My Satellite P200 overheat? CPU at 65 degrees C

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• Satellite P200 - need CPU fan replacement

  I have a Satellite P200-16V and my problem is on the cpu fan.

  I tried to open it, but after the keyboard, hard drive, Rams, OVOCHECK and 40-50 screws and some cables, I realized I have to get out the motherboard and screen mabe and I close it again after 3-4 hours. The cpu fan has been breaking and I don't know what to do.

  I am from Greece. If I go to the toshiba in Greece, I can find a cpu fan or any system cpu radiator? Can you help me?

  Hey Buddy,

  Looks like the fan needs to be replaced and therefore, you should contact the closest service provider authorized in your country. Guys can order a replacement part and swap it out.

  On the Toshiba site, you can find a list of them:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > find an authorized service provider

  Sorry, but everything that s what I can say. Here it s only a user forum so I think no one knows the exact number of part or a manual how to take apart the laptop but the ASP can do for you. :)

• Satellite P200-1I4 - CPU upgrade because of virtualization

  Hello!
  I have Satellite P200-1I4 and I need Intel CPU virtualization technology, but T2370 does not support. Is it possible to change as T7300 CPU or other with virtualization?

  I know, Toshiba does not support upgrades and so forth... I read the FAQ on the change of CPU, but I need options for my laptop!

  Thank you!
  JA? NIS

  Hello

  The first point is that CPU upgrade is always risky, because I think that no one can say if the new processor will be supported the mainbaord, BIOS and chipset.
  The hardware installed on your laptop works with preinstalled CPU but not with the other s CPU.

  The next point is not all laptops have virtualization and the BIOS must also support this. So I guess that your BIOS doesn't have such an option and that means that you cannot use virtualization even if you have a processor that supports this.

• Satellite P200 (PSPB6A) - heating problem

  I recently setup my Toshiba Satellite P200 laptop as a dual boot Win-XP(SP 2) & Win-Vista Home Premium. I also installed the SpeedFan utility to monitor the temperature of the component on the system.

  When booting with Win-Vista Home Premium, the CPU temperature is usually of the order of 50-55(degree Celsius). However, boot with XP, the temperature comes to the range of 65-70(degree Celsius) and a great fan noise is heard.

  Someone would be able to help me understand as to what could be the problem with the installation?

  Thank you

  Arun

  You must clean your laptop with a jet of compressed air. This could blow out the dust from the cooling fans.
  For this you don't have to disassemble the laptop and you can buy it by a local computer dealer.
  It s very helpful so try it.

  Also, make sure that there is enough free space around the laptop and use it only on a table and example not in bed.

  Finally and most importantly, I think that the temperatures of 50-55 degrees Celsius is ok.

• Satellite P200 - 123 No Post, but still the boots

  Hello

  Have a strange, my old Satellite P200-123 worked extremely hot (70 inactive more than 100 of the load) 2 years so he disassembled and replaced the thermal grease, fans and cleaned. Standard maintenance went well, (apart from the microphone plug disintegrate at the start, but I use headphones so not really a problem).

  First boot after the interview I noticed that the screen does not display anything until windows log in screen, no toshiba screen, no post messages, etc. At first, I thought it may have lack of an external port (VGA or HDMI) however I tried to connect to an external device and he still refuses to show anything until the windows log on screen.

  I stripped and repaired hundreds of laptops (it's my job) but never encountered this in 15 years of maintenance and repairs PC and laptop. System running Windows 7 (not like it should make a difference) and the used thermal grease was the new Artic MX-3 and served on the GPU, the CPU and the Northbridge (and before someone says you must use the compound of unfounded pressure of toshiba ceramics, stuff I've used here are better for this the toshiba recommended stuff, believe me). The system works well (now idling at 39 and 65 at full load), I guess that's not much of a problem, unless I need to reinstall or restore my machine for some reason, all the world has an idea on how to fix this?

  Very interesting, Jaster! :)

  Thanks for sharing this information with us!

• Satellite P200-13F slow with Vista installed

  Wow, after 2 weeks of waiting we had the newest Satellite P200-13F... fantastic... Well, is more then a couple of months... then the problems started to irritate. At the same time, we moved to another country... great, but the laptop is still away from work properly...

  In the computer store they told me laughingly that memory of 1 MB is really stupid. Everyone knows that Vista works well on 1 MB.

  So pass it... Yes, of course, to the place where? hahaha, only 1 MB more... a joke... But, we must try something... I m still crying... it doesn t do anything better then before...
  Today, Toshiba cares not less. I mean, they got the money and we have a laptop... or something that should work as it...
  Any laptop with Vista a minimum 2 MB and an upgrade to 4 MB...

