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• Lenovo E560 does not start after the BIOS update

  Finally, gave in the throbbing Lenovo and updated the BIOS on my E560 - big mistake.

  He's been through and installed correctly, no problems with chess, etc. (finally none that appeared on the screen).

  The laptop delivered to market very well, he crossed and updated the BIOS, restarted once and... nothing.

  At the present time I jumped the battery and power, reset the device (press the pwr for 15 sec, etc.), removed all devices, etc., etc., google for similar events and so little matter what I did, the laptop is as dead as a brick. I have the red on but that is all. Nothing doesn't appear on the screen (so can't see UEFI/BIOS), no fans start and the only thing that does the job is that the DVD drive can be opened.

  It's a relatively recent laptop (minimum 12 months so still under warranty), but as a word of warning to the other owners E560 - DO NOT INSTALL THE latest VERSION of the BIOS update.

  Well not unless you want a weight of expensive paper for your office.

  Managed to get everything sorted out (thanks to Lenovo support).

  Pop the battery and AC, then remove and reinstall the CMOS battery brought the laptop to life.

• Satellite L40 - 13G: Bios update is not on Vista SP1

  I have a Satellite L40 13 G and the latest Bios update refuse to update.

  I'm trying to update my BIOS because the laptop freezes randomly in time and I have problems of "graphic design" where the lag games where there is no form of explosion such as gunshots or a bomb.

  There are no instructions, not in the exe and certainly not on the screen. If I didn't know how Flash a BIOS I would certainly not choose the .bin BIOS file in the directory between all DLL files.

  Thank you
  Yahweh.

  Hello Jako

  Can you please tell me what your problem is now? What questions are you writing about?
  If I understand you well you have correctly updated the BIOS. Am I right about that?

  And what now? What do you mean?

• Satellite C660 - Freez after boot - corrupt BIOS update 1.7

  The Satellite C660 had start-up problems: freezing screen after startup and very, very slow. Also a HARD drive recovery did not help.

  I tried an update of the Bios and loaded the downloadable file that at Toshiba (version 1.7). The Bios update has not completed and now the laptop does not at all.

  The warranty is void, I now buy a chip of bios in China and I'm looking for now the bios file.

  It's all them very disappointing and a large size of time and money.

  > The Bios update has not completed and now the laptop does not at all.
  That s it Plains really looks like the module ROM was not properly flashed.
  I think it's a problem with the hardware, since you had problems before the update of the BIOS.
  I think that affected the procedure for updating the BIOS.

  > As the warranty is cancelled, I now buy a chip of bios in China and I'm now looking for the bios file.
  Forget it mate ROM module cannot be replaced in most cases the module ROM must be flashed with a disc of crisis

  Would recommend asking a Toshiba ASP for help and reflash the BIOS using the disc of the crisis.
  This should not be very expensive

  By the way: have you seen this thread:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=54395

• HP m8300f - BIOS update

  After a long battle here with frequest BSOD and freezes, starting with the HP support for update this m8300f (from Vista 32 bit to Windows 7 64-bit) and rounding up at this stage, with a Crucial support and - at the heart of the problem seems to be an update of the BIOS. My old BIOS is a Phoenix Technologies LTD 5.20 03/10/2007. There is a newer version of 2008 on the site of HP, which is that I've tried.

  Update the BIOS that I've done before on other machines, but now I need that again. So, I went to support and install the drivers downloaded here and started. Message: "system violates the minimum requirements for this update. Put up-to-date cancelled (9998). Now what?

  I had a complete crash on this machine with these go back and forth to BSODS. I had the original disc of VISTA but no service packs have been available since they came with the time constraint. So I chatted with HP support and they said that Win7 and a memory more would be a good thing. I had 4 GB of RAM, effective 3 somethingsince Windows almost steals a lot of go. I bought 4x2GB Crucial RAM and expected to see 8GB. But I saw was Blue Screen of Death again and again, no matter how, I placed these chips of memory.

