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  Have you tried to load the iPad on its charger and not on your laptop (which provides that the burden of maintaining antiny) until the battery reaches 100%

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  I'm on resolution 5, I used four different resolutions and none of them work, and I do not understand how to apply the meanless 5. Resolution 5

  Turn off the connected BlackBerry smartphone advanced power management features. For more information about how to disable the USB selective suspend feature in Windows, visitMicrosoft Help and Support site and search for "disable usb selective suspend."

  See if http://support.microsoft.com/kb/902274 help
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  Hello

  I know it sounds strange but your unit is pre-installed without intelligence tool. This is the reason why you can not find on the Toshiba download page. Please don t try to install this tool, designed for another unit, because you may have some trouble and many error messages. As far as I know all the tools must be adapted for each laptop model.

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  The European driver Toshiba page provides the drivers for XP 32 bit and Vista (32-bit & 64-bit).
  I did find all the drivers for XP 64-bit OS.

  As much as I know XP 64-bit drivers is not exist for one of the series of Toshiba laptops.

  Now a new better ;)

  I found a tool called display Tuner.
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  Rubens

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  This unit has been designed and delivered in the U.S. market
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  Link to photo

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  Now, how one of the largest manufacturers of laptops in the world can build a such nice computer without drivers for the most common operating system?, can someone explain me this because I sincerely do not understand.

  Thank you very much!.
  Indkt.

  Hello

  You can try after addresses:

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  Welcome them

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  Hey,.

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