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• 15 - B137TU can't see BIOS / POST on HDMI

  Hello

  Picked up a 15-B137TU with a broken screen.  I want to install Linux on this machine, but I don't see the POST, the BIOS or boot on HDMI - the diplsay selection screen comes to only live once the Windows login screen will appear.

  The grid Im using is off my desktop computer and can show the BIOS and the POST on the wide screens, so I know it's in the refresh of the screen / resolution range.

  I removed the broken Panel so the internal monitor isn't pulgged and more, and I tried hittng F4 / Fn + F4 to change the display, but that makes no difference either.

  Is it possible to get the screens of BIOS and POST working on HP laptop, HDMI on this (or any)?  A quick search on Google shows it is a fairly common problem, but I'm yet to find a solution.

  See you soon.

  Edit: Wrong spelling

  I don't think that any who will undergo this guide.

  Suur BIOS, POST - my humble opinion will not be displayed on the external screen. They work with minimal generic display drivers that are capable of internal display lighting only. For the HDMI display connected to the work, the Windows & additional system drivers should load.

  You need to fix the computer screen.

  Respect of

  Visruth

• HP 8740w freeze before the BIOS post

  In 30% of cases of PowerOn on this laptop, I had a problem with loading not (to hang up, gel). When I press the PowerOn button on laptop I get NumLock LED, all lights, except flashing CapsLock and black screen (without ANY BIOS information). They will Flash in this style:

  1. 4 flashes between blink (deuxieme)

  2. break (a few seconds)

  3. repeat 1 and 2 4 times more (5 times at all)

  That all. After that they stop flashing and the computer does not meet the keys, except PowerOff. (Cooler while working at full power).

  This problem is NOT related to the operating system (she appears BEFORE BIOS post), so please don't suggest to reinstall the drivers. Problem exists since the first day of the purchase of this laptop.

  Can you advise something to solve this problem?

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• Equium A300D - beep codes BIOS POST

  Hi guys
  POST does not complete. Two big fat beeps. Someone at - it ideas?
  Thanks in advance
  Blakblayd

  Hello

  In most cases the BIOS beeps are the result of the problem of the motherboard.
  It is hard to say what role could be affected on the motherboard.
  But here is the page that provides some information on the BIOS beep codes:
  http://www.computerhope.com/beep.htm

  You don't have many options; what you can do is to test/remove the RAM.
  Maybe that RAM is defective otherwise it mother associated s pass and in this case the motherboard needs to be replaced.

• Re: Satellite A100-803 PSAANE won't start no-glued on the Bios POST

  Hello

  I have the following problem with a laptop computer to a customer.
  After having turned it on, it has the logo Toshiba rest on and everything is hanging there.

  After pressing ESC, there is a message: "NO TPN or TPN has problem.
  So, I think that the Bios broke down. How, I don't know.

  Trying to enter in the setup by pressing F2 system displays "enter the configuration" but nothing happens. He stayus on this screen.
  Is there a solution I can try to recover the Bios damaged from a USB or a USB floppy drive.

  I checked the Toshiba support site, there is a Bios Update, but it is a program that should be started in Windows so I can't use it.
  Anyone have an idea how I can recover the corrupted Bios.
  I have already removed the battery and the power and hold the powerbutton to for +-30 sec, but that does not solve the problem.

  Thanks for help out me.

  Best regards

  Cauberghe Didier
  Dealer.

  Hello

  You are right. There are, it's no BIOS which can be not started BOF on floppy or USB key.
  You must update the BISO running windows OS.
  But according to your message, it is not possible.

  If you have no alternative but to contact the maintainer authorized Toshiba in your country.
  Guys should be able to help you. I presume that the technicians have access to the traditional BIOS version that can be updated using a disk.

  Good

• BIOS Post beep continuously after the replacement of keyboard

  On my laptop G60 - 243 cl I swapped to a new keyboard that had the same part number 502958-001 "HP Spare", but when I first power to the top of my laptop, it beeps on an ongoing basis until I hit the ESC key or enter one or two times, and then Windows Vista comes well and everything works dandy.

  It's annoying to have to remember to press the button ESC/Enter twice to stop the ringing to continue starting up.  The tone is so strong that it will scare anyone who it not wait.

  We know what you looking for BIOS (Phoenix BIOS version 54 a)?  From another source, I'm guessing that the continuous beep is the 'stuck key' or the keyboard firmware error.

  The new keyboard is not working, but I put the back of an old and the beep on startup until stopped.

  Does anyone know how to force the bios to accept my new keyboard and stop the beep on startup?

  If your new keyboard works very well there nothing wrong associated with firmware. It could be related to the "stuck key".

  function such as (f9, f10 etc.) keys are not used in normal windows operations so you won't see it's stuck but the BIOS detects all the and any invalid entry causes beeps.

  I'm afraid, this seems to be a problem on the new keyboard itself.

• T410 slow system in the bios post and towers works again on restart

  I met this system when it came to upgrade Windows XP to win7 for my business.

  We want to have the same version of the bios on all systems, and this one had an outdated bios, so I did an upgrade to 1.35.