  SO I am updating my BIOS especially when Crucial support, said versions of update to manage some problems with memory. But where and how do I get an upgrade of the correct BIOS?

  Someone knows a link?

  Arild929, welcome to the forum.

  You certainly did a very good job of explaining your problem.

  There is a BIOS update available.  No doubt that you have tried.  However, it is only available for Vista.  Therefore, you need to perform a system recovery to return to Vista, before the update works.  You should back up your personal data before you start.  Be extremely careful when you perform an update of the BIOS.  A good boat anchor actually an update failed.  They cannot be reversed.

  Once the BIOS update is complete, you can reinstall Win 7.

  Please click on "BRAVO Thumbs Up" if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• Satellite Pro L40: Bios update not necessary - no settings for RAM in Bios 1.90

  Hi, I just bought a Satellite Pro L40 laptop and im trying to figure out why the bios has no parameter memory.
  If I look at the ram using a tool of information system (cpuz or aida320), it shows she doesn't move at the speed of 667 mhz but at 533 mhz.

  As you can see from this screenshot the memory runs at the real speed is less than the maximum that the sticks have a rated power.

  http://img135.imageshack.us/img135/4580/cpuz1pj5.jpg

  Its running at 266 mhz (533 mhz ddr) where it should be run at 333 mhz (667 mhz ddr).

  I also noticed that with this laptop fan never seems to come, is it possible to mount the fan?
  Whenever I have the laptop for more than 30 minutes, it becomes very hot.

  Hello

  > if I look at the ram using a tool of information system (cpuz or aida320) it shows that it does not run at the speed of 667 mhz but at 533 mhz.

  What is your FSB?
  If the laptop was equipped with memory PC2-5300 modules then they could run at 667 MHz, but only if the FSB would supports 667 MHz! I think is supported by the FSB of 533 Mhz.
  So I can't say it s nothing wrong!

  > I just bought a Satellite Pro L40 laptop and im trying to figure out why the bios has no parameter memory.
  Why do you think a BIOS update would turn the memory settings in the BIOS?
  Please don t mix of desktop computers laptops! Laptops cannot be overclocked.
  BIOS of laptop computers is not the same thing as a desktop PC BIOS!

  > I also noticed that with this computer laptop fan never seems to come, is there a way to turn the fan to the top? Whenever I have the laptop for more than 30 minutes, it becomes very hot.
  Have you noticed all automatically turn off downs or any other strange behaviors laptop as freezing OS for example?
  If it is then that the laptop runs correctly and doesn't overheat.
  Books to support thermal protection which would be closed the laptop automatically to avoid equipment damage

  Then lean back man and enjoy your nice toy ;)

  PS: you are fan of Carlos Santana? ;) I ask through your nickname ;)

• Satellite A100-TA7 hangs at POST after BIOS update

  Kind of tech swavy, I know that my chances are very low to solve this but this is.

  I decided to update the BIOS on my laptop Toshiba Satellite A100-TA7(PSAA8C-TA702C) to the latest version available (6.00).

  I did it because I've heard of people have better luck doing their job of FN keys on linux with the latest BIOS.
  The installation is completed normally (went through all the steps, wrote to all 21 blocks) without any error, but after the reboot, I noticed that it is now displayed at the Toshiba logo screen.

  The blue progress bar moves twice but got caught then about 1/3 of the way through.
  To see how bad the damage was, I Press esc at the beginning of the POST and saw that it gives me the right Version of the BIOS (6.00).

  He also told me that "no TPM or TPM has problem" and "2039 M RAM Passed system."
  It then displays the message "Press to enter SETUP" (which makes the message disappears, but otherwise doesn't do anything.

  If I press f2 during the Toshiba logo screen, it replaces the message at the bottom with "Please wait" and nothing happens even after an hour of waiting.
  (Which makes sense, because before the bar blue everything would load before entering the CMOS settings). The thing is that the BIOS is not really "freeze", it gets stuck just at a specific place (I know because I can press F2 even after an hour of waiting and the laptop meets it by displaying "Please Wait".)

