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• Satellite M30X: battery dischages, trendy sector

  Hello

  I think we have a problem here. I have a Satellite M30X too and its battery discharge also while the sector is plugged. (He is seven months old and this problem started three days ago).

  The Toshiba power management sayes:

  Current generator: alternating current

  #1 (battery) online, carry out 96% (coming down)

  If I unplug the power supply and wait so he could detect it (which may take some time), then plug it usually starts to load - for awhile anyway.

  If I don't take no action, the battery goes to 0% and the powers of the machine without warning ~ no hibernation, work has lost...

  It seems to load Ok with the computer turned off and
  does not occur when the battery is fully charged.

  I'll contact my local service guys, but I thought you should know.

  Richard.

  Hi Richard,

  I agree that it would be useful to get your local Service Agent to check your laptop while it is still covered by the warranty.

  If you want to do some other diagnoses, it can be useful to remove the Toshiba power management software and returning to the standard utility from Microsoft. This would help isolate the cause of hardware (if the problem persists) or software (if the power system works correctly).

  In any case, good luck

• Satellite Pro A40 showing that it's on the battery while the sector is plugged

  Hello

  My A40 is plugged completely happy and light on the front is to prove her it's ok. However Windows shows it as being a battery which stop making me update SP2 etc.

  Toshiba Power saver software shows the same. The battery meter displays a full icon but reported as unknown battery life.

  Any ideas.

  Hello

  first of all make sure that power management is enabled in the BIOS settings and is controlled by the operating system. (ACPI/APM settings) I don't know if you can disable this feature by accident on your model of laptop or if there is an entry at all on the power management, nut in the case where there is, it switches ON.

  There can also be some related motherboard driver that is missing or messed up (misinterpreted) Windows. You can check first, if there is a conflict with the settings in the device associated with the devices in System Manager. If there is a yellow sign next to one of these devices, you will need to address this issue by the resettlement of some drivers.

  Alternatively, you can save all of your work from your laptop and reinstall the laptop recovery CD. More than 70 percent of the pilot, the problems, it's easier healing.

  Whatever the result will be, please be so kind and come back to share your findings for future reference and assistance.

  Concerning
  chain

• Problem of battery and power adapter - on LINUX with [b] Satellite L10 - 102 [/ b]

  Hello
  However, I installed Linux.I trying from last month.
  I installed and tired some type linux: Mandriva 10.1 OE, Mandriva LE 2005, kurumin and Knoppix 3.8, kurumin 3.0 4, kanotix (last rel.), suse 9.1, kubuntu 4.0...
  I have installed a large number of linux applications: kacpi, toshutils, fnfx, tools, portable mode, some patches to the kernel acpi acpi...
  I met some of the nuclei: 2.6.8 - 11mdk, 2.6.9,2.6.11, 2.6.12...
  However, I can't battery and adapter sector-info-States on linux.
  What can I do?

  Hello

  I'm sorry I don't have an answer for you, but a suggestion:
  go to this page:

  http://newsletter.toshiba-tro.de/main/index.html

  and request a test for this model, perhaps they can give you some comments.

  BR
  Tom

• Satellite Pro C650 - USB ports now DEAD

  Over the past 48 hours have really struggled to get my USB ports work,
  Toshiba SATELLITE PRO C650 lappy running W7... At only 2 usb ports.

  A couple of days, I bought a new stick of memory... 16 GB SanDisk Cruzer Blade... He stuck in lappy and anything that happened outside my mouse attached wireless stopped working.
  Since then, the ports were completely dead. (stick now appears on anotherPC)
  That's what I did so far, after a search web solutions thro...

  Device Manager display ports everything is OK with no exclamations...
  When I insert any USB device... no sound confirmation of PC and Dev Mgr flinch...
  Tried to uninstall port/hubs and leaving W7 re-install them using... Still dead...
  Trying to remove battery and power sector during the centuries, then re start off the power... Still dead...

  I think that my last resort looking for a factory system by default re install... but one have a mountain of things astro which must be saved and cannot be done through many many discs.
  I really want to be sure ive tried everything before you do this.

  Could I have really damaged the MB. ??
  I now nowhere so fast if theres anyone out there has any suggestions please shout...

  > I think that my last resort looking for a factory system by default re install... but one have a mountain of things astro which must be saved and cannot be done through many many discs

  Even if it s really painful to get everything installed it again, I would recommend to recover the laptop using the Toshiba recovery disc or HARD drive recovery.

  > Could I have really damaged the MB. ??
  Well, it's hard to say before trying the recovery procedure.
  If the USB ports are not working after using the recovery disk (or HDD recovery), then of course: the mobo may be affected, therefore, in my view, the laptop must be set to the factory settings.

• Satellite Pro L20 does not illuminate

  Hope you can help. We have a 5 years satellite pro L20 who never gave a lot of days. It runs from Win XP, had an upgrade (crucial) memory to 2 GB and a new battery 4 years ago 4 years ago. 2 days ago, he simply left with the same noise you get when force a shutdown by holding the power button down. I tried to boot with no battery, just the sector and only on a charged battery. All to nothing does not.

