NB200 - starting problems

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  I used my new Toshiba laptop about 6 months ago - no prpblems. These last days I have starting problems. I turn it on and Toshiba logo appears on the screen, and Windows does not start. Toshiba Logo remains on as frozen screen and laptop keyboard does not respond. I turn it back on works and that's okay - wimdows starts normally. Startup Repair does not detect any problems.

  What can be?

  Hi oktay,.

  What model of laptop you have exactly? I can t find this information in your ad.

  If the laptop hangs on the Toshiba logo, it has nothing to do with Windows and it s hardware related issue.
  Have you connected external devices? If Yes, remove them all and try to boot up your laptop.

• Starting problems. - RunDLL32.exe, procedure entry point_except_handler4_common could not be located in the dynamic link librarymsvcrt.dll

  I get the message RunDLL32.exe, procedure entry point_except_handler4_common could not be located in the dynamic link librarymsvcrt.dll. What should I do?

  I had starting problems, boot loop, I think it seems to have been resolved by using the last known good configuration, but I get this popup dialog box. I've not closed for fear that it will start XP looping again.

  Hi EddieBryan,

  1. did you of recent changes on the computer?

  2. do you have security software installed on the computer?

  3. when exactly you receive the error message?

  Method 1
  Check if the problem persists in safe mode and after return with the result.
  A description of the options to start in Windows XP Mode
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/315222

  Method 2
  If the problem does not persist in safe mode, then it is possible that some third-party programs installed on the computer is causing the problem.
  I suggest that you configure the computer in a clean boot state and check if it helps.
  To help resolve the error and other messages, you can start Windows XP by using a minimal set of drivers and startup programs. This type of boot is known as a "clean boot". A clean boot helps eliminate software conflicts.
  See section to learn more about how to clean boot.
  How to configure Windows XP to start in a "clean boot" State
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310353
  Reset the computer to start as usual
  When you are finished troubleshooting, follow these steps to reset the computer to start as usual:
  1. click on Start , then click run.
  2. type msconfig , then click OK.
  The System Configuration Utility dialog box appears.
  3. click on the general tab, click Normal Startup - load all services and device drivers and then click OK.
  4. When prompted, click on restart to restart the computer.

  Method 3

  If the previous step fails then I suggest that scan you SFC on the computer that will search the corrupted system files and try to correct them.

  The analysis may take some time, so be patient. Windows allows to fix corrupt or missing files it finds. If the information of the installation CD is required to fix the problem, you may be asked to insert your Windows XP installation CD.

  Description of Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 System File Checker (Sfc.exe)

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310747

  You are prompted to insert a Windows XP SP2 CD when you try to run the tool on a Windows XP SP2 computer system File Checker

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/900910

• Win 7 intermittent starting problems

  My wife birhtday, I bought a new desktop PC 500-281 HP Pavillion through Win 7 clips in July of 2014. Intermittently the machine hangs at startup. Usually, he gets to "Starting Windows" screen and freezes, windows logo is not launched. When I shut off and restart, usually the screen asking if I want to start windows normally or start the Startup Repair utility. Should I choose one of these options and the machine works very well, sometimes I can shoose an option and the machine hangs again. Startup Repair shows no problem. When I'm on Windows I ran antivirus (AVG, McAfee, bitsMalware IO) analyses all upward with no problem. The machine is connected to ethernet (not wireless) a of the USB connections and: mouse, keyboard, external hard drive WD, printer Canon, Logitech webcam. All of this worked well on the old box. I have checked/updated all the drivers for external and all devices are updated. I checked the BIOS and Windows Connection Manager is the first start. This is a report of start-gel 60/40 at the moment and it happened that the staples of 14 days return policy. Any advice? My wife is extremely frustrated! (as a result so I am!)

  Hi Bob,

  I would test equipment (systems and components) to restarting your PC and pressing "ESC". A defective material is usually behind on a new PC erratic behavior. Despite a software driver problem which is very unlikely, component, causing this type of symptom can be the power supply. This point of failure (power) is not detected using HP diagnostics. If material tests pass and this isn't a software driver problem, through the process of elimination, it can be the power supply.