  Logic that so many people complain about Vista. It will not work with 1 or 2 MB...

  No, you paid for something, which is stupid. We have to pay again to let XP is installed. Is option... fantastic, thank you very much, Mr toshiba...

  Is knowing how far I came up with this thing... This Toshiba... is there someone who knows how to fix this laptop, let me know...
  Our satellite is the laptop slower I have ever seen...

  Hello

  I have a Satellite P200 and it s great running; with Vista and Windows XP.

  First you misunderstood something; the laptop can be upgraded to 2 GB upwards and not to 2 MB ;) there is a big difference.

  Secondly the Vista works well also with 2 GB of RAM.

  I think you don t know much about computers because performance notebook doesn't depend only on the value of the RAM, but more CPU, GPU and Chipset installed!

  I think that your suggestion on nits P200 means that Notepad starts slowly, etc.
  In my opinion that you n t know that laptop computers are preinstalled with different applications that are run in the context of the OS and need material resources.

  These background processes are created by the software that controls the functions of the laptop as FN key, command buttons, touchpad, Toshiba Flashcards, internal camera, etc... etc.

  Also, the pre-installed Norton Antivirus can slow performance.
  I used the Symantec Norton Antivirus too and was not satisfied with the performance and so I deleted and replaced by the free tool called Antivir.
  My laptop is now faster and better managed, and better, I also used CCleaner to clean the operating system and the registry and removed unnecessary programs that slow down performance.

  Then maybe you should do that too and you will see that your P200 is a lot faster than you think!

  Have a boyfriend of the beautiful day :)

• Satellite P200 - 1 K 9 and performance issue

  I hope IM this ad in the right area...

  Hello

  I have a Satellite P200 - 1 K 9 with the following specifications:

  Intel Core 2 Duo T7700 @ 2.40 GHz CPU
  3 GB RAM
  32 bit
  Note Windows experience 4.8

  ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2600 map graphic and one
  HD sound card...

  My problem is that since I bought my laptop about 7-8 months ago slowed down the performance. Of course, since then I had filled my hard drive (partition) with the media and understand that this is at the expense of the performance of the system. However, since this grateful I released a lot of disk space. I have 40 GB free on my C: and 90 GB free on my D:. Total, shared capacity is 250 GB (125/125).

  Basically, while being largely ignorant of the technical questions, laptops and technology altogether, the way I noticed the inability of systems to "return" to its original factory running (which, I might add, I was very impressed by) is when it comes to games. Football Manager 2009, for example running very slowly. I had a peek in the Task Manager, because I play the game in a window, and the CPU usage works 100%, although I'm sure the culmination of the individual tasks and Applications is not equivalent to that (maybe there is a program hidden Hogging my CPU speed?). Call of Duty 4, which took place on medium-high graphics settings when the laptop was new, now struggles on the lower graph and the sound settings, without that there is a problem with internet connectivity. In addition, (for reference, I m not not the game breath) Battlefield 2, which is about 3-4 years of age very slowly also works. He ran too extremely fast, on the highest graphics settings when the laptop was brand new.

  Basically, what I want to do, is to return the system to its original performance. It is always too slow when two hard drives were full of games and media. Now, despite the withdrawal of many of them, the system works like a sloth.

  Means I ve done to solve performance problems are: disk defrag, disk clean up, error checking, virus scan (with Kaspersky), scanning of spyware (with PC tools Spyware Doctor), deleted the old files with CCleaner and erased files not deleted with a program called eraser... As well as the release of about 50% of the disk space.

  Add to that, I ve noticed performance was much more when I first turn on the laptop and the sides of it n t had the chance to become hot. I understand what is normal, and he did before when the laptop was new and was operating at optimum performance, but perhaps I have an overheating problem? I'll let you know what is the temperature, but I put just t know.

  I hesitate to return the system to its factory settings and if necessary I'll take to a computer store, if there is something they can do. But in the meantime I d like to listen to any advice on general issues that I face, and possible solutions to my problem.

  Thank you very much.

  The problem with Windows is that it becomes slower and slower that you operate.

  When the devices and programs are installed, they increase the size of the registry, activate the Services, add resident DLLS and drivers, slow down the file system by adding thousands of files. As well, the operating system can get damaged after some time due to the loss of power and software poorly written.
  Even if you use CCleaner and other utilities and uninstall several programs, it is never as fast as a fresh installation of windows. Uninstalling programs rarely remove the program completely 100%.

