Bug in the BIOS in G570

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• Satellite U200 163: a bug in the bios with linux

  on my u200 163 (with the new bios 1.3 works well on XP), linux (2.6.17) as Mandrvia 2007 or Ubuntu Edgy new distributions does not start ok. After grub starts, two lines talking about the bios bug and memory address not E820 reserved and not using MMC...?
  Y at - it a bug in the bios? Can I change something in my bios?
  These linux distributions work very well on other PC...

  Thank you!

  Hi ft

  Unfortunately I have no explanation for what is happening exactly to your device, but don t forget that your device is not supported under Linux and also designed for Windows XP.

  Satellite U200 is more recent and it is possible that in a month next someone will do some Linux experience on this unit and reported it here.

  Good bye

• Satellite (Satego) P100 - Bug in the Bios - 3D - games is not possible!

  _Hello _

  I have a problem with my Toshiba Satego (= Satellite) laptop P100-491.

  Unfortunately the version of bios 4.7 installed Toshiba repair service, after that I can't play games in 3D without solid fps drops! This is the common problem with the satego P100 class.

  * The most recent bios, version 4.7, is a failure once again! *

  So I looking after a newer version, but right now, I still suck.

  * Toshiba Service is not able to solve this problem! Maybe they could give me a bios older without this bug, is - it possible? *

  What should I do?

  (Is there anyone with an older version, for example 4.5, who could give it to me?)

  Hello

  I read somewhere in the forum that an update of the graphics card driver should help you
  As far as I know after that the BIOS updated graphics card driver should be updated also.

  Check it!

• After that the BIOS update can not use Debian

  I upgraded to v3.70 Bios and now my Debian has following problem:
  at the start of the adage about stucks kernel:
  PCI: BIOS Bug: f0000000 MCFG area isn't E820 - reserved.

  Did I screw the upgrade (Win startup, run the bios update and follow the instructions)? Or is this normal?
  How can I know Toshiba, they have the bug in the BIOS?

  Stepan

  Hello

  After the BIOS update you can use delivered and supported operating system (recovery image)?

• Date of the bios W530 implemented security/virtualization gray out

  Hi, guys

  I have a W530, with installation standard i7 and 16G.

  I want to activate HV - X and found that they are marked as being disabled and disabled in the BIOS, also date is grayed out too.

  Do you know how to fix it? I7 should take over virtualizaion, while times of setting is grayed out, I think it's a safety issue or a bug in the BIOS, but I had the same problem with the BIOS in February 2013 and also update to the latest version of BIOS, 2014, same problem here.

  Can anyone help?

  do you have the supervisor password value?

• 850 - 009na M1Z34EA #ABU: CPU fan for the 850-009na feel like Phoenix does not turn down after the power - on self test unless the BIOS is entered

  Hello

  I have posted responses to other posts on this topic, but thought I'd start a new thread to gather my conclusions. I'm sorry for a trial

  This PC is virtually brand new (only a few weeks now) and otherwise perform exceptionally.

  Basically, if the machine is disconnected from the power grid (i.e. the power is off at the plug or the power cord removed), when the machine is supplied then the CPU fan turns over 2000 rpm and stays there. All the other PC that I do this too, but the fan will slow down after turning upward. I know that this is done as part of the POST to check that the fan is running.

  If I go into any installation of seed, start-up or BIOS for example (i.e. by pressing ESC or F10 etc.), the fan will slow down immediately up to 700 rpm. It will stay like that until the next time the machine is started against the cold. If I shut down the PC - watch or stop - but do not cut the power supply, then the next time the machine is started, the fan is still about 700 rpm. It is not to turn up to 2 k + RPM when lit.

  As soon as I unplug, then the next time the PC boots, it will turn to the top and I have to repeat steps - off, boot, enter the BIOS, exit and continue. It is something to do with the cold start.

  Note that I don't have to do anything in the start menu - I for example go to the BIOS settings, exit without saving the changes, and the fan will still slow. It's going in the boot sector that slows down the fan.

  When the PC started out-of-the-box, I opted for the upgrade to Windows 10 during installation. I have read in various places that people had experienced after the upgrade, so I reset the machine to factory settings (Win 8.1) and have not upgraded, but the problem persisted. However convinces me that Windows 10 has been removed completely, as when I went to restore the backup image (i.e. dating back to what I had before the factory reset) there are references to 10 Windows (for example, it says 'Continue to Windows 10' as well as various food options). I do not understand UEFI so I don't know if that was involved.

