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• install only a winxp.trying so that i receive bluescreen error.please give the solution

  I'm already installed win vista for my compaq cq60-104tu laptop.now I install only a winxp.trying so that i receive bluescreen error.please give the solution

  Hello

  It would be better if you provide the exact error message, but you can try the following procedure:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/genericSoftwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-54270-1 & CC = US & LC = on & DLC = in & DLC = in & lang =

  Kind regards

  Mohammed Mukram

• Re: Satellite A500 - reason of the Bluescreens

  I got my laptop NEW since December, and it annoys me that the my laptop bluescreens on me at least twice a day, even when its mode 'sleep'! What is Windows 7 or BIOS problem? or the graphics card driver? That's I know are up to date...

  Frustrating your...

  Hello

  To be honest, I also don t know the reason for your problem of blue screen
  What BSOD you get exactly? You should post the exact code you see.

  In addition he s always advisable to reinstall Windows using the Toshiba recovery disc. So that you can identify if it s material or not.

• Satellite C660-171 - Bluescreen and cannot start Windows

  Hello

  So I start my laptop the password set in get a DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL blue screen, then it starts initially on screen then I go to safe mode, then I still get a blue screen that says problem detected Windows stop!

  So, how to move the stupid laptop is old only 2 days is there a way to restore to factory settings or uninstall certain things to try to fix? I'm not too computer savvy so any help would be appreciated

  > is it possible to restore it to factory settings
  If you had read the manual you would know how to restore laptop to factory settings ;)

  Still if you also get a bluescreen mode safe, that there seems to be a problem with the installation of the OS and you must restore it back to factory settings. Therefore, you can use the recovery disk as described here:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD9102IR0000R01.htm

• Satellite A300-20F - Bluescreen and cannot start Windows

  Hello
  I have A300-20F

  I installed a new clean vista with my spare drive because I was taking dead bluescreen errors but today I took some of them... I had installed my all drivers updated.
  now the situation is the following:

  I can not open vista. When I try to open in safe mode it gives BSOD that I do not see what are these codes. I try to open with my spare drive, but it says firstfully: "windows is loadind files" then gives me an error:

  file: windows\system32\boot\winload.exe
  Status: 0 x 0000001
  The selected entry could not be loaded because the application is missing or damaged.

  What can I do now? I can't open anything now! Show me a way please... (he gave me a lot of mistakes, so couldn't write down them)

  Hi dunkerman,

  If you can start t in Windows in safe mode I think some Windows files are corrupted or something went wrong during the installation of the driver

  You wrote that you have installed a new clean Vista with your rescue disk. This means that you have used the Toshiba Recovery disk or a normal disc of Microsoft?

  Usually, if you install Toshiba Recovery disk Windows all drivers and tools will also be installed because the disk contains a ready image of factory settings. So generally with these settings, everything should work fine then I recommend to test again with a recovery disk.

• Satellite A660-1GC - Bluescreen when HDMI is connected

  I have a month old Toshiba Satellite A660 it was installed with OEM Windows 7 Home Premium, I have now installed Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit (and not an upgrade) I ' ´ve installed and updated all the drivers.

  But when I put in an HDMI cable on my flat screen LG TV it starts to Flash on the screen a couple of times and then it goes black and back to zero, and if I let the cable inside sit go to bluescreen after loading Windows. Can someone help me please?

  Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
  Intel Core I5 480M 2, 67GhZ
  6 GB of DDR3 Ram
  540 GB HARD DRIVE
  GeForce GT 330M

  Raven

  Hello

  Have you noticed the same behavior with pre-installed Windows 7 Home Premium at Toshiba?

  I think it s a driver or software issue, so it would be interesting to know if everything worked with original settings or not.

  Have you installed most recent display of the official website of Toshiba driver?
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/

• Stellite P500 - when installing Win7 Bluescreen rises

  Hello

  relative to my: Toshiba Stellite P500 - 127 PartNo PSPG8E - 01M009GR

  Once my laptop did not start more...
  so, I tried to repair with the DVD of MS - Win7... (he did not)
  so, I tried to format c: and set up a new Win7 (it did not work - Bluescreen at different times)
  so, I bought another DVD of Win7 - ((it did not work - Bluescreen at different times)
  so, I bought another HARD drive - (it did not work - Bluescreen at different times)

  My latest idea driver - and therefore my Question: are there drivers available for my device, which only gathers in the EXE files?

  many ways
  Neo.

