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• Strange problem NB100 PLL10E BIOS update

  Hi all

  I tried to update the BIOS with this version.
  It's strange, the procedure in the knowledge base are not useful.
  When having unpacked, it gives only a single file.
  There is no WinPlash page; It goes directly to the page inside Flash.
  But BIOS version has been changed to 2.10 until it is 1.10.

  I did right?
  Need your help.

  Thank you...

  Hello

  If your BIOS has a new version, I think that everything is OK.

• Portege Z30-B-100 bios update linux

  Hello

  I have only linux (antergos) on my Portage Z30-B-100, anyone knows anyway to Flash the bios update?

  Thank you

  Hello

  On the page of the Toshiba UE driver you will find only the victory of the BIOS update version.
  This means that the BIOS can be updated from system performance only and you must run the Windows operating system in order to start the procedure of updating the BIOS. Linux is not supported in this case...

  Here you can find the how of the doc on the update of the BIOS
  Forum.Toshiba.eu/showthread.php?82280

• 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:

  

• Satellite A300-20 b - Touchpad does not work after BIOS update

  I've updated the BIOS on my Satellite A300-20 b latest version 2.00. Update succeeded, but when I rebooted system touchpad has stopped working.

  I tried to find the solution, resettled drivers (windows XP system). In the Windows Device Manager there is no problem with Synaptics PS/2 Port Touchpad, I see. Software Synaptics shows no problem I can enable and disable the touchpad, but it does not work for the touchpad. I tried Linux live CD and in this system does not work as good touchpad. I think there is problem in this version of the BIOS.

  Does anyone have the same problem?

  Hey Buddy,

  Have you tried to turn the touchpad on or off if you press FN + F9? Check this please!
  Also, try to load the default settings in the BIOS.

  What happens if you connect an external mouse to the laptop? It work?

  I can t imagine that the BIOS update causing this problem. If it doesn't work, you need to contact a service provider for help. They can check the touchpad and replace.

• Pavilion 500-164: bios update - no option to update

  Fan CPU and PC failure would not start unless the message "Fan failure. Fan has been replaced, but now always make mistake on blue screen BSOD, which reads "WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR" and sometimes other errors. Windows tries to start in recovery but BSOD over and over again.

  What I tried:

  (1) reset BIOS default. DONE - behavior even after resetting to BIOS defaults.

  (2) I tried booting from USB drives (several) using the tools of recovery of Linux (Ubuntu Live, Kaspersky, etc.). KERNEL PANIC, etc..

  (3) downloaded BIOS update HP and created update BIOS USB. Restarted with USB (I turned off safe boot, etc. to allow booting USB.) - NOTHING. I tried the two BIOS to run untouched and by going into the BIOS options (by pressing ESC @ boot upward) - none of the options anywhere to read/set the BIOS updated.

  According to a doc Support HP, I tried updating the BIOS of w / in "HP PC Hardware Diagnostics UEFI. The version on this PC is 5.2.2.0 version: I see no option to update UEFI (Flash BIOS). Options like suites: information system, system, testing of components, Test Logs, language Tests, exit.

  What I'm trying next, please?

  BIOS: JA2 v80.35

  CPU: AMD A8-6500

  RAM: 8 GB memory DDR3, DIMM single into the Groove 4.

  NOTE: The system came w / RAM into the Groove 4. Only POST is it RAM DIMM in the location #1. Is this normal?

  Thanks for nothing, Support HP...

• Tecra 8100 problem after BIOS update

  Greetings
  I have a tecra 8100, 700 mhz with 256RAM,.
  and it works a treat, until I decided to update the BIOS, the date of the previous version was 1999!

  As I run an OS linux on this unit, I downloaded a version of the Bios boot image and loaded on startup, it reported the success of the update.

  My problem now is that the system starts fine but extremely short slow,.
  It takes 15 minutes to start and is virtually unusable.

  I ran several tests of comparative analysis and tests of memory of Hiram boot CD and the only problem in the report was my 700 CPU running at 114.82. And of couse running, the CPU runs at 100%.

  I deleted the cmos data and be restarted using the default BIOS settings.
  Long searched the net and cannot find an answer.

  Help, please.
  was soon Munka

  Post edited by: munka

  Hello

  I visited the European driver of Toshiba page and found the latest version of BIOS that is 2, 50 - WIN.
  Do you use it?

  The BIOS can be updated only run under windows! That's why I m surprised that you were able to update the BIOS, the Linux operating system running on this computer.

  Try to download the most recent BIOS version and update as described on the help page of the BIOS update.

  concerning

• Satellite U400 - 15 H BIOS update (DOS)

  Y at - it a utility, and if so where can I find this, update the BIOS * back * and * NOT * Windows?

  The utility + should be + * PHLASH (or PHLASH16) * but each version I download from Internet (various websites) does not recognize my BIOS and does not update... is there something official?

  I ask for this kind of use because + I don't have Windows on my laptop + and Ubuntu Linux is not supported by Toshiba (a very strange thing).