  I tried to change the power plan options "Processor power management-> cooling system strategy" on the liabilities side, but no joy there.

  I think that the fan and sensors work, based on the findings below. These readings of temp and fan are taken from AIDA64

  After starting cold (current was cut, without entering the BIOS), machine runs dry without load

  

  Exactly the same thing--starting in cold, but go in the BIOS, do nothing and continue. Once again, no load

  

  This is after power off and resarting, but to let the PC network

  

  After the above, I used Prime95 to put the CPU support (use of 95-100%), and after an hour, the readings are:

  

  Note that even so, the fan was not particularly strong, but it's at 2222 rpm as in the first reading.

  If I play at 4K (the whole point of the PC ) the CPU so far got very warm, the GPU is but his fan turns up as planned.

  In conclusion, it seems that the POST has a problem because it does not slow down the fan after the test.

  I can live with let the machine always plugged into the sector (for example, most of the time) and I guess that's what most people do, but I would like to know what the problem is (for example if it's really something 10 Windows, or a bug in the BIOS/UEFI)

  Thank you very much!

  John

  Explain you a lot of people who maybe have returned their system immediately because of this? Others might judge normal sound. Not irritable average is not coming here to complain. Others might judge her so little. They simply don't like. You will never convince me that is not a BIOS problem. As the problem resolves itself when you enter manually each time. It can be reproduced every time.

• State of the hard drive, the 'Frozen' value in the bios, no registered password?

  My ACER Aspire 5733 shows the HARD drive as 'Frozen' in the bios and, of course, does not start to her.

  There is no administrator password or user saved, but it shows the HARD drive as "Frozen" in the security of the bios screen.

  If I take the drive hard on and restart, it is not, as planned, when I put it in, reboot, go directly to the bios, it now shows the status of the HDD as "Clear" as the other password two States. BUT if I then reboot, instead of from Windows, it shows no bootable devices. Then when I check again the bios, the State of the hard drive is back in '' Frozen '' and two other passwords are always 'Clear' as before.

  Does anyone know how to fix this?

  I tried a few reboots, and even with another hard drive installed, he always does this.

  I have corrected it.

  He kept returning to the State of 'Frozen' on the hard drive even after the recommended Acer fix found here:http://acer.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/32674/~/bios-password-frozen#_ga=1.262809484.160920...

  After trying the procedure, he always returned to '' Frozen '' on the first restart during the installation of Windows.

  So what I did that.

  When I came back to the State where all three passwords security read "Claire", for the very next reboot, I updated the bios to the latest version. I used the pure BACK method.

  After stopping when the bios update has been done, the 'Clair' State was still intact. I * think * rest of the State of "Clear", as long that you go directly into the bios after that, and the problem was that it was not saved when you plan does not directly in the bios. On the next reboot after update bios, I started to install windows and THIS time after update BIOS, the first reboot during windows installation has NOT led to a State "Frozen" hard drive.

  So I think there may be a bug in the bios of last second for this camera, because it doesn't seem to be able to actually save the State of the hard drive correctly password.

• No access to the BIOS. Aspire V5 - 571G

  Hi Acer community,

  the problem is: I can´t enter the BIOS on my laptop, I Don t know what the problem and I now have the idea of what to do now.

  What have I done?

  I had installed Windows 7 and everything worked fine. So I decided to install Debian GNU/Linux instead. It worked, although I had a few problems with the Wi - Fi connection and the system has not successfully stopped. That s why I wanted to reinstall Windows. In order to boot from the DVD, I have to change the boot order, because Debian always changes its own priority of boot to max - so at this point BIOS still worked! During the installation of Windows 7, I formatted all partitions of HARD drive, created new and BAM! Windows 7 would not installt because he has some problems with the GPT partitions, he said that he could not install on that partition (I tried it all). So I canceled the installation and the inexplicable to the system. Of course now he printed "the operating system not found '. I could not even access BIOS (although it has shown that the normal message 'Press F2...) "installing Windows 7 had trouble finding some drivers, so it has not yet started correctly. The recovery of Acer, I created from Windows 7 (before installing Debian) began, but he was not able to copy the first file and ended. If nothing has worked. However, I could install Debian again, who is now my OS.