  Neo can I ask you something:

  You have created recovery DVD toshiba s advice?
  If Yes, have you tried to install the OS by using this original toshiba recovery image?

  I installed image recovery and the version of the Microsoft OS several times so I P500 and it is really strange that you can not install Win7 on this model of laptop.

  Try to set the BIOS to the default settings and try to install the recovery image.

  Please send comments.

• Satellite P500-12F - Bluescreens and how to disable the beeps?

  Get the "blue screen" too often, the message suggests that this might be the cause:

  * Files helping to describe the problem: *.
  C:\Windows\Minidump\031311-31278-01.dmp
  C:\Users\mike\AppData\Local\Temp\WER-87578-0.SysData.XML

  Does that mean something to someone? This isn't for me. Also someone now how to disable beeps on left side of the keyboard?

  Hello

  What blue screen, you get exactly? Can you post the code as 0 x 00000123 bluescreen.
  In addition, it would be important to know what operating system you have.

  The beeps lift side of the keyboard can be disabled in the BIOS (BIOS setup > advanced > System Setup). There is an option called beep you have to disable.
  ?

• Satellite Pro A300-28V - my bluescreens disappeared when the BIOS has been upgraded

  I'm curious to know about it. The machine is a Satellite Pro A300-28V with Vista32/Win7.
  Had problems with bluescreen dumps referring to 'iaStor.sys '. I was about to send the laptop in for repair when I made this last effort to resolve the problem. Upgrade 1.9 to 2 BIOS, 1 - Win.

  All of a sudden my system image succeeded! Even at an Iomega home network HDD. Without complex!
  No blue screen exports even at startup 'cold' (after a free night)!

  For now, I leave the computer in sleep mode while I am at work. Let's see if he managed a day without landfills.

  What is the technical difference between 1.9 and 2.1 BIOS? No idea if it's something with iaStor.sys to do?

  /ssstsg

  Spelling was edited by: ssstsg

  Hi mate

  This is really good news as your BSOD displeasured after the BIOS update.
  The BIOS give instructions to the test power - on self test (POST) and provide basic information on how to manage components of the laptop, as HDD, ODD memory, that are required to load the operating system.

  Who knows, what was changed in the update but the main thing is that all the work and the update solve your BSOD

  > No idea if she has something with iaStor.sys to do?
  iaStor.sys is part of the SATA driver who is required to recognize the HARD drive using AHCI mode.

• Satellite R630-141 - Bluescreens after virsus

  I have a Satellite R630-141, which recently began to be planted in a blue screen. This product at random, even when he's not be used and sitting idly. I initially thought it's bourne virus so using zonealarm security suite I ran a scan of the entire depth. I also ran malwarebytes. The two scans are a total of three infections that have been quarantined. This does not resolve the issue.

  My second step was to run the check disk HARD windows and memory check that both have no problems.

  Then, I thought that this may be caused by overheating. Using the Toshiba PC health monitor and a freeware called coretemp I followed the core temperature hovering around 30-40 degrees centigrade and with moderate use that can go up to 60 ° C with gusts thereon to 70 C idling. I don't know if these temperatures are in the correct area, but they seem fine. I ran a CPU and RAM stress test, which has managed to increase the temperature to 90 c without crashing the system, the fan speed is tilted very well thanks to this test.

  before doing a complete restoration or repair, I wanted to ask if this is a known issue on or if you may be able to give a reason for his appearance.

  concerning
  end

  Hi findlay234,

  To be honest, I doubt that the problem is caused due to overheating. If your laptop overheats it would power off immediately or freeze, but I never had a problem with blue screen due to a higher temperature.

  In your case I might make a recovery facility. Maybe the virus deleted some files (registry) important and that s causing the bluescreens.
  You can use the recovery disc HARD reinstall Windows, but don t forget that everything on the first partition (C:\) is removed, so back up your data on another drive.

• Satellite Pro L500-1 t 5 BlueScreens and visualize disruptions

  A few days ago my laptop crashed when I he began and showed a blue screen with the code:

  0 x 0000116 (0xFFFFFA8007AF8010, 0xFFFFF88004AC3D9C, 0x0, 0,)
  0 x 0... (02) atikmdag.sys address FFFF88004AC3D9C base at FFFF88004AB1000

  After that, it was impossible to boot the operating system (Windows 7) regularly.
  The PC is very slow and had a lot of disruption in the display (some columns with horizontal stripes across the screen). Start the computer in safe mode was possible, but the disruption was still there.

  My first idea was to uninstall the graphics card (ATI Radeon 4650 Mobility) and it worked.
  I could start my OS normally.