  In the start menu select F2 and run diagnostics.

  If all tests pass, try to use the PC with HP supplied only devices (mouse, keyboard, and Ethernet connection) to see if the system stabilizes.

  Let me know how it goes. We can try additional troubleshooting if the advice above does not help.

  Finally, you need to maybe to back up important data and do a factory restore. Then, run the system without installing any additional software and only HP devices connected.

  Always start problems? Now is the time to contact the HP Support.

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• Resolution screen NB200 - 10G problem

  Hello

  My new NB200 does not display the toolbar when it is started. This is where, I think, because if I click madly under the visible screen sometimes there is a reaction. This seems to be a problem of screen resolution. When the system starts, windows theme is distorted, as if the resolution was for a larger screen. I tried all the combinations of screen resolution, but it does not solve it.

  Please help; It's totally destroy my pleasure to have this new machine!

  Thank you very much

  Satis

  Hello

  To be honest I n don't know which toolbar you are talking about. Maybe you can try to explain that she even more detailed.

  Are you running the factory settings or you have installed another OS? In my opinion, you should try to reinstall the NB200 with factory settings. After that, you have a clean OS with all the drivers and tools of Toshiba. Everything should work well on the laptop again. :)

• Mac Pro start problem

  I have a Mac Pro Tower, that will not start the first time I press the power button, the machine "lights up" in a way that the light in front comes on and I hear a click, however the fans and readers do not engage and the screen is blank. I am then forced to hold down the power button until it stops and hit the power key once again, and each time on the second time it starts. Now I use this equal parts of Mac on the Mac partition and equal parts as a PC, this problem appears when I start in two, but I put in this detail to explain another thing, I have a PC graphics card in the computer. I have all his own CUDA Driver Version that allows me to do it on the mac, but it might have something to do with it. Even if the problem persists when I have my Mac AFI graphics card in the computer as well. I also want to add some other details, nor the mac from the PC partition can go in "standby mode" or the computer goes back to be a brick with just the front light on. (Sometimes the LED keyboard works, and sometimes is not after the mode 'sleep'). In addition, if I restart the computer, it starts well the first time, as well as when I move from mac to PC partition. I tried to do resets of LANDAU and SMC and that has not worked, someone at - it ideas?

  Thanks guys for any input you may have.

  The next time that you touch inside, try to carefully remove the 3 v button cell half hidden behind the graphics card and check the required 3 Volts. If less, a new is needed. You can also use CR2032, which is used for the remote control-door garage and car-door-key original is BR2032.

• NB205 - starting problems

  I have a NB205 that only runs once successfully in every 10 attempts. I changed the hard drive, memory module, reformatted XP from the original hard drive and I am always the same questions. When it starts up more, it works perfectly and all the tests I did see the PC works perfectly.

  The GET starts failed insofar as the Toshiba page, will not continue to windows, BIOS or Boot menu.
  Help, please.

  Hello

  This means that the laptop freezes as the home Toshiba screen appears?
  This means that this laptop can not pass the POST (power self test correctly).
  Above all, his problem with the motherboard or a part of the motherboard.

  I would say that the modules of memory must be controlled, but you said that the modules are new and should be ok, so I'd say its something wrong with the motherboard

• Satellite Pro U400-13 a - starting problems

  I have a Satellite Pro U400 13A running Windows XP Pro and have startup problems.

  The computer was working well until that last Wednesday when I modified the settings of advanced management power in how he reacted to the closing of the lid [hibernate] or pressing the power [on hold] button. Then, I closed the lid that I had to leave in a hurry.

  About 2 hours later, I opened the lid to take what I was doing and to a complete stop, but I got a partial summary leading to a bluescreen with the logo "XP" just to the right of Center and no home screen or directly in the Windows desktop as expected. Then, the computer does nothing.