  The antivirus can have a huge effect on performance, that's why the system runs great when the image of the plant is installed (which has usually no anti-virus).

  So basically if you want the system making a lot once again, you must back up your data and perform the recovery. I myself do it once a year to restore performance.

• Graphic problem on Satellite P200-13Z

  Hello

  Satellite P200-13z running 32-bit vista - intel graphics software displays + does not work because of insufficient resources + other checks indicate that the chip has no allocated memory.
  Machine runs Ok'ish on the LCD screen in mode VGA base but of course, for many programs, it is no good.

  Version 1.7, nothing in there to allocate memory for the graphics chip - as in other systems with built-in BIOS system memory for graphics.

  System has 1 GB of ram - updated 2GB with no difference.

  When I bought the laptop H/d has been deleted for reasons of safety, replaced by the new HD & reinstalled vista from a recovery P200D disk then download specific files for this machine from the Download Center, am I missing a file important?

  How do I allocate memory of the chip or do I have a defective chip / / cpu / / mb or other?

  You can not install image of P200D on P200. Both models have completely different hardware platforms. Images of recovery are individual and model specific images.
  If you want to play a little bit and test if you get it working it's Ok, but you also expect that some problems will occur.
  All with images is not so simply as you think.
  Toshiba has designed images for the use of certain models only. It will be too easy to buy a laptop and use some images on different specifications.
  I mean you pay a license and install on 10 laptops. You understand what I mean?

  If you do not have original disk recovery facilities use bare BONES Setup with disk Microsoft facilities and subsequently install all necessary drivers, tools and utilities download page following the link you have posted here. You will see that everything will work well.

• Satellite P200 - 16 X - cooling system does not work

  Hello

  Since a few days, I have a problem with my P200 - 16 X. The cooling system no longer works and so tmy laptop overheating... until stop you it immediately. So I have to wait a while before being able to use it (the fridge is really good to cool, but only when the need to use is extrem). If I use it with the lowest consumption settings, I is overheating but the CPU is always at 65 ° C all the time.

  I know the standard answer to this kind of problem is dust, but this isn't the case here. I have always paid attention to this and I checked: there is no more than dust on the fans or the grid. I went into the BIOS but found no option to control the fans.

  Do anyone have any idea on this? What I find strange is that I found someone on a forum having the same problem as me and at the same time (a few days ago). Would it be an update for Vista, which can be the cause of this (here's the update only I made since December and at that time, everything worked well as I was playing games in 3D without any problem)?

  Thank you.
  Enguerran

  I can see satellite P200 - 16 X is listed on this page than the compatible laptop model, but are you sure you want to do it alone? To do this you need to disassemble the laptop everything and this must be done carefully following the right steps.

  The disassembly is described in maintenance manuals, but this document isn't public. Is guaranteed for your valid laptop?

• Upgrade GPU on Satellite P200-13N

  Hello everyone

  I just got a caled "new" machine Toshiba Satellite P200 13-N with the following specifications:

  Windows Vista Edition home premium
  2 GB Ram 667 MHZ
  Processor Intel core 2 duo 1.73 ghz
  NVIDIA Geforce 7600 go with 578 MB of ram

  Now I just read the info that he comes out of the new nvidia Geforce 8700 GT graphics card. Can I put my card graphic to the GPU or not because it's a PciE card

  Thanks for any advice :)

  No, certainly not possible. The graphics chip is more often soldered to the motherboard and it of not possible to delete or replace it!
  Especially the whole motherboard must be replaced!

  You should know that the CPU or GPU upgrades or replacements are virtually impossible on laptops!
  Therefore, I use my desktop PC for games because it is very easy to upgrade the hardware. And I only use my laptop for my work!

• Re: Satellite P200-13F unbootable

  Dear Sir

  I have a Satellite P200-13F that no longer starts.

  When I push the Start button that drive hard blinks several times, the cpu fan turns for a few seconds and the dvd drive light stays on.

  Screen remains blank and that's it.

  Anyone who has had the same problem.

  Hello

  It looks like a hardware problem
  Have you tried using different RAM modules?

  I put t know how RM module are in your P200, but if there are two modules, then you can try to boot the machine using that one module

  A few months ago my girlfriend s notebook developed the similar question
  I ve replaced the RAM and Notepad starts again.

  But please don t understand me wrong. I put t say that this question is related to the faulty RAM memory, I think it could be a RAM, and if you want you could test it 100%.
  But in my opinion if you n t want to waste money for some RAM modules without knowing exactly what's wrong then you should ask a technician for laptop for a control.