  Current situation:

  Operating system is Debian 7, s work, but I have a lot of problems with it (can't change the brightness of the display, often loses a wifi connection, restarts instantly (!) after stopping)

  CAN´t enter the BIOS: I tried F2, DEL, ESC, F10, F12 without success.

  Debian is again at startup priority #1 and I can´t change it without BIOS (so not able to BOOT from DVD, etc.)

  I tried to short-circuit the G2201 contact (repair explains how to use it to remove the BIOS password), without success.

  Maybe it s import I use the GRUB bootloader, which is automatically installed with Debian

  So at this point, I can only hope that anyone of you has an idea what to try next.

  Thank you for reading of this

  MY GUY OK PROBLEM IS SOLVED, HERE IS THE SOLUTION:

  Maybe there is a problem with the basic bios. When you set it to UEFI for LEGACY with the secureboot he have a * beep * bug and after you can not start on anything except which is authorized by the secure boot

  And with the bug, you can not enter the bios...

  My solution is...  To Flash the bios!

  Here you can find the FILES, no PACKAGED goods:

  https://www.BIOS-mods.com/forum/thread-Acer-Aspire-V5-571P-BIOS-unlocked-hidden-options

  I download files on my google reader:

  https://drive.Google.com/file/d/0B_lTuCxt68AOYy03UE83LVBoZWc/view?USP=sharing

  This image of the unzipped bios, this means: you can run it from the prompt...

  Put the Windows RESCUE KEY into the computer

  Go to Advanced Options and open the command prompt,

  Then put another key with the bios files flashing inside...

  Type "pushd D:\". "where D:\ is the usb key, where is the flashing files! (if you don't know the letter, you can try A B C D E...

  Then do a "DIR" command to see if it's the right device!

  Then run launch.bat.

  Then it Flash the bios AND YOU CAN press F2 to ENTER IN...

  So now idk if we were not able to press F2 due to a bug in the BIOS, or problem fastboot (fastboot = no keyboard support)

• ThinkPad E540. Update the BIOS 2.09. Swap Ctrl and Fn bug

  When I have updated the bios to 2.09 I see in the changelog

  Adding support for shortcut key Fn + p (Pause) / Fn + K (stop scroll) / Fn + B (Left-Ctrl + Break) / Fn + S (Left-Alt + SysRq)

  But this change is bug. I use exchanged Fn and Ctrl key. And the combination of keys CTRL + S produces CTRL + ALT. Please correct.

  
  

• DELL xps l502x BUG, the BIOS is locked, when the bios password is put under vacuum

  I am a computer scientist, I tried to remove my bios password that worked very well up there, but when I went into the bios can be implemented with options to try to remove the BIOS password I couldn't find the option to remove the password so I thought the password nothing will remove password

  So I went to the new option of password, I entered my password, leave the new password and confirm the new password in White option and clicked 'OK' the BIOS did not error, but fortunately accepted.

  But after restarting my BIOS again asking BIOS password and shows the indicator of unlocking, I entered one, left empty, space... tried but nothing worked.

  If empty passwords not allowed, then the system should not have accepted it in the first place, now, my laptop is not in warranty then what should I do now.

  Service number:

  BIOS: phoenix securecore tiano

  OS: Windows 7 Home premium 64-bit

  PS: I strongly suggest dell to improve their stable BIOS, so that clients do not have to face these problems

  Hello world

  Unfortunately because of inadequate test/development by Dell & Pheonix, there is only one solution, at least if it's the same problem as mine (original post). And also is the solution if you do not know the BIOS password. In other words, to replace the hardware store the BIOS password.

  The solution offering the Dell: Is to replace the motherboard, which they claim will cost me 10 to 12K INR. Dell said that they will not replace the component on the motherboard, but the card mother together.

  What I did, and I suggest you do the same: I took my laptop laptop to a good repair shop in Mumbai, which has changed re - solder a component on the motherboard. Costs me about 1 K INR and everything worked perfectly until now.

  PS: I already spent countless hours with dell and technicians, this was the only solution.

• The BIOS 1.90 solves all problems USB on Satellite M30X?

  Hello

  A few months after buying my M30x, I bought an external USB HDD to 200 G. The drive kept just disappear during use, so I took over, but the repair shop said they found nothing wrong with it. How you introduced me what s, update the BIOS 1.90.