  I then read the button of power with the battery and removed sector I did after leaving it overnight. When I replaced the battery it started as usual and lasted 30 seconds before turning off again, and then he was dead. I have tried all combinations with the ram up to 1 stick or kidnapped and attempted to get the bios with the HDD outside as well. Still nothing.

  I noticed that when I put the battery in 2 of the 3 flashes briefly, and now the button of pwer while pushing the battery causes a brief start 4 seconds.

  Any ideas as to what this may be? I suspect that the hardware and software. Also, I tried a different power adapter, once again no results. It stays just off.

  Thanks for any help...

  Hello

  I'm afraid it looks like a serious m hardware problem
  My first idea was a malfunction of the RAM in such a case, you could replace and test the memory, but it seems that you have already tried

  In my view there s something wrong with a motherboard or a part on the motherboard :(
  In this case I n t think a replacement of the motherboard would be useful since this part is very expensive

• Qosmio G30 - 102 error display

  Hello

  In the space of one morning my LCD screen went from showing slight quirks to unusable as follows: Notebook details on foot.

  -Green mottled on Windows XP desktop background
  -restarted Windows XP OK todesktop, entire screen begins to blink on/off every few seconds, Win XP MCE booted up OK well
  -distortion of the images on the screen
  -now just blocks of color colours: white, green, cyan, flashing text etc.

  This is visible in the BIOS from Setup menu. Secure boot does not end

  Tried to output for external monitor, but not on a signal so not lock external of image at all.

  Enjoyed any insght on the problem. Not sure if chip screen or video. Is either a setting value when approximately 2.5 years.

  The BIOS is the original version 1.60 ACPI cannot see enough screen to try an update.

  I tried reinstalling all components - hard drives, RAM, took out battery ran on sector etc.

  concerning
  David (in the United Kingdom, UK purchase a Qosmio)

  Qosmio G30-102
  PQG32E-01600VEN
  Series X66249xxxG
  Windows XP MCE

  Looks like the GPU has a problem.

  I would like to send the laptop to an ASP (authorized Service Provider) for repair. There is a list of the ASP on the Toshiba site.

• A30 - 203 hibernating then don't "wake up!"

  Have owned my A30-203 for 18 months without problem - last night I close the lid and left in hibernation as I often do. Came back about two hours later - lifted the lid - nothing. Usually, he wakes up and expects that a mouse click continue. Don't respond to ctrl-alt-del or all the essential features. Start button / stop did nothing no more. Had to disconnect the battery and the sector. Restored power and power key - machine referred to the point after hibernation! Machine also was locked - ignoring all the keystrokes at the keyboard and mouse clicks. Tried to delete the file "hiberfil.dat" of the file system in case it was corrupted - did not work. Problem remains. Have turned off the Hibernate function now. Machine has been locked up since. Have also noticed that the cooling fans seem to stay longer (and stronger) than before. Laptop is still covered by the warranty of Dixons Coverplan - but don't know if the issues I've already mentioned. Help!

  Hi adixon

  I put t know how many times you use the hibernation mode, but my experience is that if you use the hibernation mode constantly, it can happen that the laptop is a little confused. I use the hibernation mode in my office after work, but from time to time, it is advisable to do a reboot or turn off the laptop.

  I'm sure that there are no any kind of hardware malfunction. I don't force you to do that, but I also know this reinstallation of the operating system with recovery CD may solve your problem. Before take you to the service partner, try reinstalling the laptop only.

• Satellite C55 - PSCG8E FAN revolves when pluged fast

  Hello

  My laptop FAN is running very quickly and loudly when plugged to the power source AC.
  However, the FAN runs silently when the battery is used.

  The laptop is new and so far only the antivirus application is running.

  Is this a normal behavior or a problem?
  Normally a FAN run as fast when the CPU is hot and many applications are running.

  Kind regards
  :-)

  Hi Yassine

  Don t be worried about the behavior of this laptop, it's not unusual
  The reason why the fan runs faster when the adapter CA is plugged it very simple: Windows system use different settings, using battery power or sector.

  Use the battery mode, the system is configured differently in order to save battery power and to increase the working time for laptop.

  You can change the settings in the control panel-> power options.
  You will find different powers plans
  Click on the current power plant and check change advanced power settings.
  Here you will find the parameters for the method of cooling (sometimes it s placed within the Toshiba power saver or processor power management).
  There you can change political cooling system: you will choose either active or passive

  Perhaps this FAQ might be interesting for you:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD12017W0001R01.htm

• Energy management G580 causing wireless problem

  So first, I apologize if this post is in the wrong place. I saw nowhere g580s.

  I've narrowed my problems wireless for the Power Manager (I think).

  If the laptop is connected to AC wireless connects fine. If running on battery then it does not connect unless the energy management is set to 'performance' instead of the default "balanced."

  I'm on win8 and tried 8.0.2.5, 8.0.2.3 power management version and the latest version for win7 all with the same result.

  I unchecked the box in to the wireless network card device manager to "allow the computer to turn ff this device save energy."

  I just bought this laptop yesterday and it would be great if someone knew what I was dominant.

  Thanks in advance!