  + Thanks in advance! +

  Hi mate

  Unfortunately, all updates BIOS designed for the new series of Toshiba laptops are updates BIOS focused on VICTORY and you can update the BIOS only Windows System.

  If you have not installed Windows operating system, then you will need to do in order to be able to perform a BIOS update.

  See you soon

• 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

• Touchpad and trackpoint dead with 1.17 on Linux bios

  Hello!

  I have a laptop of E460, on which I am dual booting Windows 10 Pro and Manjaro Linux (mainly Arch Linux) with the kernel Linux 4.5.2.

  Having the same problem as people discuss in the thread E460 keys repeat when 3 seconds , I've been banging my bios to 1.13, 1.16 and yesterday, 1.17 bios, to see if the problem had been solved.

  With the 1.17 bios update, my touchpad and trackpoint stopped working under Linux (Windows they work fine). They do not yet appear in/dev/input, and there is no mention of one of them in dmesg, journalctl, /var/log/Xorg.0.log or anywhere.

  The touchpad and stick worked fine in the bios 1.13 and 1.16, so I think that there is a regression in 1.17.

  Everyone knows this? Can Lenovo, if there is a problem?

  Have you tried to reset the default BIOS settings? Then try again.

• ZV5000 - want to get the BIOS update but do not have Windows

  Hello

  just got my trusty zv5000 AMD out of the closet and intend to play with Linux on it.  At the moment there no bone because the HD has not, although I noticed that the BIOS is a former F.21 and would get to you last F.35.    Unfortunately, it seems that I can only do the update of the BIOS if I am running Windows.

  Wondering if there is a bootable ISO or floppy image available that I can use to do the update.  I prefer not to have to locate a copy of Windows, install on a new HD just to update the BIOS.

  Thanks for any help on this

  -Paul

  -Pavilion zv5000 AMD64

  HP OfficeJet 6000 E609n | Windows 7 64 bit

  Thank you, I finally understood how to do the BIOS update without installing Windows:

  • Copy the executable update BIOS for USB
  • Connect a portable flash drive
  • Power laptop and Windows 7 install cd boot
  • go into the Windows Recovery Tools command prompt
  • change directory to the USB player
  • Run the executable file
  • Utility to update the BIOS works well
  Thanks again for your response.

• BIOS Update Fail - Aspire XC - 603G Win 8.1

  Hello

  I have searched here for a few days and read a bunch of messages - which some I tried.

  I don't mean to come down in Win 7 (even though I really like Win 7)

  I'm trying to stick with Win 8.1.

  I was running BIOS P11 - A1 and suddenly started having trouble with the USB 3.0 controller.

  I read some posts here and on other forums that I should see if there is a BIOS update.

  There are in fact four for this machine and so I started with the oldest a P11 - B0L

  T

  To be honest, the instructions in the file Readme PDF weren't that useful

  but I found some great data on the site of the FRIEND who helped me to put up-to-date to B0L - P11.

  I ran the BIOS BACK. BAT file first, but got this error: "4 - error: file ROM ROMID is not compatible with existing BIOS ROMID.

  So I advanced and run AFUDOS file without any parameters in the command and all set file to update correctly.

  But I still have problems with the USB 3.0 controller and the process just seemed to be relatively complex.

  As well my HP and three other Dell had programs BIOS Flash, or simple instructions which worked without any problems.

  I was just lucky with them and there are some hidden secret ritual UEFI and/or MS-DOS that I'm missing here?

  Am I possibly using the incorrect day BIOS file - and if yes which one should I use?

  Thank you

  -Bil

  If your computer came pre-installed with windows 8.1, BIOS correct would be P11. B2 (to the best of my knowledge).

  'L' versions are for Linux.

  http://Acer.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/35410#_ga=1.124769097.237648148.1435182563

• OptiPlex 160 BIOS updates not (because the fan is missing?)

  Hello

  I just had a 160 of Optiplex opportunity (model DC01T) with BIOS A06 and have tried everything so he could update BIOS A10, A09, A08 or A07.

  I downloaded the BIOS in DOS/Windows unified and put it on a key USB of FreeDOS.  When I run the package, it runs through everything and then restarts, but never actually updates the BIOS.  I tried to install Linux on a USB Flash drive, install the Dell OMSA tools and use dellBiosUpdate pointing to the A09. HDR file.

  For some reason any that also fails because the module dell_rbu does not ' / sys/class/firmware/dell_rbu / ' as it should.  No amount of copy 'init' to ' / sys/devices/platform/dell_rbu/image_type "also helps to correct this problem.

  The only thing I can think is that when the system restarts it goes to a "Fan Alert!" message because this unit didn't come with the fan & HD support.  I have one on its way, but if this warning/error is clearing the BIOS update flag then everything should work once the fan comes and I get that connected.

  If this is not the case is there anything else I should try?

  I finally got figured out if anyone is interested.  The fan error could be the cause of the normal update to fail, but by using a bunch of switches, you can force the update to install, and then restart.

  O160-A10. EXE/Boot confort /info /jabil /nopause /noreboot / verbose

• 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?

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• 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.