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• Satellite P500 - BIOS download link on the Toshiba support page does not work

  * Toshiba P500 14 l - model No.: PSPGSE, *.
  Windows 7 x 76

  Download the link on the Toshiba support page for updating BIOS 2, 60 - WIN doesn't work!

  Here is the link

  It is not time to trees when the download links in support download Web page for this model from toshiba don't work.

  Who can I contact to correct this link?

  * Please help. Thanks in advance! *

  You are right. Maybe some new upload of a file is current. I don't know how it works exactly, but in the past, some people have reported on the bonds of death.
  But the day or two later newer version was available.

• Satellite P500 - BIOS disappeared

  Hello

  hope that you will contribute to a desperate situation.
  I had a satellite p500 dual boot win 7 64 and 32, although the 64 installation has become corrupted so I had to re - install.
  Everything was going well until I installed a few Toshiba updates, including 2.9 bios to winphlash.

  Now:
  Instead of appearing the BIOS, there is the following text:
  "CPU = 1 processor detected, cores per processor = 4
  Intel (R) Core (TM) i7 Q720 CPU @ 1.6 mhz
  Fixed disk 0: Toshiba [letters]
  System Configuration data update"

  So the choice of start-up appear (win 7 32 or 64).
  However, when you try to start the 64 it says there is an error which must be attached with the original windows disc.

  The main problem is that it is not possible to get into the BIOS to F2/8/10/12, escape, Ins.
  In addition, it is not possible to start using the disk drive.

  However, WIn 32 works perfectly.

  I tried to use winphlash to reflash the bios (using current versions of 2.9 and 2.8), but it says "can not Flash the bios. Error-144 "which, after googling seems to be an error that appears if attempting to Flash the bios on the power of the battery - if I use the grid.

  It seems that others have also had problems after the upgrade of their bios.
  Any help would be appreciated. I tried to fix this for about 9 hours now, and I'm living overseas, it is difficult to find a Toshiba service station.

  Thank you!

  Bart

  Hi mate

  Try pressing F12 at the beginning of the startup procedure.

  This will help you display the start on-screen menu.
  There you can switch between different sources such as drive HARD, CD/DVD, USB, LAN, etc.

  Here, you choose the ODD (CD/DVD drive) as a source of startup if you want to boot from the recovery disc.

  Good luck

• P500 BIOS password

  I have a laptop P500, and I am trying to get into the BIOS. It asks for a password system, but I don't know what is the password. Is there anyway to reset the password?

  Good day and welcome to the community.

  The only way to reset the password must know and enter the appropriate BIOS screen.

  Your equipment Maintenance Manual: http://download.lenovo.com/consumer/mobiles_pub/ideapad_z500p500_hmm_1st_edition_sep_2012_english.pd...

  Details on the manual page 24 BIOS passwords.

  To discuss very limited eligible measures of security by Community rules:

  http://forums.Lenovo.com/T5/welcome-FAQs/Lenovo-community-participation-rules/m-p/1

  Kind regards.

• How to reset the BIOS by default when I have no monitor display? Pavilion p6340a

  Pavilion p6340a

  Windows 7

  Accidentally BIOS PCI integrated.

  Hello

  Shut down the PC and unplug the power adapter.  Press and hold the power button for 10 seconds to dispel any residual charge motherboard, remove the side access panel and follow the procedure described in the link below the tittled CMOS settings of"compensation" - at the bottom of the page.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01903990

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Problem with my Qosmio G40 - 10F BIOS

  Hello

  I m desperate I need access to my computer before Wednesday or I could lose my job. I installed an SSD that went well. I adjusted the BIOS settings and now my computer will not boot.

  He goes to logo Qosmio and logos of hard drives USB etc and crashes. I can't get into my BIOS because it seems to ignore the key to go into the BIOS (I tried ESC, DEL, F1, F2 or F8). The computer stays on the screen of the icon. I disassembled my machine and removed the rtc battery it s been one day but he hasn t reset the bios by default.

  Someone at - it ideas? Is there a jumper / switch on the motherboard to reset MIPD? Y at - it a special key to press I don t know? Where ahould I hit him!

  Any help would be greatly appreciated I will be in serious trouble if I can t get my work I know that I have ahoukdnt have mapessed ith BIOS, but I assumed the worst I would be able to access and reset.

  O thank you very much for all the advice

  Phil

  Hello Phil

  Now, I found this interesting thread on your problem. What is find a solution?
  If nothing helps remove SSDS, set the BIOS settings by default (if you enter it again) and put the old HARD drive.

  General SSDs should be recognized correctly and there is not a big problem with these updates.

