Portege 2000, Win XP & remarkable DVD player

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• Can Portege R700 - I change the DVD player with HARD drive?

  Is it possible somehow to put a HDD drive where the DVD player is in Portege R700-1CZ?
  Any help appreciated.

  As far as I know something like this is not possible and offers Toshiba HDD caddy for that doesn't.

• Portege M400 - need UJ-842 DVD player firmware

  Hello

  I've messed with my DVD player firmware, can someone point me to some sense where I can download Mat * one * UJ-842 * firmware DVD RAM (OEM Toshiba)?

  Thanks in advance

  Deniz

  Hello

  I wonder why someone's trying to Flash the firmware of readers with another incompatible?  :| Which is really strange.

  In any case, seems not good friend in my eyes you ve damage parameters of drives that makes the drive unusable.

  Is Toshiba driver page doesn't provide a firmware that could help you to flash back settings, to be honest I don't think that you will be able to find a compatible it it s not available on the Web from Toshiba site

  I think you the last option might be Toshiba authorized maintainer in your country.
  An authorized service representative might be able to bring readers to life

  Good luck

• Re: Portege R600-10 q - Toshiba DVD Player a work stoppage

  Hello

  Please help me,

  I cannot use the DVD from Toshiba drive, whenever I open it, it appears windows windows saying that the application has stop working...

  When I see the error report appears "crash app"...

  I went to the Toshiba site to upgrade BIOS and did a Toshiba DVD Player download a new version and the problem remains the same...

  What can I do?

  Thanks and best regards,

  Hugo Cunha

  Hello

  I think it s just a software problem.
  There must be something wrong with your operating system, because in my case everything works correctly.

  To be honest I n don't know what's wrong with your Toshiba drive preinstalled and I think that most people can provide only a few suggestions, so here's my suggestion.

  First update the BONE to this early time.
  Then remove the old Toshiba DVD player applications.
  Reboot the laptop and then clean the BONES and the registry using CCleaner (free tool).
  Download the most recent DVD Toshiba drive tool (at that time v 1.40.20), then install again.

  Usually, this should help

• Portege R600 - fits compatible discs DVD player double layer?

  Care of the Australian for the * R600 PPR61A * state that contains the unti: * DVD SuperMulti Double Layer (7mm) *.
  However, the R600 does not recognize blank DVD discs dual layer using either Windows tools burn as well as Toshiba Disc Creator.

  Is this an error in the card (which is completely misleading), or do I have driver/configuration problem?

  Australian sheet is available here: http://203.56.127.51/%2fTOPIC%2fproduct_details%2fproduct%2f20090325%2f Toshiba_PortegeR600_PPR61A - 00300R_Specification_Brochure_Mar09.PDF

  Hello

  As far as I know that the same notebook can be equipped with different sides.
  So it is possible that the R600 was equipped with the STRANGE that doesn't support DL media.

  However, I would recommend checking if the STRANGE can handle DL disks.
  For example, you can use a burning software like Nero to find out which discs are supported.
  I use Nero and this software contains various options. One of the options provides details about the STRANGE House.

• Re: Question about the CD/DVD player for Portege M400

  I have a Portege M100 - and the CD-ROM drive does not work.

  Whenever I put a disc in I can just hear the motor turn the disc, but the computer is not picking up the drive. Device Manager picks up flawless.

  It doesn't seem to be any firmware for this sorting (or am I wrong).

  I've seen a DVD player for a M400 on ebay and I was wondering if that would take on my M100.

  Before buying it, I was wondering if anyone knew if it would be compatible. It seems to be OK size wise, but I was wondering if my Portege M100 XP would be able to use it.

  The description for the drive I want to put in the M100 is below:

  Thank you very much for your time. :)

  Description

  DVD +/-RW drive for laptop Toshiba Ultra Slim Bay Portege M400, S100 & Tecra S3

  Compatible models:
  Portege M400, Portege M405, Portege S100-S113, Portege S100-S1132, Portege S100-S213, Portege S105-S1133, Tecra S3,

  The Toshiba Ultra Slim SelectBay DVD SuperMulti Drive is a DVD burner that combines all the functions of a DVD player, DVD recorder, CD burner, and CD player in an ultra slim and ultra light. It gives instant access to CDs and DVDs and fits perfectly into your slot to drive Ultra Slim SelectBay of your Toshiba Portege M400, computer laptop M405, S100 or Tecra S3. It is the ultimate portable storage for mobile users.