  Pressing ALT + DEL shows that both operations are underway - "Windows logon" and "Connection", but the selection does nothing.
  I left the computer up to 6 hours, in the hope that it was a lengthy process that prevented it go further but still the same blue screen rest.

  I forced a shutdown by pressing the power and then restarted in the start menu [Safe Mode etc.].
  According to the boot option I then select [I tried all the] bothers me on the same position that I started with - blue screen with "XP" logo.

  I don't have a recovery disk, nor do the recovery option of disk in the advanced boot menu. I am at a loss.
  I sent the problem to technical support Toshiba but no response.

  What are my options?

  Thank you

  Sean

  > I don't have a recovery disk, nor do the recovery option of disk in the advanced boot menu. I am at a loss. I sent the problem to technical support Toshiba but no response.

  Seems you have to reinstall new OS.
  If you don t have disks or functional HARD drive recovery option, then I would recommend ordering the disc from here:
  http://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

  Then you can reinstall the OS in order to get the workbook

• Re: Portege 3440CT - starting problems

  I received a Portege 3440CT by a former colleague. It works under Windows 2000. She has not used in more than 5 years and can't remember what the password was. I tried to log in as administrator with a blank password, but the password has not been left white (grr) so basically I can't cross the password prompt.

  Shouldn't be a problem - there are a lot of Internet password recovery tools. I did a disk using this one here: http://home.eunet.no/pnordahl/ntpasswd/ intending to boot from the disk - there is a brand USB Toshiba external floppy drive.

  HOWEVER: the Portege stubbornly refuses to do. The boot order is set to try the FDD before all other options; I manually told to boot from diskettes; There is no ignoring me and Win2K boot from the hard drive. Would be very grateful for any ideas!

  I do not have:
  a reader of CD or DVD for laptop;
  a network connection or internet on it, as far as I know;
  disk recovery or installation of Windows;
  anyway to start Windows without knowing the password.

  I have:
  USB flash drives / external hard disk drives;
  The installer of Ubuntu (although on a CD, so useless without a CD player?);
  other computers.

  Wipe the hard drive is a solution I'd be happy to see if anyone can advise me on how to do it - there is nothing important about the laptop that should be retrieved.

  Hi abi278,
  first of all: what do you think?

  -install a new os on this machine?
  -use the operating system installed?

  get rid of the operating system administrator password:
  -install the drive in another system and run norhdahls supertool > read each line which is given! It is able to check the registry to another hard drive as the boot device.
  -make an installation of xp on another machine, sysprep this installation and change drive hard back
  -install the drive in another system and make it bootable with back, copy the source files for the system of desires and run the installation after you reinstall hard drive to your ct 3440

  Maybe you need a special player to install...

  BTW: nordahls disc resets passwords * inside * your operating system - read the manual of this powerful tool.

• Toshiba NB200 - startup problem (Windows XP) - unable to access safe mode

  Hello

  I have a laptop Toshiba NB200 with Windows XP. When I turned on, it would not start past the first screen and I couldn't make F8 safe mode.
  The only thing I can do is go into the BIOS Setup, and that's all (press F12).

  The BIOS recognizes the hard drive. Then, I created a USB stick to boot from and that made me a C: quick MSDOS having first changed the BIOS to read the USB first and also updated the BIOS (Phoenix v1.6).

  I'm not clear as to what I do then in the folder c: prompt will not let me run windows and shows just the files on the USB key.
  Should I copy the files from windows to the USB port? In addition, how will I know if the hard drive has failed and that it is unrecoverable (I hope not)?

  Any guidance welcome!
  Thank you

  Hello

  Eventually, there is no Windows OS on the HARD drive and therefore you can not start safe mode or the OS.
  You have a recovery disk or you did backup the image of Toshiba on the USB flash key?

  If this isn't the case, then you need to reinstall the OS of the own Windows XP CD.
  You could build a clean Windows XP USB flash stick that can reinstall the OS.
  I think that this should be possible since you started the laptop backpack.