  But the laptop kept crashing in a BSOD after a few hours.
  The report after it was:

  BlueScreen
  6.1.7601.2.1.0.768.3 OS version
  ID: 1031
  BCCode 116
  BCP1: FFFFFA800580A010 (in an accident later it was FFFFFA80040BB010)
  BCP2: FFFFF88004A2F7F8 (later FFFFF88004AA07F8)
  BCP3: 0... 0
  BCP4: 0... 02
  6_1_7601 OS version
  Service Pack 1_0
  Product 768_1
  Data to descripe the problem:
  C:\Windows\Minidump\010314-23602-01.dmp (bzw. 010314-22791 - 01.dmp
  C:\Users\Myame\AppData\Local\Temp\WER-79388-0.SysData.XML

  I sent it using Toshiba, January 3, but I did not answer until now. So I hope that someone here could help me.

  I tried many things (drivers update, windows update, tests of software malware and many more), but nothing really continuous working. Sometimes the disturbance disappeared for a few hours just return again. When I started a game, the laptop crashed immediately. So I suspected a lack of memory.

  I did a witch proven my computers memory memtest work perfectly and during a hardware test my hard drive seemed to work too - but I'm no expert in this. When I did a full test material (with a trial version of EVEREST) the tool always crushing when the test reaches OpenGL. I disabled my video card and the test passed. After that I could use my laptop regularly... but without a video card.

  Yesterday, everything has worked perfectly - there was no accident and no disturbance of the display. When I tried to stop the computer, I noticed, that windows wanted to install a new update for ATI Radeon Mobility 4650 (which was in fact very old). It happened several times in the last days and never did something good.

  And of course it would reactivate the dev video. So I tried to prevent it to disable the updates.
  But it does not work. Installed the WIndows update and it came to pass that he should be: that day crashed my computer, when I started it and since this time, the disruption of the display again. And this time it seems to stay... disabling the card does not help this time.

  I don't know what else to do. Does anyone have an idea?
  I suspect a problem with the drivers. But I can't install the drivers with the official Catalyst software.
  I have my Toshiba laptop for summer 2010 and never had any problems like that.

  0 x 0000116 > (0xFFFFFA8007AF8010, 0xFFFFF88004AC3D9C, 0 x 0... 0, 0 x 0... 02) atikmdag.sys address FFFF88004AC3D9C base at FFFF88004AB1000

  From my point of few graphics card is the troublemaker.
  The atikmdag.sys file that occurs in the BSOD message, belongs to the ATI driver.
  I don t think that the graphics card driver might cause this problem. If GPU driver problem, new installation or update should fix the problems. But it seems that helps too.

  This is why I think the GPU chip is malfunctioning.

  By the way: you should not send an email to Toshiba, but contact the Toshiba authorized Service Provider (ASP) in your country. Service guys are usually the first point of contact in the event of hardware problems.

• Blue boxes and Bluescreens when you feed up to Satellite Pro P100-438

  Hello

  I own a Pro Satellite P-100-438 (PSPAHE - 001001GR). Yesterday, I tried to start a game, and shortly after, he froze, showed strange bluish rectangles and then a screen blue, followed by a reset.

  Then the screen was full of blue shaded boxes in the nature of a grid as a layer of perfect finish. Even the start screen "Toshiba - contact tomorrow" has this box-grid layer.
  From the login screen Vistas should appear, there is an another bluescreen: 0 x 00000050 Page Fault In Non-Paged area.

  Now, I can only start the computer in safe mode.

  I tried to restore the last configuration of windows work but that did not help. I tried to remove the display so drivers and fiddled with the parameter of startup in msconfig and at one point, I was actually able to get Vista running as usual without the blue boxes, but after awhile, I got another blue screen and since then, they have remained.

  Sometimes, there is an another screenshot as well: 0 x 00000116. nvlddmkm.sys - address 8C8149A0 base at 8 808000, DateStamp 4a9cdd24

  And he said something 'Attempt to reset display driver and recover timeout failed.' as well.

  See these screenshots:

  http://tinyurl.com/yhyopx5 0 x 00000050
  0 x 00000116 http://tinyurl.com/yhsj4co

  Any tips or suggestions?

  Best regards

  Daniel

  Hi again,

  last night I checked if the problem might be related to overheating. But now I think that's not the problem. I removed some dust, but it wasn't really much. Accidents still happen.

