Windows 10: How to fix Lenovo’s Boot Manager literally not displaying my USB when plugged in.

Hi. New hereI am so tired of this Boot Manager. Whenever I plug in my USB and boot into Boot Manager, this thing doesn’t show my USB it only shows Windows Boot Manager random numbers with brackets, I need solutions and I am using Lenovo, this problem has been so annoying lately. ‍, please help.

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Toshiba External USB drives not showing in Explorer or Disk Management Plug-in

Thank you for the update.

Looks like your system is unable to detect your external hard drive. Let's see if scanning for new hardware will fix the issue. Follow these steps:

• Press the Windows key to launch the Start menu.
• Type in Device Manager and press Enter.
• Under Device Manager, select Action tab > Scan for hardware changes.
• Wait for your system to install the generic driver for your device and follow the on-screen instructions.

If the issue still persists, we suggest that you perform the following recommendations below:

• Plug in your external USB drives to other USB device port of your system.
• Use other USB cables for your external device to connect to your system.

Keep us updated and we will be glad to assist you further.

 

usb first boot

When you say it is not in the List, do you mean the USB drive is not in the list, was the USB drive plugged in at the time?

In order for a drive to appear in the boot list it must be plugged in before you enter BIOS and sometimes you might need to move it to another USB port and enter BIOS again for it to appear in the list - I had this issue on a Lenovo before . . .

 

USB-C not detecting displays on Windows 11

I cannot connect my HP Pavillion 15t-eg100 to two external monitors. I am using a lenovo docking station and two lenovo ThinkVision T24i-30 monitors.

I have two monitors, a keyboard, and a mouse plugged into a docking station. When I plug the docking station into my laptop via USB-C, the keyboard and mouse work just fine but the monitors do not. All accessories work when connected to another laptop (which is running Windows 10). I know this is not an issue related to cables because I can swap between laptops and the screens are instantly detected. It is worth noting that the USB docking station is also actively charging my computer, so it should be capable of sending video unless I misunderstand.

Here are the steps I have already taken:

• Rescan to detect monitors several times
  
• Check all cable connections/power
  
• Update all my drivers
  
• Check for software updates and restart my computer
  
• Install Thunderbolt Control Center to attempt to detect displays
  
• Install Lenovo Accessories and Display Manager to attempt to detect displays