  Here's a nice instruction how to do this:
  http://wiki.EeeUser.com/windowsxpusb

  Good luck

• Starting problem with a Satellite A75-S226

  I have a Toshiba Satellite A75-S226, recently bought application

  My problem is that whenever the computer cover is closed, it I cannot restore the operating system. So, I have to turn off the computer and try to start again. This is where the problem occurs when I try to start, the fan will start briefly then turns off, the screen remains black and there is no sound, the pulp and power lights are on and green and the circle around the power button is blue. I can't open the CD player or get no response from keyboard and mouse.

  The same thing happens when I am on battery. This problem occurs frequently and sometimes can be solved in constant reset, however, at times it will not work.

  Help would be appreciated.

  Hello
  did you install additional software on your laptop?
  For example Antivirus Tools, system monitoring tools, firewalls?

  Good bye

• Satellite Pro C660 - 1 9 - starting problems

  Help!

  Had problems using some online sites, so decided to restore the factory settings. This is where my problems started!

  Using the Message Center of Toshiba (I think they call it) which is already on the laptop... I tried to restore the laptop.

  Immediately I pressed this button, the laptop froze.

  Now I can't start with windows.

  I rebooted-

  Removed power cord and battery and power button button for 30secs... then attached to all parties and tried to start the laptop... and...

  I start the Toshiba up... .saying that I can use F2 or F12... then...
  nothing but a black screen / gray...
  and I can see my cursor... but nothing else.

  No matter how many times I reboot... I get just "Windows Error Recovery".
  If I try
  a. launch from repair (recommended)
  or
  b. manually start Windows...

  * Nothing happens! *

  * Is there a Knight in shining armor who can help you with the English girl? *

  If the recovery of HARD drive does not work as posted by Feliks, then you should try the recovery using the recovery disk Toshiba did you create this disc in the past?
  If not, you can order the CD here: http://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx

• NB300 - Windows 8 start problems

  I have recently installed windows 8 on my Toshiba NB300 and everytime I turn on the computer with the power button, the computer turns off a few seconds later.

  Only on the second attempt Windows 8 starts normally, giving me the indication of an error.
  This happens the first time I turn on my computer with the power button.

  I appreciate your help to solve the described problem behind.

  Hello

  How did you install the 8 Win?
  You've improved the Win 7 to 8 Win or you did a clean installation?

  It might be possible that some pre-installed drivers or tools are not compatible with Win 8 and therefore, there is a problem when starting.

• Satellite 1110-Z15 starting problems...

  I have a Satellite 1110-Z15. Got some problems that occur when starting up. What happens is - go on, seems to work very well, the XP loading screen comes up, but just before it gets to the part where it asks you to log in it restarts and the whole process begins again and again and again...

  Any ideas? Not really want to lose all my data :(

  Kris

  Hello

  have you checked the Mode function without failure of Windows XP Home edition?

  During booting press the F8 key (between the Toshiba Logo and the WinXP splash screen) then you can choose Safe Mode.

  Starts with the parameters of Safe Mode WinXp default driver you could to see if a pilot or a registry is damaged.

  Hans Bye

• Satellite Pro M10 - starting problems

  Hello

  I have a Satellite Pro M10, only 2 years old, but has big problems at the start line.

  The message that appears when you turn on it is:

  'Intel(r) Boot Agent FE v4.1.09
  Copyright (C) 1997-2002, Intel Corporation
  PXE - E61: Media test failure, check cable of
  PXE - MOF: Exit Intel Boot Agent.
  Insert system disk in drive.
  Press any key when ready... »

  Now, I talked to a few people and they all say I need a new drive hard etc., but I don't see how replace you it as it looks like it is built in instead of something that can be drawn.

  Also I don't have a system disk, and the guy who provided it has decided not to return my emails?

  Can anyone help please?

  Chris

  Hi Chris,

  It is possible that this notebook you trying to boot from the CD rather than the hard drive. Check in your BIOS settings to make sure that the boot order is correctly specified as HD first. I would not recopmmend change the hard disk at this stage, since it would mean having to restore your system from a recent backup (if you have a) or re-installing the CD recovery.

  HTH