  Someone at - it no more things I could try? Thank you

  PS. I tried clearing CMOS too. (Now the power button for 60 seconds without energy source<--- i'm="" not="" sure="" if="" this="" is="" how="" you="" do="" it="" on="" this="" laptop="" so="" any="" info="" would="" be="" nice).="" and="" i'm="" also="" 100%="" sure="" i="" chose="" the="" right="" bios="" update="" and="" followed="" every="" single="">

  Ola Amigo

  It of very long history and it does not sound good

  > I decided to update the BIOS on my laptop Toshiba Satellite A100-TA7 (PSAA8C-TA702C) to the latest version available (6.00).
  I wonder about your BIOS version that I know, that the laptop series is designed for the Canadian market. It s a Canadian series and the BIOS or drivers should be downloaded from the Canadian site of Toshiba!
  Bad BIOS could cause issues like this it describes your message above!

  > I did it because I've heard of people have better luck doing their job of FN keys on Linux with the latest BIOS.
  Keys FN Toshiba need driver Toshiba and it turns out that Toshiba driver pages don t offer the drivers for Linux distributions, so I put t believe in the story spread by any people.

  I don t want to write a long story, so I would cut this now;
  Is that something was happening during the BIOS update process.
  Either you have used a procedure to update the BIOS or wring wrong and so the laptop can not pass the MESSAGE

  You will need to contact the local ASP to solve this problem, maybe you're a lucky guy and the technician should Flash the ROM module but in the worst cases, your motherboard is damage and must be replaced. :(

  Good luck

• Pavilion G6 - 1061ee BIOS update error causing the extreme fan noise

  Hello

  It been a while since that HP has completed a new update of the BIOS for my Pavilion G6-1061ee, I got v f.63.

  But now, they have made a new update of BIOS that is v f.65 I downloaded the file (the insydeFlash BIOS update) and when I run it and press START, my system freeze suddenly and EXTREMELY increase fan noise, it's like my CPU usage is 300% then in a few moments, the system shuts down and I could not be able to turn on the computer again , So I had to unplug the AC adapter and remove the battery then return everything back to be able to turn it on.

  So can anyone help me with this problem.

  OS: 8 64-bit Windows

  RAM: 8 GB (Original was 4 GB... And added another 4 GB)

  CPU: Intel (r) Core i5 CPU M480

  GPU: Radeon HD 6470 M with Intel HD 3400 grapchics

  - And thank you

  Kind regards
  Pedro Marthon

  Hello PedroMarthon.

  Are you currently overclocking the graphics card?

  In order to solve this problem, I think you should uninstall third-party drivers and use the official drivers for Windows 7 and the workaround posted by my peers.  The reason I suggest, is that the use of third-party drivers could cause strange problems and it will be easier to solve the problem.

  What I would say is remove the third-party drivers and then using the method posted in my response above.  Once the process is complete, I would try and then update the BIOS again.  If successful, you can remove Windows 7 drivers and again use your third-party drivers.  However, I'm not against the use of third-party drivers.

  I appreciated the way in which you have been given to work with me, so I went to come your messages of congratulations.  If you think that I was helpful please click the White Star under my name to give my messages of congratulations.  I would really appreciate it!

  I will keep an eye out for your next answer.  I wish you a nice day!

• Clocked at 20 degrees warmer since putting on 3.87 Rev A Bios Update on Z420 Workstation

  I have a question:

  Not too long ago I put the Bios Update on A Rev 3.87 was considered to be as critical an update on my workstation Z420 (running Windows 7 Pro 64-bit), and lately I've found that the CPU idling at about 20 degrees more hot than before.  I used to hear creaking noises coming from the computer I learned normally come circuits on the motherboard power delivery, but as long as I heard those CPU would be on average around 50 degrees C at idle.  I hear these noises and now the CPU is on average around 70-75 degrees C at idle.  Not sure what the connection is.  HP performance Advisor tells me I'm in the normal range, but I want to just make sure that with programs like Autodesk Maya there, she become too hot and stop the machine.   I don't know what the temp high-end is considered maximum security.  This change could have due to the update of the Bios?