  Regarding the graphics bugs: this is the kind of a grid of blue boxes. But this isn't a perfect grid. Only a grid on the screen. I have a photo I will upload tomorrow. When I move the windows under the grate, it stays in place. Everything as it was somehow in the surface of the screen.

  Maybe if the graphics card is broken? It is not the RAM. I removed one at a time, and it is not related to it.

  Somehow check whether the graphics card? It's a Geforce Go 7900 GS.

  The laptop is a Satellite Pro P100-438 (PSPAHE - 001001GR).

  If I bought a replacement graphics card, might be able to buy a better? They're much cheaper than three years ago. Or which would mean too much consumption and amount of heat energy?

  What are the cards would work?

  Best regards

  Daniel

  Post edited by: GambitNC

• I get a Bluescreen whenever I'm trying to pair with devices

  This is the message that I received after you restart the computer:

  Signature of the problem:
  Problem event name: BlueScreen
  The system version: 6.0.6001.2.1.0.768.3
  Locale ID: 4105

  More information about the problem:
  BCCode: 1000007e
  BCP1: C0000005
  BCP2: 820F6B2F
  BCP3: B9CC6AE4
  BCP4: B9CC67E0
  OS version: 6_0_6001
  Service Pack: 1_0
  Product: 768_1

  Files helping to describe the problem:
  C:\Windows\Minidump\Mini090509-02.dmp
  C:\Users\Javier\AppData\Local\Temp\WER-146453-0.SysData.XML
  C:\Users\Javier\AppData\Local\Temp\WER6CD5.tmp.ver sion.txt

  Read our privacy statement:
  http://go.Microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=50163&clcid=0x0409

  I do not use a Toshiba computer or the USB Bluetooth adapter is Toshiba, so I hope that's not the reason.

  My specs:
  AMD Phenom 9550 Quad - core 2.2 Ghz, 4 GB of ram, 32 bit OS, WinVista Home Premium

  Thanks in advance,

  JDL
  I put the computer together myself.

  > I do not use a Toshiba computer or the USB Bluetooth adapter is Toshiba, so I hope that's not the reason.
  So you n t have a Toshiba laptop?
  This forum is created for users of Toshiba

  Anyway, the BSOD could be caused by serious software or hardware problem.
  Each tool/software pre-installed could cause a BSOD
  I think that you should first check if the BSOD happen using the computer with the new OS preinstalled.
  If the BSOD happen again, then you should check the RAM modules.

• Qosmio G20 failed during the installation of SP3, now bluescreens on startup!

  Qosmio G20 failed during the installation of SP3, now bluescreens on startup!
  Any suggestions?
  I can't restore to a date prior to the node without danger, he keeps failing?
  Please help me...

  Hello

  Have you tried booting with the CD of Microsoft WXP facilities and try to fix it?
  Sorry, but I don't see any other solution.

  A few months ago, I got a blue screen after installing the new software. I tried to do the same with the safe mode and system restore, but it has not t worked for me.
  At the end I backed up all my important data and installed new WXP.

• BlueScreen - Satellite A300

  From time to time, a blue screen appears with the following information:
  "STOP: 0 x 00000050 ' & the instructions were to remove options from memory the BIOS such as the cache & concealment.
  When I connect again, Windows provides me more information about the problem:

  Signature of the problem:
  Problem event name: BlueScreen
  The system version: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1
  Locale ID: 3081
  More information about the problem:
  BCCode: 50
  BCP1: 9B02A000
  BCP2: 00000000
  BCP3: 89A0C958
  BCP4: 00000000
  OS version: 6_1_7600
  Service Pack: 0_0
  Product: 256_1

  Files helping to describe the problem:
  C:\Windows\Minidump\041811-28579-01.dmp
  C:\Users\TOSHIBA\AppData\Local\Temp\WER-59295-0.SysData.XML

  How can I solve this problem?

  Hello

  BSOD are typical of a software or hardware problems.

  You said that this BSOD appears from time to time. This means that you can not reproduce this problem. It happens sporadically, and it is not very useful.

  I would recommend studying some more.
  Means that you must update the drivers; driver graphics card, etc.
  Check if you are using the latest version of the BIOS.
  New installation of the OS might be an option too.
  BSOD could also appear due to the faulty RAM memory.
  If the memory check should also be made

  Good luck

• Bluescreen error driver Tecra A4

  Tecra A4 model PTA42A-01C001 running XP - Pro bluescreens occasionally with a driver error. I can't find my model on the download from Toshiba site. Can someone please help?

  Very interesting, mate! :)

  Thank you for your comments. It's always interesting to read.