  After these checks, you'd know what part is affected.

• Intel VT in the Bios of the Satellite P200-13F disabled?

  Hello

  I just bought a toshiba Satellite P200-13F and now I discover that the Vitrualization can be turned on in the BIOS.

  Can someone tell me if Toshiba plans to release a BIOS with this feature supported? I want to use the machine for virtualization with XEN.

  Thanks in advance,
  Michael

  Hi people,

  I think toshiba hasn´t integrated into the bios again. Maybe the option is available because the bios images are perhaps a chipset manufacturer, but they just didn t allowed them cause they did not apply all the routines of VT in the bios to handle VT-stuff of the Chipset/CPU.

  It's just a really wild theory on VT in computers laptop toshiba and I Don t know when they will do so and release a bios where you can activate it.

  Welcome them

• Someone knows a Satellite P200-1Kgs?

  Hello

  Someone knows a 1kings P200, it is on sale in my local Costco store. But I can't find any on this spec. Can someone please?

  Thanx

  Dave

  Satellite P200-1Kgs belongs to the series of PSPB6E.
  It was equipped with the Intel® Core 2 Duo Processor T5450 Merom CPU and 250 GB (5400 RPM) SATA HARD drive, graphics card ATI Mobility Radeon® X 2400 1 GB + 1 GB DDR2 memory modules (667 MHz).

  Hope this helps

• Satellite P200-1EE - Vista stuck on the homepage

  Hello

  * My Satellite P200-1EE is stuck on the progress bar Windows Vista since yesterday morning * and I'm unable to contact my office.

  I tried several solutions using the F8 key at startup.

  1 / safe mode

  2 / startup repair. "Windows cannot repair this computer automatically.

  3 / the system restore. "No restore point.

  4 / windows complete PC Restore. "No restore point.

  5 / Windows memory diagnostic tool. It is said that there is no problem of memory.

  So I am only left with the options of 'Restore the full Windows operating system' and the 'command prompt '.

  But I'm not too sure of the latter option. That's where I need your advice.

  * If I go for complete Windows restore, the entire hard drive fade or just the partition where I have windows (for example, "C:")? * I have several years of family photos on another partition (D or E) that I would not lose enough.

  Obviously, * I do not lose data or software on C:, but not personal stuff D or E.*
  Could you advise me on the best option?

  Thank you

  Paul

  > If I go for complete Windows restore, the entire hard drive fade or just the partition where I have windows (for example, "C:")? I have several years of family photos on another partition (D or E) that I would not lose enough.

  Depends on the disc that you would use if you want to use the Toshiba recovery disc, then the whole HARD disk would be formatted, including all partitions on the HARD drive.
  If you want to use the disk in Microsoft Windows Vista, you can choose which partition has been formatted and where the Vista must be installed.

  > Clearly, I do not lose data or software on C:, but not personal stuff on D or E.
  > Could you advise me on the best option?

  If you n t want to lose the data stored on the D partition and if you don t have a disc of Microsoft Vista, install the OS of Visa then I would recommend, remove the laptop HARD drive. Then plug the 2.5 SATA HDD with a USB-SATA controller then this HARD drive to another computer.
  Usually, you should be able to access the D partition and would be able to move all the data to another computer.

• HARD drive and memory upgrade on the Satellite P200 - 17 c

  Hello

  I own Satellite P200 17 c. My current memory is DDR2 PC2-5300 2 GB. I would like to upgrade to DDR2 PC2 - 6400 4 GB of ram. I can do and it's going to be some speed improvements, if I update to PC2-6400 PC2-5300 instead?

  I have 2 hard drives on my P200 17 c. 2 x 100 GB. I want to upgrade one of these two HD ranging from 100 GB to 320 GB 5400 RPM. can I do this? and it'll be a difference if I update with HD who has 7200 RPM?

  Thank you

  First of all: your machine is able to handle a maximum capacity of 4 GB RAM, but please be aware that you won´t be able to use all of the 4 GB due to some limitations of the chipset that are explained in the following article: http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB82022E0000R01.htm

  Regarding the speed of module: chipset specifications are defined for PC5300, so it will not improve your speed when you install faster modules.

  If you want to upgrade your hard drive then do as you like, because it shouldn´t be any restrictions, you can install a drive with 7200 RPM with a slower.

  The only difference will be that the faster drive faster. The performance of the entire system would increase only when you´re install your operating system on the disk more fast (which is the recommendation of my side :))