P6-2133w: the bios update does not update

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• Satellite Pro 6100 - after updating the BIOS, it does not

  Hello

  I am trying to upgrade my old of Satellite Pro 6100.

  I started to upgrade the Bios via download from Toshiba (using WIN) site - OK downloaded zip files and installed, machine then stops. Problem, it does not restart - it's so now I have a laptop 'death' that is not responding to any key I tried.

  Any suggestions of resuscitation?

  Already I've updated from XP to SP2.

  Thank you

  Paul

  Hello

  It sounds like that the BIOS update has failed and your laptop can start t again. But try this workaround:
  Remove the AC adapter and the battery and then wait an hour. After that reconnect the adapter AC/DC and battery. Try to start the laptop.

  If it doesn t work I think that the motherboard needs to be replaced or you go to an authorized service provider. Technicians can reflash the ROM module
  But maybe you can find a motherboard of second hand cheap on eBay

  Good bye

• Satellite A100-920 - after updating the BIOS, it does not start

  Hi all

  I've updated the BIOS of my laptop to V6.0 (excerpt from the Toshiba site) then Windows XP and it went well, then Setup wanted to restart the PC.
  But restarts, he won't have in the startup process. I can not access the start menu, or anything else by clicking F2 or F12. But could go the detailed process by clicking on escape. And there I see the following messages:
  
  Phoenix TrustedCore (TM)
  V6.0
  Version.Mak - r1.53
  detects the dual core [email protected]

  No TPM or TPM has problem.
  1023 M system RAM passed
  

  And that's all.
  I can not get older versions of BIOS, and I couldn't find the version of the version 6.0 update that I could put on a CD for an another BIOS update.

  Anyone has an idea on what is wrong? And if you find that it's to do with version 6.0 and I need a previous version, please could you send me the installation files that are necessary to do the update via a CDROM.

  Thanks for your help.

  It is unclear to me that you can do the BIOS update using CDROM. The BIOS updates are designed to be done under operating systems. Old traditional updates have been a little different.

  In any case, it seems that the BIOS chip is damaged. I can imagine this downgrade can help but where to find the old version. I know you can get it from the authorized service provider. they have access to the database of Toshiba and they can download the old version of the BIOS.

  The download page is just the latest version available.
  Contact the nearest service and ask for help.

• The BIOS clock does not work after upgrade to Windows 7

  XW4300 workstation has been recently updated to Windows 7 from XP pro.  After the update, the system clock did not keep accurate time, then I entered the BIOS Setup and set the time here.  After several hours, I rebooted, entered the BIOS configuration and noticed clock BIOS had not changed.  I replaced the CMOS (CR2032) battery with three different batteries and BIOS clock does not always change.

  Occasionally, Windows 7 system clock will synchronize to the BIOS clock, which creates the incorrect time in Windows. I can see these events in the system event log.

  Is it possible that this problem is related to the Win 7 upgrade, or is it a problem without a report?  Suggestions to control or fix the BIOS clock beyond what has been done so far?  If I can't fix the BIOS clock, is it possible to prevent the synchronization of the clock in the BIOS Win 7?

  ERICO wrote:
  

  Replace the jumper CLRCMOS or CLRRTC to its original position after erasing the CMOS memory and flashed the BIOS? If you do not then the time will be reset whenever you turn off the PC.

  I have not found a CLRRTC jumper on the 4300.  Is there a jumper to reset the password (E49), and a CMOS reset button.

  However, I tried to reinstall the battery with power supply cable disconnected, and it reset the CMOS all anyway.  Reset the CMOS seems to have solved the problem.  BIOS clock has now begun to follow the exact time again.  I rebooted several times now, and the time is now correctly.

  Thank you all for your suggestions.

• ProBook 6570b: VTx is enabled in the BIOS but does not work

  Hello

  I use ProBook 6570 b after update, with Win 7 Profesional 64 b (a second) i'm running a bios F.62 Rev.A April 7, 2015, that I got from HP support web site. I activated the VTx in bios but its seems that this is not enabled (the Microsoft virtualization detection tool used).

  I turned the PC out to the battery, expected 15 min, upgrated bios 2 x and it still does not seem to work.

  Any ideas? Thanks in advance

  Hi, it fixed by uninstalling Avast antivirus, does not help turn it off, you must uninstall it.