  To complete the upgrade, you must press ENTER to reboot the system. It took about 30 sek for the system to reboot after I pressed Enter. It was the first clue that the system acted weird. After the bios update, I noticed that when a reboot is initiated by the operating system, the laptop shuts down for 10 sek and then on again. Then fire Power On password. Normally, there are no POP when you restart.

  I tried upgrading the bios version 1.36 but no change.

  This problem has been fixed. BIOS has been reset by removing the mb battery and reconfigured.

• Inspiron 11-3147 A09 bios update - slow post

  Has anyone else who noticed after the bios update to your 11-3147 A09 she way takes longer to start? It takes on average 15 seconds to look at the logo Dell before Windows 10 begins to start. I installed an SSD drive once it arrives at the point of the operating system to start it is fast as lightning... just the bios post seems unusually slow. I will try to reinstall the previous bios to confirm. I wonder if anyone has had this happen also. I also have an 11-3148 and there was an update of the bios for it the same day. It has not affected there startup speed at all and in fact seemed to deal with "plugged not supported" she had.

  I use a Samsung Evo 850 256 GB.

  Here is an update of this strange story: yesterday, I started the bios A07. BIOS went all very well, but then can't start windows. It is not my drive. He does it in the bios but not during the post apparently. All start-up parameters and the reader look the same as they were before. Tried a 10 repair facility that has actually worked for me this time (before I only got failures for some reason any). It ends and gives me a file of the application log, as he killed in the process. Mostly just the Apps from Dell that is not a big deal. Rebooted and once more start times are nice and fast as I hoped. And that's not all folks! On top of that, he now sleeps properly instead of stopping just as I was whining in my last post. Weird to say the least. It was my last ditch effort. If it didn't I was going to return the dreaded 8.1. Used all night because I normally and it works perfectly. The only thing I noticed mention, is that the battery does not charge of 100% which is what fixed the update to bios A09. No biggie. It says 99% and I know that it is fully charged. It really makes me wonder how the guys at Dell discover stuff before it was dismissed. Seems that every type of computer that is working for my company is in the same way... a correction of a bug but neglect to check if the patch touched anything else and walk.

• Pavilion 500-110ej: BIOS not shown on the screen

  When I turn on my pc it starts directly at windows and does not show the BIOS/post where I could click f10 or something and niether, it shows the HP logo.

  When I hit the spam button f10, the screen remains black and white, my guess is that he entered the BIOS, but there is no display.

  I'd appreciate any help as soon as possible

  Thanks I solved it just took out the CMOS battery and press the power one button a couple of times and came back

• Satellite Pro A - beeping during POST

  Hello.

  I have a problem with the BIOS POST check bothers me. The problem is that when I rebooted my computer or put on sometimes during POST (when a Toshiba logo appears) there is a beep beep. Especially there is no signal, but there are sometimes even noise.

  So the question is: is this a problem at the level of the material or is it a problem in the BIOS (by the way, I re-flashed the repeatedly - BIOS without result).

  Thank you.

  Hey Buddy,

  This means that you get only sometimes a beep code when you start the laptop or is it always?

  These beep codes mean usually there is a hardware problem but I think that only an authorized service provider can test this exactly.
  What you can do is to reset the BIOS to default settings and if you have two memory modules live, test it with a module only.

• Satellite L350D - crash after update BIOS?

  Hey all.

  Put windows XP on my Satellite L350D, worked well, has all the drivers etc. and works perfectly. Returned on the toshiba site and saw there is an update of the BIOS for it, then downloaded and says to install. To halfway through she turned off the laptop (thin power supply and had a full battery, so must have been updating).

  Now it will not boot up what so ever. The power light turns on but nothing else works.

  Im guessing that he wiped or corrupted BIOS, is there any fix for this, I can refer to toshiba or am I out of luck?

  Hello

  The failure of the Bios is one of the most painful problem in this forum. Too many discussions on the failure of the bios posted and typical response is to contact the ASP. Read this, may be useful for you

  http://www.theeldergeek.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=21209

• Portege M800 - SSD, lag of 30 seconds before the start after POST

  I have recently upgraded to an Intel Postville's G2 X 25 - M 80 GB SSD and experience a second rule 30 between the BIOS POST (black screen) and actual boot from the disc. Support of the Intel says that it is probably a BIOS problem and that I should install the latest firmware, which I already did (4.80).

  System: Windows 7, 127-Portege M800-127 PPM81E M800.

  Hello

  I guess that this shift will be caused due to the BIOS test. After you turn on your laptop it checks internal devices like HDD/SSD, CD/DVD disk, CPU, RAM, etc. So some of the material was originally this delay, I think.

  If the latest BIOS can't solve your problem, it would be interesting to know what is happening with a SSD of replacement. Can you check that out, please?

• HP model #A6000n Bios Checksum error after update Bios!