  Drive ultra slim and ultra light, fits perfectly in your Ultra Slim SelectBay of your PC drive slot, no additional unit to take on the road
  Dresser based on multiple drive in a compact design: DVD-RAM, DVD + RW, DVD + R, DVD - RW, DVD-R, DVD-ROM, CD, CD/R and CD
  Productivity:
  Backup of important files
  Easy access to CD and DVD based media
  Use for multimedia presentations
  Adapts to your lifestyle:
  Watch your favorite DVD movies
  Play music and games
  Create your own DVDs or music playlist
  Create CDs or DVs with ease
  Transfer data seamlessly between two discs, improve your productivity
  Reduce the time spent to transport and save files
  Slide-in simple, plug-and-play operation
  Includes drag ' n Drop CD + DVD3/B CLiP, Win DVD Creater 2 and the DVD-RAM driver
  Compatible with computer laptop Toshiba Portege M400, M405, S100 and Tecra S3

  Specifications

  Speed (Max):
  Read: 24 x CD-ROM, DVD-ROM 8 x
  Write: CD - R 24 x, CD - RW 4 x, 10 x HS CD - RW, 10 x US CD - RW, 2 x DVD-R, 2 x DVD - RW, DVD + R 2.4 x 2.4 x DVD + RW, DVD-RAM 2 x
  Compatibility: CD-ROM (read), CD-R(read/write), DVD - ROM (read), CD-RW(read/re-write), DVD-R(read/write), DVD-RAM(read/re-write), DVD-RW(read/re-write), DVD + R(read/write), DVD + RW(read/re-write)
  Dimensions and weight: 5 "x 5.5" x 0.4 ". 3.9 oz

  Hello

  According to the paper manuals s user for Portege M100 two drivers of optical discs are compatible with your Portege M100L:
  TOSHIBA SD-C2612
  TEAC DW-224TH

  So if you want to have good player get one of them.

• Portege A600-133: DVD player disappears from my computer

  Hello

  I have a laptop Portege A600-133.
  First of all, it is slow at the opening of my computer screen.

  Second: after ejecting a disc dvd or cd, Windows still shows the contents of the disc, the system hangs for a while, a USB unplug sound can be heard and the dvd player disappears from Windows (in my computer / Explorer / Device Manager)

  What this may be?

  I did already the round of upper/lower filters in the registry, but it does not solve the problem...
  I opened the computer laptop and checked the wiring to the dvd drive, cleaned the contacts, supported on the connectors.

  But the problem is still there...
  OS = Windows XP SP3

  Kind regards

  Arjan

  Hello

  My first idea was to remove the upper and lower registry key filters, but it seems that you have already done this.

  Nevertheless, here is a knowledge of MS on the upper and lower filters article mentioned.
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/270008/en-us

  Hmm if the unit is not present in the device manager then this means that the device is not connected or he's dead

  You should check if the ODD (optical disc) is recognized in the BIOS.
  You should also check if it of possible to boot from the bootable CD.

  If this is not possible then it may mean that your WEIRD malfunction

• Portege R700 - external DVD Player compatibility

  I have a problem with a Samsung external super-multi drive 2 year with my new Portege R700-1F3, which does not come with a DVD player. The USB powered Samsung dvd player works fine with all other computers that I have access to:
  * MacBook with OS X 10.5
  * Samsung NP - X 360 laptop computer with Windows XP 32-bit
  * Dell Inspiron Zino HD computer desktop with Windows 7 64 bit

  The symptoms are:
  * When the dvd player is plugged in Portege, the green light on the dvd player goes on and out.
  * This happens in the BIOS, and once that Windows 7 32-bit support.
  * In Control Panel Windows 7 devices & printers, the DVD alternately appear & disappear constantly.
  * When it appears, it shows up as "USB storage device" with a yellow! warning icon.