  In any case, after the upgrade everything seemed dandy for real,
  and the drive worked fine. Fast forward to where the 2006/2007
  I bought two more external drives, a 2.5 "160G and
  a 3.5 "500G. The 160G is back to the store because he kept
  display errors, but he did on other machines too, so I'm
  get a new one soon.

  Now, the 500G seems to work without problems and I did 200G of this already, but this week training started acting funny. First of all, I dual boot Win XP and openbsd. OpenBSD disk went all crazy and to attach and detach sometimes 48 times in a row... so I said okay, maybe a bug in their implementation of USB. I have run windows again (ugh) and start copying files autour just randomly and bam, the disk disappears, and I get a screen blue, followed by a quick restart...

  at this point, I looked around as if there is an another BIOS update because my sixth sense tells me, it is still not right with 1.90, cause 2 operating systems may not be bad so I'm very inclined to believe that he is not yet 100% correct.

  Someone has seen something similar?

  Hello

  As much I know Toshiba does not provide any information what has changed with the new versions of BIOS and as a result, you could try only update the BIOS version and hope

  The 500 GB HARD drive is great device HARD disk that needs a lot of power?
  USB ports for laptop contains 500mAh and if the device needs more power as 500mah that it of possible that external devices may not work properly.

  I m not an expert in openbsd, but you can disable the saving on the simple USB ports on Windows.
  You can also try to remove the USB ports in Device Manager and after new restart you windows should recognize the ports again.

• Satellite A300 and Centos Linux - EHCI: transfer of the BIOS didn't 01010001

  Hello

  I have a laptop Toshiba A300 - 211 PSAGCE.
  It has 32-bit Vista as the operating system.

  Now, it is dual bootable Centos linux with Vista and it does not start in Centos, displaying the message "EHCI: transfer of the BIOS has not (bug BIOS?). 01010001 "and it restarts automatically, without any statement by me. "Reboot" again and again.

  The same problem appears when loading windows 7 or windows 8. With windows vista, only it doesn't have problem. The only problem with Vista is that Skype does not recognize my toshiba webcam.

  My bios version is 2.2, and unfortunately, the TOSHIBA support site does not support the model of mylaptop with another more recent version of the bios. I tried to load the new version of the bios of other Toshiba A300 model, but my phone does not support the flash BIOS.

  Please help me! It is very important for my work to solve this problem.

  I wait anxiously for any help or idea or a new version of the BIOS.

  Kind regards

  Please give me a solution as soon as possible because I can't work!

  Thank you very much.

• Qosmio G50-129 PQG55E - 64-Bit Windows 7 updated - update the BIOS?

  Hello

  I have a Qosmio G50 that I've upgraded to Windows 7 64 bit. My BIOS is unupdated for 6 months when I bought the machine.

  I went to update the BIOS, just to keep things updated, so I went through the pilot Online Assistant:

  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp

  And all information entered above, it provides:

  http://Support1.toshiba-tro.de/Tedd-files2/0/BIOS-20090312131718.zip

  After having unpacked and P0060v210.exe running, he extracted, and then said:

  "The [error] BIOS update is not taken in charge of operating system. No support for operating system or service pack is installed. "(Word to all my friends of Googling!).

  Toshiba has an update of the BIOS for the Qosmio G50 is supported on Windows 7? Specifically for the 64-bit? They need to fix this glitch which orders to download this file when it is not clearly supported by Windows 7.

  Also, I tried to run it in compatibility mode with Windows XP SP2 and it worked fine - but I was nervous about going through the update if it didn't initially support Windows 7, so I do not continue to the next prompt. Is it safe to do? Has anyone else in this situation he does without problems? I read the BIOS updates can go horribly wrong, if not careful, so I hesitate to update the BIOS by performing the update in compatibility mode when it doesn't support Windows 7 on its own!

  Thanks in advance for any help and Merry Christmas.

  Hello

  I agree with bljuzga_1.
  Because the BIOS is independent, it shouldn't be a problem with the update using Win 7 OS.
  The error must be linked to your installed Win 7 OS and not the BIOS bug.

  It would also be possible that your value added package for Win 7 is not installed correctly.
  This package contains the TOSHIBA components common driver which is an essential component of the Windows operating system. He will have to make the other original programming TOSHIBA works correctly.

