Portege 2000 - memory upgrade

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• Portege 4000 memory upgrade

  I bought memory to upgrade my Portege 4000 (128 MB SDRAM SODIMM 144 pin) when I installed in the empty slot and turned on the laptop the green light at the top came on, power led but nothing started and no noise to suggest whatever it is started either!

  I took this new module and leave the original in there and it starts perfectly. Does anyone know what is the problem?

  Help, please!
  Thanks in advance!

  It s a clear man thing memory module is faulty, or you use only is not supported and not supported one!
  The Portege 4000 supports max 1024MB (2x512MB) memory.
  I think you should try the Toshiba recommended memory SDRAM like these modules:
  PC133 512 MB (PA3108U - 1 M 51)
  PC133 256 MB (PA3086U - 1 M 25)
  PC133 128 MB (PA3085U - 1 M 12)

  Good luck

• Portege 3410ct: memory upgrade

  Can I use a microDIMM 256 MB module in my Portege 3410 after BIOS update?
  If so, what is the part number?

  Hello
  The Portege 3410 pourrait only 192 Mb SD Ram max. handle!

  But in any case, here are the banks of memory:
  64MB part number PA3033U - 1 M 06
  128MB part number PA3034U - 1 M 12

  Good bye

• Slow Portege M300-> memory upgrade?

  My laptop is getting quite slow - can I add more RAM to speed up the process? I am told that Norton AntiVirus slows down the computer - is this correct?

  Kristian

  Of course you can upgrade memory for max 1280MB because there isn't that one expandable slot, the laptop has an internal memory of 256MB and it cannot be deleted.

  You're also right with the suggestion on the Norton antivirus, I had installed this program in time there and I was disappointed. The request made my laptop OS slow like a turtle.
  For several months, I use a freeware anti-virus application and I m very happy.

• Product name 2b29NR 2000: memory upgrade Question

  I'm looking to upgrade my memory to add another 4 GB card in the empty slot on the card it is supported up to 8 GB, with 4gigs arleady installed and then an empty slot is available for another 4 GB. I know it takes DDR3 SDRAM, but when I went to Amazon to try and buy the RAM, it says something about the number of pins. No where in the documentation that I have on the laptop give the pin code settings... HELP someone?

  You'll want to get a map of 204 pins for this laptop

• Portege 4000 1 GB memory upgrade?

  Hello!
  I have an old laptop Toshiba Portege 4000.
  The manual indicates a upgrade memory up to 512 MB (2x256MB) is possible. But the technical specification on toshiba-live website indicates an upgrade memory up to 1 GB (2x512MB) is possible.
  I brought 2x512MB (SO-DIMM 512 MB SD RAM SDRAM PC133 PC 133 512 MB 144 PINS) ANONYMOUS memory from ebay and it does not work. The system does not start.

  Now my question. Can I go up to 1 GB with the Kingston memory recommended toshiba or it just won't work in general?
  Anyone here with experience on that?

  Thanks in advance.

  normally a portege 4000 is upgradeble up to 1 GB (2 x 512 MB sdram pc133, 3, 3v)

  However the architecture and the number of tokens on the modules can cause an incomptability, so I guess that "misfortune."

  on ebay-express you can find them for about 50 US$ (search for portege 4000; memory)

• Update of disk with the Portege 2000

  First Post! I am the proud owner of gently used Portege 2000.

  Browsed the web trying to find out if the Portege 2000 will be one hard disk other than the MK2003GAH. I have a MK4004GAH, but when installed it does not seem to be detected, the BIOS reports no HDD installed. The reader might be deffective of course, but I have nothing else to connect to and of course I can't test it because it is not detected.

  In addition, the 2000 does not use standard PC100 SODIMM? When I removed the RAM cover, it does not resemble a standard SODIMM slot.

  Thank you guys

  -max

  Hello

  I no a lot of experience with this Portege, but I can just confirm that this laptop comes with 1.8 inch Toshiba MK2003GAH HARD drive. I don't really know which are hard are compatible with this model of laptop but maybe partner allowed in your country can give you precise information on this subject. They are specialized for the upgrade of the laptop.

  On the module of RAM I found information that the Portege can manage with 512 MB max and module compatible memory PC133 256 MB - PA3158U - 1 M 25.

• Portege M780-10V upgrade questions

  I'm glad my M780-10V and don't plan to change it too early, but I'd like to improve it.

  I upgraded RAM 8 GB, although windows 7 32-bit recognizes only 2,9 GB - ideas?

  Someone tried to move to Windows 7 64 bit, which should make more RAM available.

  Has anyone swapped the drive and installed an SSD, I think also 250GB, I guess that it should be a real boost.

  As for exchanging the i5 to an i7, I don't know who would be worthwhile - seems a costly change - as the i7 does not seem to add a lot by looking at different comparison sites.

  Thanks in advance.

  Simon

  I upgraded RAM 8 GB, although windows 7 32-bit recognizes only 2,9 GB - ideas?