• Satellite P500 - no HDMI

  Hello world
  No HDMI for my laptop about 1 month ago: before that I used it to watch the movie (on my LCD TVToshiba) and now it seems that HDMI port is disable: all settings are ok but no picture on the tv screen, no signal.
  I checked my port hdmi tv (ok), power cord hdmi (ok)... Note that my VGA port could be used properly. Video card settings are upgraded. HDMI port in the bios is enabled
  I think the HDMI from my laptop is dead... My warranty (1 year in standard) ended 01/09/2011...

  If someone can help me... What do you think of my problem?

  Thank you very much

  Hey Buddy,

  Before contacting an authorized service provider you should check this:

  -Update display driver
  -Set the BIOS to default settings
  -Updated BIOS
  -Reinstall Windows from Toshiba Recovery disk

  If nothing works, you can contact an ASP and ask for help. Guys can check your laptop and tell you how much it will cost to fix this problem.

• NB305-442BL - problem with BIOS

  Hello friends

  What happens is that while the mother this screenshot blue machine and since that has begun since I did a BIOS update, it comes to update the BIOS for NB305 netbooks, but it seems I'm wrong on the model already I noticed that the machine was a 442BL, may be able to correct for the machine for me BIOS no problem , or there will be a form any of the decommissioning of the BIOS of the machine to which I had before giving problems, greetings

  Post edited by: Fercheins

  Hello

  First the NB305-442BL is not known to me, I googled for this model number and cannot find a template containing this serial number. What NB305-xxx you have exactly?

  Secondly, I think that the BIOS is not the problem here. Generally it should be impossible to upgrade the BIOS if you want to use the version of the BIOS is not compatible.
  Usually, you should get a message saying that the BIOS is not compatible during the updating procedure and the update procedure should be cancel automatically.

  In your case, I recommend the BIOS to default settings. Access the BIOS by pressing F2 for the BIOS settings. Here, press F9 for default settings, and then save changes F10 before you exit the BIOS.

  In addition, the BSOD can be caused by software problems. Perhaps the system is confused to have you tried a fresh install of OS to make sure that the BSOD isn t caused by the failure of the system? Would be worth a check.

• Nedd support reset password computers desktop bios HP Pavolion P6 2311 l

  Dear support team,

  I have a PC desktop Pavilion P6, I set the bios password.

  Then I reset bios password is again empty password and reboot the PC.

  But PC stills appear need password.i use old password or blank password but incorrect bios.

  I use desktop HP Pavilion P6 2311 l.

  I try to remove the PIN cmos and move the jumper, but these aren't the results.

  I find the motherboard bios to default passwordd, but I can't.

  Thanks and greetings

  If it does not, you will need to either have the BIOS chip replaced by HP or a BIOS repair company. That's where she is now.

• Recovery HP 2000 - 2b89WM w / HP discs, update BIOS using XP 32 bit

  HP 2000-2b89WM, product c2m42ua #aba, apparently Win8, 64-bit.

  I'm trying to help a friend with a dead laptop. Hard drive has been damaged and the machine does not start. Got a new hard drive and the discs of HP recovery, but the recovery discs just to say that the recovery has failed, and is log file refers to two other log files that do not exist. So.

  I'm trying to Flash the BIOS with the latest version - maybe that will help you. Problem is the only computer I have available to create a disc USB with BIOS on this subject is a 32-bit XP (Dell) machine. The BIOS utility decompresses the files, but after saying he can do (updated this device, create USB recovery, copy the BIOS image), it blocks the XP machine.

  1. How can I get the BIOS image (apparently a .bin file is of sync, not in the utility decompressed files) on the USB so I can update the BIOS? (I can get to diagnostic mode, but it does not have the BIOS file on the USB key).

  2. any other recommendations to get the recovery disks to start? (Tried to set clock to 2012, reset the BIOS by default. Recovery discs are blank - no scratches, no dust.)

  The "supplement" thought of it - drive was causing the problem. I used the 3 DVD system and when he asked for the extra disc, I said to Skip - and everything was fine.

  No idea what was on this disc of supplement. The label says the drivers and applications, but the actual content was a bunch of folders with absurd names. No request.

• Satellite Pro L670 - 14 p - cannot update Bios - error message appears

  Hello

  I downloaded the latest update of the Bios for the computer laptop afforementioned, and it is not allowing me to update. It says that I need to make sure that: Bios is not later than 210 (mine is 1.80), AC is connected (it is), and that the battery is greater than 10% fee (mine is 100%).

  I have tried everything I can think (update running as administrator, reset the bios by default, removing all power from the laptop for half an hour etc.) and I still get this error message?

  Does anyone else have this problem?
  Its got that puzzled me.

  Thanks in advance for any help!

  See you soon,.
  Craig

  Hello

  Did you install VAP (value added package)?
  If so, uninstall and update this tool. Once again install it and restart the laptop.
  Then try to update the BIOS once more.