  Thanks anyway

• Satellite Pro 6100: cannot get into the BIOS and does not start

  I have a portable Satellite pro 6100, en I was trying to boot from an external USB hard drive. When I activated the second hard drive option in the BIOS it has stopped booting all in all, I can't even get into the BIOS Setup more. All I get is "In touch with tomorrow TOSHIBA" screen with the icons to select the method of priming preferred manually after it's just blank screen with a cursor blinking in the upper left.

  Press ESC or F8 before to turn usually results in fast beeps sounds.
  Press tilde (~) before turn is reflected in the remaining space screen (not even the home toshiba screen appears) and slow Zens sounds.

  Apart from that I can't really do nothing at all.
  I tried to reset the BIOS by disconnecting the battery CMOS/RTC (hoewever, we call it) of the motherboard for a while with no results.

  Turn on/off without the results of HD internal in a white screen with an ERROR 'IDE #0.
  I can always stop by pressing the power button, you don't have to bother on the external hard drive it past I don't even want it works more.

  Suggestions?

  Hello

  I agree with Graeme. Your HARD drive is probably faulty. Sorry, but I don't think that you will be able to use the external HARD drive. The option in the BIOS is not for EXTERNAL HARD drive is just, I guess, for disk HARD placed in select Bay.

• I put the password in the bios but does not understand why my key board won't type help

  Hi, can help them,

  I put a bios password on my pc which was just okay.
  now when I turn on pc I can't type the password as unusable key board.
  I understand reading the forum there is a rider?
  no idea how I can find a rider that is and what I need to do to use it.
  Thanks for any help that may be available.
  Best regards, nigel.

  Try the steps in the atricle below

  http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000235.htm

• Satellite L350 - does not start after the BIOS update

  Hello

  I recently (yesterday) downloaded the latest version of bios update dated dated 25/02/10 2: 20 - WIN, after download and does run the software from the laptop immediately stopped working and stop. I am now no longer able to boot up the laptop at all, all I get is the power light on and the hard disk light flashes, I hear the spinning CD/DVD drive, but what is not screen anything, I don't think this is the start.

  Is there a way to fix this without taking it to a store/engineer, BIOS recovery?

  The laptop is a Satellite L350, I opened the laptop to try to reset the CMOS by removing the card mother battery (not sure if it would have helped), but as much as I know it doesn't have an or I'm not.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Andy

  Hi Andy,.

  Hmm... If the BIOS update failed, you can't do anything because only an authorized service provider has professional diagnostic and recovery tools to redo an update.

  So in my opinion, you must contact a service provider authorized in your country. Get in touch with the guy and ask for help. They will tell you what to do now.

  Here is their list:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > find an ASP.

  Good luck! :)

• Lenovo E560 does not start after the BIOS update

  Finally, gave in the throbbing Lenovo and updated the BIOS on my E560 - big mistake.

  He's been through and installed correctly, no problems with chess, etc. (finally none that appeared on the screen).

  The laptop delivered to market very well, he crossed and updated the BIOS, restarted once and... nothing.

  At the present time I jumped the battery and power, reset the device (press the pwr for 15 sec, etc.), removed all devices, etc., etc., google for similar events and so little matter what I did, the laptop is as dead as a brick. I have the red on but that is all. Nothing doesn't appear on the screen (so can't see UEFI/BIOS), no fans start and the only thing that does the job is that the DVD drive can be opened.

  It's a relatively recent laptop (minimum 12 months so still under warranty), but as a word of warning to the other owners E560 - DO NOT INSTALL THE latest VERSION of the BIOS update.

  Well not unless you want a weight of expensive paper for your office.

  Managed to get everything sorted out (thanks to Lenovo support).

  Pop the battery and AC, then remove and reinstall the CMOS battery brought the laptop to life.

• Satellite P500 - after update BIOS on the numeric keypad does not work anymore

  I just had a Satellite P500 and am running Windows 7. I downloaded all the latest drivers and updated the system BIOS to version 1.70 (from Toshiba support website). Now, my numeric keypad of the keyboard does not work.

  The NumLock light is on and when I hit the key "6" on the pavement, he turns the power light, but the behavior of the other keys does not change that it is on or off. The '-' key to enter a '6', but none of the other keys (except "enter" does nothing.