  I did update the Bios posted on the Hp website... After the reboot, all I get is this error, "BIOS Checksum Error", the black screen then looks for a boot diskette drive (this computer has not), then it looks for a boot on the CD drive disc.  Now, I talked to HP support and they say I have to order the recovery disks.  Someone can send me a bootable file that I could burn it to a CD for this model machine and get it operational?  I have an older machine here that would allow me to make a bootable CD, but I have no idea where to find some sort of update of the BIOS and or file bootable to Flash the BIOS.  I am so angry that HP wanted me to buy this CD recovery program has just returned in Windows Vista.  But, I don't know what to do because the update of the BIOS must have been corrupted when I flashed the motherboard ASUS.  This computer is my aunts and she failed to save restore disks and now I'm lost as to lift this thing up and running... Help, please!

  Thank you!

  As I said, if you have a floppy is easy, especially since the computer diskette is XP. OK, let's go.

  (1) place the disk in the drive

  (2) open my computer and right-click on the floppy drive

  (3) choose the format on the menu that appears

  (4) put a check mark in the box "create an MS-DOS startup disk".

  5) click on 'start '.

  When 6) filled the awdflash.exe on the diskette copy

  (7) right click on the file of BIOS from HP

  (8) to move the mouse cursor in 7 - zip and click "open archives".

  (9) double click on the folder icon in the new window

  (10) right click on the ROM file - in this case 513. ROM

  (11) choose "copy to" from the menu and browse it on the floppy

  (12) when it is completed, the disk should be ready to work

  (13) move the floppy drive cable and the Ribbon in the Vista computer.  He didn't need to be mounted, but make sure that it does not touch something metal (participation of books will be good) and connect the water and the power supply to the motherboard and the power of the Vista computer (of course, it is done with both computers turned off and unplugged)

  Now ready to go on the Vista computer. When you press the power button on the computer, there will be a splash of HP come screen upward.  From this screen, press her "enter the BIOS' or 'Boot to install' as shown.  I forgot to ask if this screen appears in the previous posts.  If this screen does not appear then it will be much more difficult.

  When in the BIOS, look for boot order and then set it can boot from the floppy first.  Save the selection to get out.

  (14) reboot - should end up with a cursor blinking in the upper right

  (15) type AWDFLASH 513 rom/py/sn/cc , and then press ENTER.

  (16) when and if he finished power down and remove the drive from the computer disk

  That should do it.  If this does not work or there are problems come back with an explanation of what was happening.

  Of course, to do this at your own risk.  I'm just trying to help.

  
  

• Satellite P300 Bios blocks

  Hello

  I have a satellite P300 laptop with vista installed on it. I wanted to install XP PRO, looked for driver, was no prob.
  Got the blue screen when starting form the XP cd installation, it was due to lack of AHCI drivers for the hard disk.
  So, I accessed the BIOS and changed the SATA compatibility mode... (later, I discovered that it was suggested on many forums).
  But when I restart only get to see the BIOS POST in the screen saying press F2 to F12 for devices of multiple starts Setup (BIOS) or options (something like that).

  Pressing F2 does not work. BIOS hangs...

  So the problem is: SATA operation mode changed compatibility mode, I need to go back to AHCI, but I can no longer access the BIOS.
  I tried to remove the HD, but no help.

  Can I reset the BIOS settings by default the CMOS jumper or so?

  Thanks in advance...

  Friend!

  Goldie

  > Can reset the BIOS settings by default the CMOS jumper or so?
  No, this can be done by a common user. Laptop motherboards are all just different like the mothers of PC desktop and only the authorized technician Toshiba could it the default Flash the BIOS again or by using the jumper (if such jumper would be available).

  But you should try to remove the battery (laptops) and need to disconnect the adapter from the unit.
  Wait a little (1 hour), then reconnect the two parts.
  Then try to access BIOS and turn on the laptop

• P50/P70 BIOS beep codes

  Does anyone have the BIOS beep codes for the P50/P70 Thinkpads? Almost everytime I start mine beeps at me.

  3 short beeps, pause, 1 beep, pause, 1 beep, pause, 3 short beeps.

  I called tech support and they wanted me to uninstall the RAM I added after I got the system, or they want to send me the computer to replace the RAM and the system. I do not think that those who are the problem, however. After he gets a beep, it loads well every time. Lenovo solutions Centre zero errors with my system. No problem with processor, chipset and memory. Windows recognizes all 32GB of my RAM when it loads as well.

  Any ideas? I'm disinclined to send my system back because otherwise it usually seems to work OK.

  A 3-1-1-3 beep code heard at the start after change of memory reserved Thunderbolt from 1 GB to 2 GB in the Setup of the BIOS indicates a lack of PCI memory resources. After the beep, BIOS allows you to adjust the resource memory PCI allocated to love at first sight, then automatically restarts the system.

  Please note that Lenovo recommends running a 64-bit instead of 32-bit Windows operating system when you use the Thunderbolt of 2 GB of memory reserved parameter.

  In the setting of several screens or other devices to the Garland of Thunderbolt, Lenovo recommends the use of the resource of memory of 2 GB to the BIOS Setup and deal with the 3-1-1-3 model beep to restart the computer after changing the configuration of the BIOS as successful confirmation of change the BIOS POST.

  When you attach a monitor or a couple of other devices, Lenovo recommends the use of the resource of memory of 1 GB in BIOS Setup.

  Thank you