M52 9210 - BIOS window - strange effect

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• DVD rom not detected in the Bios & windows

  Mr President, in my computer the dvd rom is not detected in the Bios & windows. Send me a PSE with solution please.

  Hello

  1. which version of the windows operating system is installed in the computer?

  2. What is the brand and model of the computer?

  Your CD or DVD drive is missing or is not recognized by Windows or other programs

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/982116

  Important this section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  322756

  (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756/)

  How to back up and restore the registry in Windows

  I also suggest you to connect with the computer manufacturing and update drivers for BIOS.

• Satellite Pro A300 (PSAG9E) - after updating BIOS Windows will not start

  Restart went well after update BIOS and Windows XP logo appears loads for a few seconds then a beep and restart - last good known or start Windows normally same effect.
  Reboot back to start - this is a new laptop - using the BIOS of Toshiba s official download site.

  Quite annoyed to try to find a way to upgrade or downgrade the BIOS.
  Took battery and RAM to see if I can delete it?

  Any ideas anyone?

  I think you mean BIOS * update * and do not upgrade ;)
  An upgrade is not possible

  However, you can try to remove the battery and the AC adapter and wait an hour. After that, reconnect the battery and the AC adapter and try to start Windows.
  Moreover I would load the default settings in the BIOS before starting Windows.

  If it doesn't work, it seems that your ROM module needs to be reflashed. In this case an ASP can help you.

• HP 250 G3 bios windows key does not

  Hello.

  My friend laptop hdd fail so I replaced it, the laptop come with windows 8.1 he upgraded to 10. After replacing the hard drive, I tried to install windows 8.1 but it ask me for a product key witch is embeded in the bios. I have install the os with a generic key and a locator of keys to get the key, but it does not work the key is not valid.

  product no. BH5 # J0X98EA

  It depends on the security policy for different companies. Another company have a security measure different they take and apply.

  HARD drive is one component that the key to export is tagged in and replacement needs to be changed the programming. I don't know that an authorized service center will be able to help out you.

• Mark a STOR E 1.8 as removable steel for bios/Windows

  I have a 250 GB 1.8 usb Stor E drive steel. He is recognized as local hard drive (not also removable) in windows and my problem: also of the bios recognized as HARD drive which he declares as a second hard disk and not removable.

  I want to be able to boot from it by making it a removable drive so that the bios recognizes the drive as "removable media" which is part of the boot sequence:
  1. removable media
  2 disc (boots of built on the HARD drive first)
  3. initializing the network...

  Eventually, it would be a success if I toggle the little removable media (RMB)? So that every system that I plug it recognize it as a removable (I hope). This hypothesis is correct?

  ---> Is there a utility from Toshiba to switch the RMB on the STOR E 1.8?

  Summary:
  My 1.8 is already bootable and works very well. Formatted NTFS which is a must for me. Any solution that needs fat is therefore not possible for me (I doubt it would work anyway). BIOS treats as HARD drive as opposed to a USB drive.

  Thanks for any help

  Found the HARD disk here.
  http://www.Toshiba-multimedia.com/EU/store-external-hard-drives/steel-18/
  It s a common USB2 SATA HDD

  > I want to be able to boot from it by making it a removable disk
  As far as I know boot from devices depends on the BIOS and not all laptops support boot from USB HDD. My laptop supports booting from USB, but only (no USB HDD) flash drive.

  > Possibly it would be a success if I toggle the little removable media (RMB)? So that every system that I plug it recognize it as a removable (I hope). This hypothesis is correct?

  Not sure about that. I know you can remove the forest of removable media USB keys but never tried to activate (if possible) on HDD USB but I used the tool called Lexar BootIt which could remove the RMB. There is an option called Flip removable Bit. Then the new partition on USB devices must be created

  But the use of these tools is at your own risks such as mentioned, never tried him with a HDD USB but old key USB flash

• How to turn on EFA (Extended-table page) in Intel i7 via BIOS (Windows 8)

  Hello

  I have a desktop HP p6-2083sc and I use Windows 8 Pro. Windows 8 Pro comes with service virtualization Hyper-V that I would use. Just as I turn SLAT (second level address translation) on which Intel called EPT (extended page table). I know my processor equipped with this technology. But I don't know how to turn it on.

  To be honest, I'm not sure if I know not even how to go to BIOS with this computer model. I try to hit F10 on start and need me a BIOS - look-a-like place, but there's absolutely nothing fancy options. Startup commands etc.

  Thank you for your help

  EDIT: Okay, it's BIOS I've entered until then. According to this http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03235578#N138 but when I turn on EPT then? Here (http://technet.microsoft.com/library/hh857623.aspx) it is said that "for more information about checking and changing virtualization settings in your system BIOS, consult the manufacturer of your system. ''

  Answer to myself.

  Dear kivikall, take a thorough plan look there. There is a menu of security and underneath there is a security system. It contains virtualization technology (VTx / VTd) option. That's what you're looking for!