  Win 7 32-bit as well as 32-bit systems recognize only 3.2 GB of RAM. This is the limit of 32-bit
  Recommended to use the 64-bit system in case you have more than 3 GB of RAM
  Portege M780-10V supports up to 8 GB of RAM so memory upgrade is possible.

  Has anyone swapped the drive and installed an SSD, I think also 250GB, I guess that it should be a real boost.

  The upgrade of the SSD HARD drive is the best move you could make... the performance gain will be noticeable. I made these updates on my Tecra laptop and am very happy with this...

  As for exchanging the i5 to an i7, I don't know who would be worthwhile - seems a costly change - as the i7 does not seem to add a lot by looking at different comparison sites.

  In my opinion, this is not necessary and I wouldn't recommend upgrade you the processor. First of all Toshiba and other laptop manufacturers do not support these updates. No one knows if these updates would not affect the functionality of the laptop, and in the worst cases, the BIOS would not support a new processor.
  At the other hand, you won't see the performance boost using new CPU... in my eyes these updates would be very useful.

• Portege 2000 - new installation using the PCMCIA CD-ROM XP

  I try to install XP on Portege 2000 using the official PCMCIA Toshiba CD-ROM drive.

  Install the XP disk boots fine, but after that Setup copied the files it blue screen (BSOD blue). I'm not very tech savvy, but I think it means that the BIOS can 'see' the PCMCIA CD-ROM, but that the real image of XP loaded by the installation program cannot, probably due to missing drivers for the PCMCIA CD-ROM?

  Then, I thought that maybe I could use F6 to load additional drivers during the initial installation, but it is beyond me to create the right set of files required. I know that you can download the Freecom drivers, but I don't know what are the driver files from CD to use and how to create from scratch the txtsetup.oem file right.

  Does anyone know how to properly use F6 and load the drivers for it?

  I found a lot of messages suggesting I copy the installer to the HARD disk and launch the installation from there. My problem is that the XP installation is an upgrade CD, so I will ask you at a certain time to insert a previous Windows CD and if at that time there I don't have a working CD-ROM drive...

  First post on this forum so be nice - I did a search but not find a thread with a real solution, but of course if I miss a please report!

  Edited by topic: beneix_1

  Hello

  I managed to install Windows XP Home the Portege 2000 using the PCMCIA reader but I ve used recovery disks original Toshiba which includes the correct driver for external optical drive.

  So far I tried not to install Windows XP Home edition, using the Microsoft installation disc.

  Maybe you should get the disks of facilities and not use this upgrade disk. I think that on this path, you will be able to install WXP as suggested when you copy data from facilities at the disk directly.
  Have you tried to get the original recovery disc Toshiba WXP?

• Portege 2000 - information needed

  Hello!

  I need some special information on the Toshiba Portege 2000, I hope someone could help me.

  1. What CPU can I build? At the present time, there is a Mobile Pentium 3 750 MHz... Back on Portege 2000 supports higher as 1 GHz or 1.13 GHz processors? What socket has the P2000?
  2 How much RAM is supported?
  3. HARD-medium disk. At the moment I have a 30 GB. Support for more information? Maybe 40 GB or even 60 GB?

  Thanks so far! :)

  Why you n t install and use the software of hardware diagnosis like Everest home edition for example.
  This software provides all the info and details.

  > Back on Portege 2000 supports higher as 1 GHz or 1.13 GHz processors?
  It depends on the Chipset. Check the chipset and the specifications. The chipset details can be found on the Intel page. There you should find the info about the CPU compatibility.

  > 2. How much RAM is supported?
  Only one slot is available and can be upgraded. You can upgrade the RAM to 512 MB max

  > 3. HDD-support. At the moment I have a 30 GB. Support for more information? Maybe 40 or even 60 GB?
  I think that it should be possible to use the 40 or 60 GB.
  The difference between the 30 and 60 GB is not that huge.
  But you should first try with a 40 GB enhanced IDE (ATA-5) interface.

  Good bye

• Start the Portege 2000 SD

  Anyone know if it is possible start of SD in a Portege 2000.
  I don't have a DVD USB, I don't have a USB floppy, when I want to reinstall OS I take 1'8 "hard drive and my adapter for the IDE and reinstall the SO in another computer, but it's not comfortable."

  It was fantastic if I could boot from and 2/4 GB SD memory with an iso or image and fast recovery from my computer norton portable operating system.

  Can someone help me? Thank you

  Hello

  As much as I know something like this is not possible. I'm sorry. You must use other methods for installing the OS. Copy WXP on the second partition, install it from there, and after doing this installation drivers download them all separately from Toshiba support page http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com

• Portege 2000: How to add device in Device Manager base system?

  Hello

  I'm trying to implement the SD card reader on my Portege 2000 running the Windows XP operating system.

  I downloaded and installed the common modules and my BIOS has not updated.

  I downloaded the SD host controller driver, but can't install it because I have no base system device manager for devices by reading me.