  Hi Artificialed,

  Thanks for posting back. Soha is correct. Usually this could be the cause of her managent Lenovo Energy I join n you can also try to check the power of window options. some setting it might have changed.

  To do this, please follow the steps below.

  > Go to 'control panel '.
  > Click on "Power Options."
  > Click "Change settings Plan" (located on the right)
  > Click "Change advanced settings" (located below on the left)
  > A new window should appear and find "Wireless Adapter" > "power save mode".
  > Change the settings "on battery" and "Trendy" to Maximum performance.

  Hope this helps and do post back with your results.

  Concerning

• Automatic update FAIL - PC is turned off during use

  Lenovo laptop. Full battery & powered by sector, Windows 7 RC Build 7100

  I was busy doing banking Internet when suddenly restarted my laptop. The normal normal shutdown and restart, except that I didn't ask for restart. Because they don't a message to say not to turn off the computer, automatic updates fill in your installation, or words to that effect.

  I think that a person is better to have a good overview of the update process since it is a MAJOR problem.

  Hello

  Thank you for visiting the website of Microsoft Windows Vista Community. The question you have posted is a problem installing Windows 7 positions and would be better suited to the TechNet community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the support you want.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/category/w7itpro?ITPID=sprblog Martin
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• When I plug the ac adapter/charger my screen clears and then will Dim what's up

  He is a recent problem. I tried to start with the trendy sector/charger adapter and also during the race. You can barely see the desktop in the background. I checked power options in the control panel and changed everything to "never". I tried to find the bios at startup and cannot find this option.

  If you're talking an a/c adapter, then you refer to a laptop?

  If so, then check the manual of your laptop or the homesite of laptops for the manual online and check what keys on your keyboard control / adjust brightness.

• white screen on toshiba nb200, after the entered password

  My toshiba nb200 grandaughters will not respond after the toshiba logo and password promt, when a password the screen becomes blue and black and the cursor flashes in the upper left corner, but nothing else happens, I can use f2 and f12 that will take me to the implementation of utility, but that's all. F8 does not respond so I cannit enter safe mode, the nb is not a dvd/cd player, I tried to remove the battery and the sector taken in turn and replaceing after a wait of more than an hour or more, but not joy. If any body could help, I would be gratefull, my g-daughter would be too.

  Hello

  Do you have a floppy drive?

  If you two options. If you have a floppy drive, you can create boot disks and then start in the recovery console to perform a manual system restore.

  The other option is to attach an external drive and perform a repair of XP installation using a XP install disc.

  Method 1: create the bootable floppy.

  Create bootable diskettes, can be found the article mentioned below:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310994

  Once you are able to start the computer by using the Setup disk, go to the recovery console and run a manual system restore to restore the computer to an earlier point in time.

  See these articles for help:

  Description of the Windows XP Recovery Console for advanced users:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314058/FR/

  How to recover from a corrupted registry that prevents Windows XP startup:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307545

  Method 2: Connect and CD external drive of your laptop and do a repair install using the XP installation disc.

  See this link:

  Perform a repair Installation:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/helpandsupport/learnmore/tips/doug92.mspx

  Kind regards
  Afzal Taher-Microsoft Support.
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• DSC-TX10 charging cable

  I lost the cable that was included in the box charging the battery via the sector or usb adapter. What is the part number and how do I get a replacement?

  Thank you for your message. AC adapter for DSC-TX10 part number is 1-489-282-21 and the USB connector 1-838-826-11. Call Sony parts and accessories and they will be happy to help you:

  http://eSupport.Sony.com/Perl/model-accessories.pl

• Pavilion dv6-3025sa - WY933EA: refurb/new motherboard, or recovered parts?

  Hi everyone, first user at the time of the Forum from HP Support here.

  Unfortunately, in the past few days I had a Caps Lock LED blink error on my laptop, and suggestions I've read about or been advised to perform so far, have not solved the problem (that is 'hard' or 'forced' is reset, reinstall RAM/HDD, remove the CMOS battery for a while, try a battery without adapter sector/charger plugged test on the adapter sector/charger without a battery connected) etc.)

  When I turn on the laptop, I can hear the fan, but not the rotation of the HDD, the power led is on (white), the WLAN light is in standby (red), Caps Lock flashes once every 2 seconds or so, the HARD drive activity light is on (i.e. no flashing)

  It seems that there is a material error which is at best going to be hard staring at me. Now, I try to get my hands on a new or renovated motherboard, or I just put it to experience and get a new laptop (equivalent regardless of today's) keep some parts of this forum? Or y at - it something to try that maybe I missed?

  Any advice/suggestions are greatly appreciated.

  Model: Pavilion dv6-3025sa

  Product: WY933EA #ABU

  OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  Your maachine use part # 595133-001 (for use on computer models equipped with a graphics subsystem with discrete memory and chipset HD 5470):

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-DV6-entertainment-notebook-PC-series/4150017/model/4217131/document/c02267118/

  Very hard to find now parts. What follows is an Amazon store:

  http://www.Amazon.com/HP-part-595133-001/DP/B00BL2V8OI

  Kind regards.