• Pavilion dv7: update BIOS windows 10

  Hello

  My computer is really noisy and breaks down a lot, I discovered online that this could be resolved by updating the BIOS. My version is F.02 03/10/2011. But the problem is that my computer is too old for the HP site to provide me with updates compatible with Windows 10 drivers. How can I update my BIOS?

  Thank you

  Thank you for your answer, I'll try to clean the fan in this way.
  With respect to the update of the BIOS, I chose a version for my computer and Windows 7 that I used before.

• Re: Satellite Pro L300 - update after the BIOS, Windows will not start

  Hello

  I updated the BIOS on my laptop to the latest version and now it does not start in Windows. I can get to the BIOS menu. I tried to restore the default values and saved the day, but he's just a blue screen with writing on whichIi do not have the time to read it before it tries to restart and continues to do the same.

  Any ideas anyone?

  see you soon
  Phil

  Hi chaospunx,

  Which HDD mode did you use before the BIOS update? Perhaps this option, you need to change, then Windows will start up again.

  You can choose between the mode of access AHCI and Compatible HARD disk.
  Check this box!

• No sound in Satellite P105-S6024 - upgrade of the BIOS, Windows XP SP3

  I changed the BIOS - 20090304153829.zip BIOS and put the new processor T7400 and I don't have a present, I have Windows XP SP3.
  You are welcome to this question, it depends on my sound

  Help me.

  Hello

  According to http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm CPU upgrade is not supported, and what you have done is at your own risk.

  Anyway, is sound the only problem, you have now?
  What is with the Device Manager, have you tried to install the audio driver?
  Some unknown device appears there?
  Can test you the functionality of hardware using the recovery image?

• G50-70 - updated bios windows 8.1 for windows 10 good?

  Is the last update of the bios for windows 8.1 Although 64-bit for windows 10? The model of the laptop is lenovo G50-70.

  Thank you

  Mod edit: System model added to the subject line to improve visibility / clarity

  I would ONLY update the bios information if it meets a specific bug or a fix for your computer. At best the update process is a 50-50 chance of not working and "bricking" of the computer.

  Basically - if it isn't broken, don't fix it applies...

  CB

• y410p BIOS Windows 7

  I installed Windows 7 on my y410p without problem, but now I'm not able to enter the BIOS. Are there clear instructions for how to enter in BIOS under Windows 7, or is anyone know how?

  Have you tried the button Lenovo on the side next to the power plug?

• will be updated to windows 10 effect on my second internal hard drive data

  I'm currently back up all my data from my main hard drive of internal on my second hard drive internal. I want to know if I update to windows 10 will be it effect/delete data from my 2nd internal HDD.  Thank you

  It should not, but as usual, if your data is important to save you

• Pavilion p7-1254: can't access Bios - Windows 7 pro

  I tried the methods "F10" and "esc" while restarting, but whenever I do, I get in a configuration screen of HP with no way to get to the bios.  I just installed a hp amd radeon graphics, that works very well. However graphics originally included is automatically disabled. In order to use my sound bar speakers, I need to get into the bios, so I can enable the audio part of the map. Thanks for any help.

  You repeatedly type the F10 key at startup to access the BIOS

  This will help you with the setup of the BIOS:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/bph07110

• What are the requirements with respect to a processor and hard drive and memory is required to run windows seven effectively?

  Can I just move from XP to windows 7 without loosung files already under Xp.

  While XP is allowed as a way to upgrade to Windows 7, you must perform a new installation ("custom"). It is always wise to backup your data on external media (burn DVD, copy to external hard drive, etc.) before you do anything too drastic to install a new operating system.

  Upgrade paths - http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd772579%28WS.10%29.aspx
  Excellent how-to for upgrading to Windows 7 - http://lifehacker.com/5385127/prep-your-pc-for-windows-7
  What Windows 7 is right for you? Excellent comparison by CNET reviews - http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-31012_7-10379487-10355804.htmlStop
  Windows 7 system requirements - http://windows.microsoft.com/systemrequirements

  Step-by-step: Windows 7 upgrade and Migration
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd446674%28WS.10%29.aspx
  Make sure that your hardware is supported in Windows 7. You will need drivers. You can find them in either the OEM (HP, Dell, etc.) If you have this kind of machine or mftrs of individual hardware components. (motherboard, video card, etc.).

  MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Windows 7 effect on the brightness of the screen

  I just upgrade my Vista to Windows 7 on my Dell Inspiron 1420 laptop.  After installation, the brightness of the screen was significant reduced.  Screen brightness options show that it is on the intensity setting, and I can't increase the level.  It is certainly much less vivid, immediately after installed Windows 7.  Can someone tell me how to increase the brightness or should I uninstall Windows 7?

  Sounds like you using the Adaptive brightness.

  The screen on a laptop consumes more energy than any other part of the PC. Windows 7 automatically reduces the brightness of the screen if you are inactive for a period of time, just like a cell phone. Windows 7 adapts to your business intelligently. If the screen fades immediately after 30 seconds and you move the mouse to brighten the screen, Windows 7 waits 60 seconds before the display of gradation again. Andre Da Costa http://adacosta.spaces.live.com http://www.activewin.com