  How do I get this so I can allow my SD card reader?

  Thank you, happy new year

  Becky

  Hello

  Base system device is usually the SD card controller. If you just install it should correct the problem.
  SD host controller driver should be installed first. After the SD host controller driver is installed, you can install the SD memory card driver. The driver can be installed as follows:

  SD host controller driver,
  1. from the [start] menu, select [Settings], then click [Control Panel].
  2. double-click [System], and select the [Hardware] tab.
  3. click on [Device Manager].
  4. double-click on [device Base System].
  5. Select the [driver] tab and click [set to update driver].
  6. click [next] and select [display a list of drivers that are known...].
  7. click [next] and select [ECS] in [hardware types].
  8. click on the [disc] button.
  9 locate the folder "{CD player}: Windows XP Pro\Toshiba SD Host Controller Driver" and follow the instructions on the screen.
  10. Finally, restart the Windows

  For the SD memory card driver

  After you have installed the SD host controller driver,
  1. Insert the SD memory card into the SD slot.
  2 operating system detects and starts to install the driver from SD card.
  3. specify the INF ({CD player}: Windows XP Pro\Toshiba Driver SD Memory Card) and forward the installation process.
  4 copy the file SDDEVMGR.dll in the Windows system directory.
  Note that the system directory means \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 for Windows XP.

• Pavilion Elite HPE-170f Deskto: Memory Upgrade

  I have the HP Pavilion Elite HPE-170f desktop.

  Motherboard: Pegatron IPMTB-TK (Truckee)

  Processor: Intel Core i7 CPU 920 @ 2.67 GHz, 2668 Mhz, 4 Lossnay, 8 logical processors

  Storage media: 6 x DDR3

  Memory type: Types DIMM PC3-8500 (DDR3-1066)

  I currently have 8 GB of memory.

  What is the maximum I can install?

  Operating system: win 10 Pro 64-bit

  Thank you

  John

  @jmwright1058

  Memory upgrade information

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  • Supports types DIMM PC3-8500 (DDR3-1066)

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• Portege 2000 BIOS passoword is necessary

  I was handed a Portege 2000 to take a look at. As soon as I turn it on I see the Toshiba logo that immediately followed by a black screen that says only "password =".
  I tried looking for answers, but came away empty-handed.

  I am at a loss for what to do again. I was hoping someone here could give me an idea about where to go from here.

  Any help is appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  It seems that the laptop is locked with BIOS password.
  You need the password in order to start the machine.
  If you n t know the password, you will need to contact a local technician of ASP (authorized service provider) who would be able to remove this unknown password.

  Good luck

• HP Compaq 6000 Pro SFF: HP Compaq 6000 Pro Compact (SFF) - memory upgrade problems

  < <! UPGRADE MEMORY SHOULDN'T BE COMPLICATED! > >

  Chassis: HP Compaq 6000 Pro Compact

  Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo @3. 00 GHz

  RAM: 2 x 1 GB

  OS: Windows 7 Pro 64-bit

  I can add more technical info on request.

  Recently saved this PC of my friend tries to throw it. Everything is fine with the PC. It works perfectly and there is no material visible failure wihtin the PC either. He just bought a new and had no need for this one.

  Before turn me this into a House mutli-purpose server, I decided to upgrade the RAM.

  So I did some research and found this page: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01883661

  DDR3 240-pin DIMM 1333 MHz non - ECC, Max 4 GB per DIMM slot, Total Max 16 GB module.

  I went and bought RAM Corsair. Link to the product: http://www.corsair.com/en-us/cmv4gx3m1a1333c9

  I decided to get 2x4gb and upgrade later if I felt the need.

  I was happy to install in the PC. one in DIMM 1 slot and the other in the DIMM 2 slot.

  BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP!

  I thought that maybe the slots are wrong, maybe they have to odd numbers then numbers.

  So I changed the RAM of DIMM 2 DIMM 3.

  Once again, the annoying ringtone.

  I even tried leaving just the 4 GB DIMM 1 and tried to start the PC, but nothing helped.

  I tried a lot of different combinations with the end result is 5 annoying beeps.

  After that I thought that maybe, just maybe, an update of the BIOS can change things.

  So I installed Windows 7 (I can't stand Windows. Arch Linux FTW) and performing a BIOS update.

  I then installed the new RAM again. Yes... frickin 5 beeps AGAIN.

  I am extremely disappointed at this point. I spent already $ 70 on a computer with free access.

  I read the forums here, but I couldn't find a thread with a solution for me.

  Is there anyone on this forum who could lend me a helping hand?

  Any information would be gladly appreciated.

  PS Please report any stupid error, I did. Stick and stones could not curb my bones.

  Hello:

  See this related post... the elite 8000 is basically the same model as the Pro 6000.

  Resources memory very finnicky needs...

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-hardware/memory-upgrade-for-8100-elite-CMT-with-TwinMOS-2x4GB-512x8/m-p/4918937/highlight/true#M95301