  Thank you for your response and suggestions.  I check in my BIOS power management settings has been developed the extended mode, but the temperature has always hovered around 70-78 degrees at idle.  I checked Intel spec for this (E5 - 1650 6-core xeon) processor, clocked at 3.2 Ghz by heart, and although he said nothing on the TMax, he mentioned that the TCase (which he defined as the maximum temperature allowed integrated processor heat sink (IHS)) was 64 degrees Celsius.  Now my temperature of the case, according to my HP Performance Advisor version 1.7.7517.0 is only about 24 degrees C, but I put my fan a little higher CPU, about 2009 rpm speed.  This makes a little more noise, but my CPU temp has dropped to about 49 °.  "" Before the change of the fan speed has been slightly more than 1300 RPM while the Advisor I have always said that it is in the range "normal".  Is it good to get the speed of the CPU fan like that or do I have to go a little lower?

  James Holman

• Satellite X 200-20 s - LAN does not work after BIOS update

  Hi all

  I've updated the BIOS version 2.7 and NIC LAN just disappeared from my list of device. The wireless network card works fine however. When I plug the ethernet cable, the green light turns orange not, so I guess that it is not broken, as it worked fine before the BIOS update.

  I tried different drivers lan Windows XP and still nothing. Any ideas please?

  I have Windows 7 x 64 installed.

  LAN option is listed in the BIOS boot menu?

  If you have tested with Win7 and WXP maybe you should do finally test and install recovery image original Toshiba that you got with your laptop and see what happen when you use the laptop with the factory settings.

• Once BIOS updated by Satellite Pro U400-15N no longer works

  Hi all

  I got my BIOS update from toshiba Web site, when I used it to update my laptop, it crashed and now my computer doesn't work anymore, I tried authorized service provided, but they couldn't remedy! and said: I need to change my motherboard which is almost more expensive than my laptop itself, I'm sure you understand now that I have more warranty

  What I need your support on is the following:

  Can someone provide me with. ROM BIOS files for this model?

  If this isn't the case, someone has any information of how fix?

  If this is not available nor can someone provide me the model of this particular motherboard so I can order a new one?

  Thanks in advance

  It is difficult to solve these problems.
  Check it please http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=54395
  There is an interesting discussion about the similar problem.

• BIOS update is not possible for Portege M700

  I tried to update the BIOS to my M700-110 PPM70E-02302DEN from 1.60 to 1.80 (P005Bv180.exe).

  However, it fails with the error "the BIOS update is not taken in charge of operating system. No support for operating system or service pack installed. »

  In the "more information", I have read "OS independent.
  This is the Windows 7 Home Premium with Service Pack 1 unsupported?

  What is the problem?
  What BIOS is right for my system?

  Please help me!
  Thank you very much.

  Hello

  It seems that the OS Vista was preinstalled on this laptop.
  This means that you have installed the Windows 7 system to your own hand.

  The point is that BIOS update requires a few essential tools of Toshiba.
  For example, the package of value added is an important software package and must be preinstalled on the laptop.

  VAP is installed?
  If this isn't the case, install the PPV before trying to update the BIOS.

• BIOS update failed on Tecra R10 with Windows7

  Hello

  I have problems with the update the BIOS of my Tecra R10J. The current version is 1.4, and I want to upgrade to 3.0, so I downloaded from the Toshiba web site the good file named "P006Cv300.exe" 2009-11-04 released. It is an update of the BIOS online in a real session of Windows 7. Simply right click the compress exe, click Run as admin and that is all, but... for me, he said:
  * "[Error] the start of the service was abandoned. The user doesn't have administrative privileges. "

  See below:
  http://perso.Orange.fr/100Mo/bioserror.jpg

  I tried with:
  -closed AV, firewall, etc...
  -turn off UAC
  -Run as administrator
  -Tried with another admin account
  -Safe mode (update of the bios doesn't support safe mode)
  -lead the local administrator session

  No change. Always the message "user lacks administrative privileges."
  Need help please, found nothing on Google (similar but not resolved Bios problem!)