  I removed the keyboard driver and rebooted to reinstall the keyboard driver, but has no effect. The keyboard has worked for a few days after that I flashed the bios but seems to have stopped since I started using a USB mouse. I tried to uninstall the USB mouse driver, but who have nothing do either (it was a Logitech driver).

  Anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance

  > I did not upgrade bios 1.7
  Maybe you should try upgrading the BIOS
  As another user has suggested upgrading the BIOS 1.7 helped, even if the end user has updated the BIOS twice

• HP DV7-7259nr does not start after the BIOS update

  Hello

  I have a problem with my HP DV7-7259nr laptop, WIN8 running: it does not start after tune recommended to update BIOS and drivers.

  It downloaded all the drivers and started installing at one time, he asked for a reboot, click OK and the BIOS update has begun to load. The process ended successfully and after the reboot that my laptop wouldn't start; everything is black and the cooler is runing.

  I tried:

  -battery disconnected and power - button Power - plugged power again-> NOTHING

  -Windows key + B + Power button--> nothing

  Please help as this is the laptop I use daily in my work.

  Thank you

  If you install the electro mechanical original hard drive in it starts?

  If it has been delivered with a SSD?

  The specifications indicate that an electromechanical drive was part of the specification.

  

  This is where lies the UEFI environment. It is actually on the hard drive.

• Satellite L300D - does not load after the BIOS update

  I had to update my bios & it seems that that wrong has been downloaded about 3% by installing the laptop just die and not to revert to.

  There is no lights & there is no noise from the laptop at all.

  Can any ideas on how I fix?

  The laptop is a Toshiba Satellite L300D

  Hello

  Well, if the BIOS update crashed you can do anything because the ROM module needs to be reflashed. This is possible only with special tools and only an authorized service provider has such tools.

  Then please contact the nearest service Toshiba and ask for help :)

• The BIOS update does not work on the Satellite - cannot load PHLASHNT.sys

  "Cannot load the PHLASHNT.sys driver.
  It gives then a few silly respons to check if you have admin rights or not.
  Under windows, very nice everyone has admin right here, that the problem with this :-/

  Hello Clemens,

  PHLASHNT. SYS is flash Phoenix NT driver that is necessary if you're updating a Phoenix BIOS. However, you don't tell what Satellite phone model you update or what version of the BIOS update you are using (Windows or traditional). Please send additional information so that we can try to help you with your problem.

  Kind regards

• HP Envy 15 Touchsmart does not start after the bios update

  I had one laptop touchsmart from HP Envy 15 (initially Windows 8, windows 8.1 now) for about 2 months now and have not had any problems, until a few hours ago I tried to update the bios of my laptop with the hp support assistant. After the reboot, the pc is more would start up and took me to a blue screen with the error SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED. Everything that I've done short far from a refreshment or a reset has not worked and if I could I would avoid both that I don't have the bandwidth to download windows 8.1 again.

  HI Calsius:

  Thank you for your query.  I will be happy to help in any way I can!

  After the Windows 8.1 update, did you create a restore point?  If so, you can use to restore from that date and not lose your 8.1 updated.  Some BIOS have an option for a restoration which should not affect your operating system.  I did a search of Microsoft and found this answer click here.   Here is a document on the ' update the BIOS'   click here.»  You did not provide your model number and the HP Envy 15, is a series, so I couldn't get a specific documentation for your computer.  Here is a document on ' computer will start (Windows 8) " click here. If you are able to get your computer running and upward I update all the driversand then create a restore point to return if necessary.  If the Bios update should fail a 2nd time, your restore point will take back you to just before you retried the update. If you were to use the recovery option you need go back to Windows 8, or back to the factory.

  Please let me know if this helped.

• Satellite L855 does not start after the BIOS update

  I downloaded the BIOS update and followed the instructions there during the installation, but on reboot (including the requested configuration), I get a blank screen. Intermittently, the CPU fan starts and stops. I think that the BIOS update failed, how to solve this problem?

  Thank you
  Neil.

  Hello, Neil

  In General when the BIOS is screwed up you need professional help and you should contact the nearest Toshiba service provider and ask for help.

  See also this thread. Perhaps this methid can help you too.