  Good luck

• Qosmio F60 - new SSD now will not appear in the BIOS or at the Win7 Installation

  I recently bought a new OCZ Vertex 4 128 GB Solid State Drive to upgrade my PC laptop Toshiba Qosmio F60 with.

  After that I installed it first of all, it has been detected immediately in both the bios and during the installation of Windows 7. However, for some reason any approximately 40% of the way through installation, the computer restarts and the drive has disappeared since the BIOS all together and now, after several reboots it does not always detect!

  Note that I already have the latest version of the BIOS installed on my laptop V2.70

  I'm not sure what I would do here and any help would be appreciated?

  Can you please set BIOS to default settings and check if the SSD is recognized in the BIOS again?
  > Please note that I already have the latest version of the BIOS installed on my laptop V2.70
  In my opinion it is not relevant at all.

• Qosmio F50 - 10Z - after update BIOS lit buttons do not work

  TEMPRO alerted me on an update of the BIOS - bios - 20090415092322.zip - for 32-bit Vista, published April 15, 2009 for my F50 - 10Z.

  Since then, the enlightened "buttons" at the top of my keyboard no longer work - including, annoyingly, the key to turn the light off.

  Is that what I can do at this point? I tried a system restore but it did not affect the BIOS.

  I agree with Akuma. Now, you can try to set the BIOS to default settings and also reinstall the package of added value.
  This package also contains command buttons utility.

  Perhaps after having reinstalled it everything will work properly again.

  Please send us a feedback!

• Toshiba Dynabook - BIOS password Factory

  Hi guys, I am a computer in London guy tries to solve a mystery.

  Last week a Japanes Lady left a phone with a simple problem:
  Whenever he was arrested, he starts running again.
  It doesn't matter how you launched shutdown (menu button or stat).
  So the first thing I did was use a live cd (slax) to the stop.
  I had the same problem. The computer comes from the reboot.
  This excluded from virus and so I updated the bios.

  Incredibly, the problem persisted so I took the final step to reset CMOS/BIOS by shorting the cmos battery.

  Now the problem is solved, the air conditioner stops, BUT now I was presented with a password when there was not before!
  The computer is locked with a password bios factory.
  I asked the owner, but she never put the password.
  She called the Japan technical support, but they say that there should be no!

  Any idea where I can find it out? or what else to try? I am presented with a password screen as soon as the infographic is running.

  Toshiba Dynabook cx/875ls bios version 1.80

  > Incredibly the problem persisted so I took the final step to reset the CMOS/BIOS by shorting the cmos battery.

  I think it was a big mistake. Rather than remove a CMOS battery, you must set the BIOS to default settings (in BIOS itself!)

  I put t think that there is a factory BIOS password I presume that this password now appears due to the fact that you removed the CMOS battery. Why? Who knows

  Always is that the BIOS password can be removed only by an ASP and eventually the Japanese lady will have to take it back to the Japanese ASP.

• Satellite P500-F12 - freezes after 5 minutes of game

  I recently bought a toshiba laptop P500-12F with the specifications below, the problem I have is that whenever I try to start a game like mount and blade or empire total war, the game works for between 5-10 minutes, but then crashes completely and the cell starts producing a strong buzz. The only way out of this is to press the power button until it stops. I don't get the problem with something else that this type of games and I don't know why it does this, any help or adivce would be welcome.

  Bradders.

  Operating system: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit (6.1, Build 7600) (7600.win7_rtm. 090713-1255)
  Language: English (regional setting: English)
  System manufacturer: TOSHIBA
  System model: SATELLITE P500
  BIOS: PhoenixBIOS 4.0 Release 6.1
  Processor: Intel (r) Core (TM) 2 Duo P8700 of CPU 2.53 GHz (2 CPUs), ~2.5GHz
  Memory: 4096 MB RAM
  Available OS memory: 4060 MB RAM
  Page file: 1641MB used, 6478 MB of available space
  Windows Dir: C:\Windows
  DirectX version: DirectX 11

  Card name: NVIDIA GeForce GT 230 M
  Manufacturer: NVIDIA
  Track type: GeForce GT 230 M
  DAC type: Integrated RAMDAC
  The device key: Enum\PCI\VEN_10DE & DEV_0A28 & SUBSYS_FF501179 & REV_A2
  Memory display: 2781 MB
  Dedicated memory: 1007 MB
  Shared memory: 1774 MB
  Current mode: 1680 x 945 (32 bit) (60 Hz)

  Post edited by: Bradders_1

  Hello

  The forum already contains these discussions where notebooks will freeze after 5 or 10 minutes of play. Have you read them?

  Now it s not easy to say what causes this problem but first of all you need to install the latest driver of Toshiba display. Don t use non-Toshiba drivers, as they can cause the overheating!

  Also make sure that you use the latest version of the BIOS and it s useful to clean the laptop time using a jet of compressed air.