideas ?
I bought the above mentioned Laptop without a Harddrive.
I put in a SSD and wanted to install Windows but i cant boot neither from
USB-Stick nor from the build-in DVD-Drive.
So i went into the BIOS and changed the boot sequence. But then, after
saving the settings (+reboot) i checked BIOS again and still had the old default settings loaded.
I also needed to have the CSM-Mode instead of UEFI for proper Installation, so i changed it , and guess what - after the "Save and Exit" the Notebook restarted and had UEFI again as default.
So in other words, it doesnt matter which settings i change, after save+exit i will always get the default settings.
The only thing which is saved correctly is the date + time. (which ist stored in the battery - which i found out already )
Then i checked for a CMOS Jumper on the Mainboard (DABLIDMB8E0 REV E) and couldnt find anything beside Password reset - which i dont need, since User/Supervisor Passwords wont be saved anyway on that machine.
After googling the problem i found out a Link, which could be the reason ( and describles the problem very well ):
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+s...x/+bug/1734147
So i'm kinda lost, what to do.
Any Ideas ?
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