  Thank you

  Hey ignore them,

  As Akuma has already written the added value Package must be installed for BIOS update for the BIOS to read system information correctly. Besides, the VAP is needed for special functions such as the FN keys so it must be installed.

  It would be interesting to know what is happening with the factory settings. I guess that your computer laptop wasn t ship with Windows 7, but with Vista and you should try it with Vista.

  Welcome them

• Tecra 8100: bios update of cd. exe does not command line

  I want to update the bios of my Tecra 8100.
  I downloaded the bios, but the pc has no floppy, I cooked up a cd bootable like this

  When I start the pc, F2, press c to boot from the CD-ROM, I get in a dos environment. I went to the drive Z, "dir" and see the bios.exe that I've burned to cd. To run it I type bios.exe and continue to be 'command unrecognized file name' when I type dir *.exe, he does not see the file either.

  Maybe I forget something here?

  + The message was edited by: removed link - bad info +.

  Hello

  Your described method does not apply to Toshiba laptops.
  Each computer laptop manufacturers supports various BIOS update procedures

  Toshiba on this page we:
  http://www.CSD.Toshiba.com/cgi-bin/TAIS/support/JSP/downloadDetail.jsp?soID=356848&PF=true
  Here you can download the latest version of the BIOS for Tecra 8100

  The 4810.25 package must be unpacked everything first.
  Then you should check the files available.
  There is a readme.txt file that describes how to update BIOS using the ISO to CD.

  I hope I could help

• irreversible bios update made noisy fan (8710p, 8710w, 8510p, 8510w, fan, F.20, F.0E)

  Hey.

  I just want to share my experience with the update of the bios on my computer hp 8710w laptop and talk to HP support. I've updated F.0E to F.20 and after that this fan went wild. In windows 7 it works very well every boots 2 / 3, or more. All fans of time runs fast, no matter what the system load and temperature are. What makes the portable noisy.

  I used to use linux and it just fan slow down after spinning up to cool the system. It is really something that you want to have, because it becomes a noisy vacuum cleaner with an excellent machine and quiet.

  I have enough evidence to assume that the problem was caused by the update of the bios. First of all, it started exactly after the bios update when nothing else has been changed. Secondly, 5 years ago I had a very similar laptop (8710p) and when I have updated the bios to F.0F, it's the same thing, but I fortunately downgraded the bios and everything was back to normal. In addition, reported others on the internet and these discussion forums.

  Now with the update of F.20... There is no way to downgrade. It's embarrassing: HP has released a update this feature breaks... and there is no way back (except the replacement of the card system, which is expensive for laptops out of warranty).

  I was the cat and then talk on the phone with HP support. They are not really very close to professional. First, they said that my windows 7 is not officially supported and should I install xp or vista. I have xp installed specially for them, and which consumes a lot of time. Of course, nothing has changed. And they actually all drivers for windows 7...

  The best advice of hp support has been trying to install all previous versions of the bios. I reported a failure on each one, then only, they found in the description of the version F.20 could not be downgraded. After reading the forums here for 15 minutes, I knew much more technical support on my laptop and the question, lol.

  After talking with me for a time very long (like 3 or 4 hours) and say that I try to restart my machine, or start with the Windows key + b, etc., they said that my laptop is out of warranty, and there is nothing that they can help me with.

  I confess that the laptop is out of warranty... but only suffers from the update of the official firmware that cannot be downgraded. Yes, I know I'm supposed to buy a new replacement HP laptop. But... This look bad.

  Now, I'll get a replacement bios chip, programmed with the previous version of the bios and soldered to the motherboard...

  Hello to the guys at HP support. They are nice people who try to be useful, they don't know anything about their products :-)

  Hello programmers to the HP bios... Please... Please be better, please learn that bugs can be corrected.

  Problem solved! :-D

  I downgraded to F.0E

  Find a difference in the photos below:

  BEFORE:

  

  AFTER: