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• After turning on my wireless keyboard led green lights, then begins to blink, and then turns off. The batteries are fresh.

  After turning on my wireless keyboard led green lights, then begins to blink, and then turns off. The batteries are fresh.

  Possible explanation.  It is likely that batteries, so fresh, can be irregular in size.   The uncertain connection would therefore tend to lead to a failure to blink and you declare.   Read my thing...

  Batteries.

• HP Pavilion G6 2240SH white LED button always wireless

  Hello!

  I have a problem with my new laptop. The wireless button is good job, so I can switch wifi and bluetooth, but it is DIRECTED does not go to orange when I turn it off. When I turn on the laptop the led is orange, but when windows starts loading it turn to white.

  Can someone help me solve this problem?

  OS: Windows 8.1 Pro x 64

  I don't know how you got that, but it worked for me, I was a little leary about just install a driver immediately, I didn't know if she was going to do much for me.  Then I went and turned off the bluetooth and could instantly see that it worked.  Enabled the bluetooth and instantly stopped working.  So I decided I would try the pilot and would find a way to correct if it didn't work, and he did.  After installing the driver, light now works as it should, and bluetooth and everything else with the computer working properly again.  Thanks for the tips of genius.

  hp__user wrote:
  

  Hello

  I solved my problem - your can solve:

  It's the Mediatek (Railink) Blutooth driver (even though my BT was off all the time).

  I used a windows 8.1 HP driver (although not directly under my laptop): search for "Mediatek Bluetooth Software Driver.

  SP64041.exe to

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-125117-1 & CC = US & DLC = in & LC = on & JumpID = reg_r1002_usen_c-001_title_r0001

  Enjoy

  

• HP 14-r206nv: light wireless led doesn't work do not

  I have a very minor issue that don't mind operating of the laptop, but I'm curious to know why it does not work, because I know that before reinstalling windows it worked normally.

  Well well, to the point now. After a hard drive failure and replacement, Windows 8.1 are installed again and each driver has been installed and works well. The only thing that doesn't work is the led light button wireless (F12). The button is working correctly, activation and deactivation of the Wi - fi, but not the led. It lights, neither white nor red, it is always disabled.

  The model of the wireless card is Realtek RTL8723BE.

  I installed the drivers from the HP site.

  Version of the driver for the wireless card is 2013.8.915.2014

  The version of the wireless button driver is 1.1.7.1

  I tried the latest drivers for the card (an optional windows updates finds) implemented to date for this and the wireless button (if I try update driver in Device Manager, it installs a new) but nothing has changed for good so I decided to go back to what the official site suggests and post here.

  Hi @v1184,

  Thank you for your inquiry.

  I understand that you had a hard drive failure and he had to be replaced, you did. You reinstalled Windows 8.1 and all drivers are up to date.  The only problem you are having is that the wireless button light does not illuminate, but it does not work.

  You tried to update the wireless driver button, but has not changed, so you returned back to the recommended HP driver.  As the wireless button does not work it is not the driver, however, it could be that the light burned. The other possibility would be that when you replaced the hard drive, the connection has been dislodged or disconnected and must be reconnected.

  Please let me know if this information helps you solve the problem by marking this message as 'accept as Solution', this will help others easily find the information they seek.  In addition, by clicking on ' Thumbs Up ' below is a great way to say thank you!

• No led lights after installing Vista Ultimate

  Hi all

  a just installed Vista ultimate on my laptop and now the led lights on the keyboard doesn't light up

  Any ideas as to why?

  Dear Claire

  You have installed all the drivers, Toshiba tools and utilities for your laptop model?

• my microsoft sidewinder x 8 led went out is there way to maybe fix or should I go to?

  the bottom led works up a is off I had not had this mouse for a long time so it shouldn't have burned.

  Hi Johnbos,

  1. do the other buttons on the mouse will work without any problem?

  2. did you of recent changes on the system?

  You can read the following article and see if it helps.

  Troubleshoot the incidents of the response to the mouse or wireless keyboard

  If the other buttons are working well and you are still facing problems with the top led, so you may need to replace the mouse.

  How to replace Microsoft software or hardware, order service packs and replace product manuals

  Hope this information is useful.

• Power down, windows 7 sets the Verr Num led on just before turning off

  I have a Fujitsu 101/102 PS/2 keyboard connected on a 64-bit windows system 7.

  Recently, my motherboard has failed, and I installed a new motherboard, where I had to do some basic recovery for windows 7 to come.
  Because then I find that when I turned off the system, during the eve of the sequence, when I get the screen power off mode, the indicator (Led) NumLock on the keyboard is turned off first, and then just before that the system turns off the Num Lock Led is lit once again and of course remains on until I then use my PC.
  I would like to get a solution to this problem.

  The State of the Num Lock is determined by the BIOS during POST (Power On Self Test). It is not defined by Microsoft during the power down, but the BIOS of your computer can trigger the light briefly during a stop.

  If you enter the BIOS of your computer during the power upward (F4 maybe?), you should be able to find a framework that governs the State of the NumLock at startup. Change this option to what you want and save your output settings.
  The BIOS settings are retained by EPROM chips on your motherboard, which explains why things have changed with a new motherboard.

• Cracked screen internal Macbook Air use as office

  Dropped something on the top closed my screen... it's now broken and unusable.

  I intend to use the Macbook Air as a computer "desk top" and connect to a monitor and wireless keyboard and mouse.

  I have a Macbook Air early 2014, consider using

  Acer - 19.5 "LED HD monitor - black

  What cords/cables do I need to make this possible?

  Thanks a lot for your help.

  Depending on the monitor inputs, you would need an adapter VGA or a DVI adapter.

• Can't pair BT keyboard after battery replacement!

  Summer using only the keyboard for more than a year without a single question. Or I just replace battery, it won't match more. Ridiculous! View of BT devices for half the price with never affected by one question!

  "Try the pairing was unsuccessful"

  If I press the power button / egg on the right side of the keyboard, it flashes and keep fast blink 2 flashes for about 30 seconds.

  Is there a solution to this?

  When your keyboard Apple wireless, mouse or trackpad is turned on, the light blinks twice on pause and then repeats (blink-blink-pause, blink-blink-pause). This means that the keyboard, mouse or trackpad is "discoverable" by your Mac and you can pair your Mac with it. After three minutes, the light goes out. The keyboard, mouse or trackpad is yet, but it is no longer detectable. To make it discoverable again, turn it off and then back on.

  If the keyboard, mouse or trackpad wireless connects to your Mac, the light regularly for 3 seconds before it turns off. This indicates that the device has paired with your Mac.

  When your mouse Apple Magic Mouse is connected to your Mac, the LED flashes at regular intervals. He could blink fast or slow, but in all cases, a regular model in flashing means that the mouse is connected to your Mac and works correctly. If you use an Apple wireless Mighty Mouse mouse, the light continuously when it is connected to your Mac and works correctly. The indicator light on the Apple wireless keyboard does blink.

• Wireless keyboard and trackpad malfunction since El Capitan

  Since the upgrade to El Captitan, I turn my wireless keyboard works after almost every sleep system order of the to make it usable again. Otherwise El Cap or any application would react to shots of keyboard with a separate period and, often, repeating only one several times.

  With Yosemite, everything was fine.

  My configuration: trackpad, mouse mighty mouse and keyboard, all wireless, on a late 2013 27 "i7 iMac with 32 GB of RAM, no later than OS X.

  Any ideas?

  There are a number of issues to support why this could happen. Have you tried to reboot the device? Also - are the batteries discharged on the wireless keyboard and the magic trackpad?

• Extension of wireless network breaks all network

  Airport Extreme Time capsule, Airport Express, all the latest hardware equipment 2 x and all of this to date.

  When I put the Airport Express to extend the Airport Extreme WiFi network, it breaks the whole network, all Wi-wired devices and are unable to communicate on the network. I have to pull the power on expresses to get things to connect again and then do a hard reset to make them usable again.

  The extension of wireless is at a good distance from each other while they are all connected via ethernet.

  Anyone familiar with this problem?

  Also had one of the Airport Express replaced for this issue and has not changed the problem.

• HP Pavilion dv7t-6100: switch to ATI RADEON video card. Hang, reboot, and white screen.

  Hello.

  I was using my laptop as usual, and like many other times I have tried to swich for High Performance video card.  At this time, Windows crashes; So I had to press the power button a few seconds until the computer turns off.

  Then, when I turned it on:

  -Anything on the screen (on the screen of the computer laptop and external monitor)

  -Cannot access BIOS

  -No boot sequence (operating system does not)

  -Led is ON (without LEDs + turn signals)

  -Keyboard unresponsive (caps lock led for instance does not change when I press on it)

  I tried several suggestions "base" that I found on the Internet with no luck:

  -Unplug the power cable, remove the battery

  -Remove the battery from the BIOS, RAM, HARD drive

  -Press the on switch / off 60 seconds

  So I guess something is dead here.  Could it be that the RADEON card no longer works?

  When the computer is turned on, what card uses by default?

  Is it possible (not through BIOS, not through OS) to specify to use the integrated graphics card Intel? Removing the RADEON card (is that even possible)?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hi @fedecris,

  Thank you for the update. Q0F7E4-5R7894-MFH14K-403 P 03 error code indicates a failure of the memory module. Please see the guide to maintenance and maintenance for recommended replacements. (the link is in my post above) Note Chapter 3, page 31, paragraph 23.

• Qosmio PX30T-OOM: Questions about specifications

  I looked in the specifications for the Toshiba PX30T-OOM online and see no mention of this hard drive comes with this computer. Can anyone provide this information please?

  In addition, this computer didn't go out 3D on a 3D TV? I guess that the screen of the computer itself does not support the 3D visualization?

  It seems that this computer has a TV tuner, would that be a DTT tuner?

  The specifications indicate that the has PX30T of a drive Blu - Ray RW/DVD SuperMulti double layer. However, a seller tells me that he is not a Blu - ray player. Can someone tell me the correct situation on that?

  In addition, "Blu Ray RW" means that the PX30T can certainly record to Virgin blu ray BD - RE media?

  Thanks for your help.
  Jim

  Found some interesting information on this All - in-One Qosmio PX30T

  [Toshiba Qosmio PX30t made figures & | http://socialnews.toshiba.co.uk/media/Toshiba-UK-Qosmio-PX30t-Press-Release.pdf]

  Full HD display from 58.4 cm (23 inches) with stand 10-finger touch and backlight LED

  3rd and 4th generation Intel® Core including Quad Core CPU, Ultra HD support only support with Core i7 CPU, with graphic Intel® HD 4000 or NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 740 M with 2 GB of VRAM) with Optimus technology

  Up to 3 TB of HDD, up to 16 GB of RAM: 2 x 8 GB slots

  Disc Blu - ray disc BDXL and DVD Super-Multi drive

  Gigabit LAN, LAN wireless Intel® WiDi and Miracast ready, 2 x USB 2.0, 4 x USB 3.0 (2 with Toshiba USB Sleep-and-Charge), sleep music, Ultra HD supported via HDMI®, HDMI® - in port - no power needed.

  Sound: 4 harman / kardon® stereo speakers with Slipstream and DTS Studio technology

  Camera / webcam HD with stereo microphone

  Color: glossy black finish, money-shot eye accents and silver stand aluminum

  Wireless keyboard elegant of Toshiba 10 key digital keypad with wireless mouse

  Windows 8 (64-bit)

  The Qosmio PX30t is available from 2013 Q3 with prices from £799

• Libretto U100 - modules uncounted after disk upgrade

  Hello

  Please help me find the solution or dedicated instead of U100 service.

  It is a case:
  I bought the Libretto U100 of some guy (his property), booklet assembled with 30 GB and 512 RAM... I changed the RAM to 1 GB and ask my it guy (friend) to change disk... everything went well...

  After the change, I installed a version of winmx... with all the taken drivers support Toshiba (u100 drivers)... one of them has been updated BIOS level...

  After all, I found that my manager material showing an error... mass storage (yellow marks not informing - no drivers), module Ethernet (not even driver) and fire wire (133smth) who cannot not start this service to inform...
  At the same time, I found that Ethernet is probably Wi - Fi which are not recognized by Windows XP (switch works and led goes on or off depending on my action)...

  What to do with it? Is there any «wise» service in my part of Europe (Poland)?
  Thx for the help
  Andrew

  Hello

  According to specification for laptop, your laptop is supported for Windows XP Home edition and to avoid problems with installation of drivers, tools and utilities. To have the operating system successfully installed, you must install all the stuff in order of specific facilities.

  It is very important that you install Windows XP SP2 home edition.
  After the installation of Windows XP Home edition continue to install the drivers, tools and utilities following this order of installations:
  Windows XP Pro Edition SP2
  Chipsets Intel (r) software installation utility
  TOSHIBA common Modules l
  Intel (r) 82852/82855 GM/GME Graphics Controller
  SoundMAX Integrated Digital Audio
  TOSHIBA software modem
  Intel(r) PRO/100 VE Network Connection
  Bluetooth Stack for Windows by Toshiba
  Bluetooth monitor
  Wireless LAN driver
  SD Secure Module
  TOSHIBA controls
  TOSHIBA HDD Protection
  TOSHIBA SD memory card format
  TOSHIBA SD Memory Boot Utility
  TOSHIBA Hotkey Utility for display devices
  Wireless keyboard shortcut
  TOSHIBA screen utility unit of change
  TOSHIBA zooming Utility
  TOSHIBA Power Saver
  TOSHIBA utilities
  Password TOSHIBA utility
  TOSHIBA ConfigFree
  ConfigFree demo screensaver
  TOSHIBA management console
  TOSHIBA fingerprint utility
  TOSHIBA PC Diagnostic Tool
  TOSHIBA Assist
  TOSHIBA Virtual Sound
  CD/DVD Drive Acoustic Silencer

  If I'm missing something you can install it at the end.

  If you need assistance contact service professional. The addresses and telephone numbers, you will find under http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com > support & downloads > find an ASP.

  Good luck!

• Cannot get wireless active uisng Windows XP

  Hello

  one of my friends has a laptop, it was a gift, but he has a problem and he gave me the laptop to fix.

  The laptop has network driver, but it has no software of Toshiba in it.
  I don't know why he lost his CD and the problem is that I can't activate the network.

  The laptop has a small LED of the wireless card, but it is disabled.
  I tried Fn + F8, but the wireless is still off.
  The driver seems to work very well, but he says no networks detected.

  I know it needs a utility but I can't.
  The computer is running Windows XP.

  No idea how I can get active wireless?
  I know that you need Flash cards, but I can't find something similar for Windows XP.
  I tried a HotKey Utility but there only 2 options and they do not seem to work at all, but they are still irrelevant in any case Wi - Fi.

  You wrote long message but haven't posted info on the laptop you have.
  What model of laptop are you using exactly?

  > I know you need to Flash cards, but I can't find something similar for Windows XP.
  Flash cards are not available for Win XP
  As I remember in many cases the common Modules (software) controlled the FN Windows XP keys