• Tecra A9 - compatibility/AHCI in the BIOS mode

  The Toshiba Tecra A9 seems to have a serious lack of implementation of the BIOS: it has an Intel ICH8 - M - SATA controller capable of running in Intels so-called "handset Mode" that allows it to act as a controller SATA AHCI, a normal IDE controller or mix the two for various channels.
  The BIOS allows to adjust it to the "compatibility" - mode that seems to work correctly by running in the IDE for all channels mode, but the mode "AHCI" seems to be set up wrongly. AHCI is a standard for SATA devices that is widely used and the Tecra A9 defines only the hard disk to use SATA AHCI - optical drive CD/DVD-ROM rest in IDE mode which leads to conflicts of pilots as only one driver can access the controller in DMA mode - when the value of both SATA and IDE modes, two drivers are needed for one physical chip.
  'AHCI' in the BIOS must activate the peripheral subject connected to the controller is running in SATA AHCI mode, but as I already said, it is not. Only the hard drive will be displayed as SATA device.

  For me, this looks like a defect in the BIOS that needs to be repaired.

  Best regards
  Peter

  Hello

  I think that it s perhaps a default, but you done already encountered problems with the execution of the "compatibility mode" where the CD/DVD drive (IDE ;)) works in "IDE mode"?

  Do you have a few mistakes or something similar? If so, then it s probably REALLY a bug, but if not, maybe this 'combined mode' (I know what you´re talking about my old 875P Chipset and my ICH5 have the same thing) works correctly.
  In my machine (desktop computer with a DFI Lanparty 875P and northwood at 3 Ghz) runs in the "handset mode" so that everything works to make it compatible in "IDE" mode But I Don t a loss of performance.
  It s not as fast when I drive in pure SATA mode, but then my DVD won't work.

  So, if you have problems with the machine then I agree, otherwise "it s not a bug, it s a feature" ;)

  Welcome them

• Satellite A200 (PSAE0C-AH308C) - after the BIOS black screen update

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba Satellite (model No. A200; Part No. PSAE0C - AH308C) and to install Windows XP on a version already corrupted Vista (which had 4 partitions, that have been corrected, erased, then reformatted in a solid block). Now, I have installed all the appropriate drivers off Toshiba Canada support site...

  Everything worked, but I wanted to see in Windows (since I just got this computer) if everything was in place and working normally until I installed Ubuntu... Then I did the update to the BIOS flash. The program is supported in two formats, one for Vista and one for XP... for XP has a more high at 5.20 and Vista BIOS version the 1.80 revision of BIOS... that are marked as being updated by the Toshiba site. I opted to download the latest version of the BIOS.

  Things got ugly as soon as I unzipped the self-extracting program. First of all he said he could not find a .dll file (even if it is clear from there), so that seemed as if it started to Flash the BIOS but has not finished (it was just what happened when I opened the program)... I think he got to the ROM of compensation but did not have any code in there... Windows attempted to close the program because he did not respond, and I tried to take the program... had the same .dll error, but this time, the screen of the program was just gray...

  Given that this program is not Flash the BIOS unless the user selects the button "Flash BIOS", I have reason to believe that it was a bug in the program, or a combination of it and Windows comes to interfere (no program were running at the time, while he was supposed to be a dedicated flash). I can only flash in the Win.

  Now, I rebooted the computer, twice... the screen turns black, the HARD disc spins, the DVD drive has done his usual clicking sound when the computer starts, but it seems to stop as there is no BIOS entact.

  Can I replace the BIOS chip? There is no way for me to access the BIOS at all.

  Thanks for any help on this

  Thank you & best regards

  Muhammad Asif
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  Hello

  Unfortunately, the BIOS update has failed and now BIOS is damaged. For this reason, you cannot start and use your laptop. I agree with Luke. Please contact nearest Toshiba authorized maintainer and ask for help. Talk with them and I am sure that you will find the best solution to this problem.

  Satellite A200 is quite long on the market and it is hard to believe that updating the BIOS on the Canadian page may have a bug. All updates are tested and used by millions of users and service providers. If there is something wrong, I do not believe that this update will be available on the page of public support.

  In any case, contact the nearest service provider and explain the situation. Believe me this is the best thing you can do now.

  Good luck!