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Step 1:
Make sure Surface is shut down and plugged in.
Step 2:
Insert the USB recovery drive into the USB port on Surface.
Step 3:
Press and hold the volume-down button while you press and release the power button.
Step 4:
When the Surface logo appears, release the volume-down button.
Step 5:
When prompted, select the language and keyboard layout you want.
Step 6:
Tap or click Troubleshoot, tap or click Refresh your PC, then tap or click the target operating system you wish to refresh.
Step 7:
On the Refresh your PC screen, tap or click Next, then tap or click Refresh.
Surface restarts and the Surface logo displays while the refresh process completes (this can take several minutes).
It's right next to the 'any' key.
Generally when an instruction refers to the 'refresh' button, it is referring to the icon on the screen for your browser - it's usually a little picture in the top right of your screen depicting an arrow bent into a circle. Typically there are three simple browser control buttons together up there: the "back" button, which is an arrow pointing left and which takes you back to the previous page. The 'forward' button, which is an arrow pointing right and which takes you on to the next page after you have used the 'back' button. And the 'refresh' button, which is an arrow shaped in a circle and which tells the computer to go back to the internet and reload the current page.
A common purpose for using the 'refresh' might be when watching an auction item on e-bay. Your screen will not dynamically update, meaning that when others bid on an item, you won't see the activity until you refresh that page.
There is no refresh button on a laptop. Maybe a restart button but that depends on the laptop. And if you just need to refresh your screen, you right click on the desktop and click refresh
Here is the solution . The refresh button is right here next to the google search in the new firefox. http://i56.tinypic.com/qodp34.png You can right click next to it , itll bring up a menu . Click Customize and drag and drop the refresh button to where you want it. I out mine right next to the home button as seen here. http://i54.tinypic.com/f5bvjb.png
Hi, To refresh your computer just press "F5" on your function key set. Incase you are referring to the Windows Recovery button ,I don't think that Toshiba has such a button.You'll have to insert the Recovery Media provided with your laptop to recover,refresh or reset to factory settings.
Right click on the top of your browser next to, but not on your tab or tabs. When the list comes up then left click on the "Navigation Toolbar". This will put a check mark beside it and you should now see your refresh button again.
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