  I tried all 3 USB ports. The power cable is plugged Portege. I tried the turn of the digital signature when starting upwards. The external dvd came free with my old laptop from Samsung and is the model AA-ES0N09B.

  Any suggestion that this is a hardware or software problem and how to fix it?

  Thank you
  Lola

  Hi Lola,.

  Have you tried other USB devices on your Portege R700 if they work properly?

  If peripheral USB do some problems I would try to remove the USB ports from the Device Manager (right click > uninstall) and restart your computer. After that, the USB ports will be recognized again and you are able to use them.

  If it doesn t help I would try a driver update from the official website of Toshiba chipset. http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/

• Replacement for a Portege A100 DVD player

  Hello

  My Portege DVD drive makes horrible rattling noises and seems to be endangered. I read in a thread here that universal readers could not work as of the Portege BIOS has assigned the DVD drive as slave and the new drive should be a slave to work. Is this correct? I really don't want to do the fix welding!

  I have another laptop that has a TSST drive and I plugged it and the portgege showed an ide error. It of just a matter of having good firmware or is the problem with the above mentioned ide settings.

  I selected a Toshiba PA3162E dvd player - 2 CD 2, but he said with the Portege 4000, 4010 compatitble, M100 and Tecra 9000 it's does not list the compatible A100. Does anyone know if this drive works on my machine?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  If you check s manuals for Portege A100 is there a list of compatible ratings? Problem is that all Toshiba laptops do not have the same hardware platform and any waiting won't work on each laptop model. As far as I know the pin assignment is different. Because of this, you need compatible ODD for your laptop model.

  As I said at the beginning usually all compatible sides are included in manuals s user document. Please check. If this isn't the case, please let us know.

• Qosmio X 870/016: win 8.1 - 3D DVD player option grayed out

  I have a Qosmio PSPLZA-016003 with Win 8.1
  What news I couldn't play 3D 3D Blu - ray discs no problem on Win 8
  I've updated to Win 8.1 but did not check the 3D DVD worked.

  After that Toshiba Service Update Blu - ray player, I couldn't play the 3D 3D discs - they appeared as 2D with 3D icon grayed out. The update of the Blu - ray player service was at 1.0.5.175

  I have:
  1 update of BIOS to 6.3 on the support site.
  2 player deleted and reinstalled from my c: drive
  ... program files, PINES, COMPS1, Toshiba blu - ray Disc Player - V1.0.5.48
  3 installed V1.0.5.175_A on the support site (this indicates in "Any player" V1.0.5.175)

  I still have the problem DVD 3D showing as icon 2D and 3D shaded in the player window.

  I guess the combination of Win8.1, 6.3 Bios and DVD Player V1.0.5.175_A should work - any suggestions?

  Hello

  I guess you did something wrong during the update to win 8 to 8.1 Win

  On this page of Toshiba (responsible for the Australian series laptop) here is information how to change units to win 8 to 8.1 Win
  http://support.Toshiba-tie.co.jp/windows81/upgrade_au.htm

  On this page you will find the Driver and Application updates, the Limitation and notifications, and additional information in case you want to do a clean install of 8.1 to win:
  http://support.Toshiba-tie.co.jp/windows81/update_au.htm

  On this page you will find the drivers Win 8.1 and tools for Qosmio X 870 (PSPLZ *) series
  http://support.Toshiba-tie.co.jp/windows81/drivers/PSPLZ_Up_au.htm

  You can find the TOSHIBA Blu - ray Disc Player V1.0.5.175 to Win 8.1 and other drivers

• Portege R830 - Toshiba DVD Player missing

  Drive DVD - Portege R830 (03N00701)

  I can find no trace of the software Toshiba Video Player or Toshiba DVD player. My dealer told me simply that "they probably don't put more ' and told me to use Windows Media Player. Still the .pdf manual has clear instructions to use it.

  I'm supposed to have a Toshiba DVD player on board and if not, what can I download online?

  G Hey Lauri

  According to the specification for the Portege R830 series you should have The Toshiba DVD Player software.
  However you can download it here,

  [http://uk.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp?service=UK]

  I have not used because I used to use a freeware prog. called VLC because it plays one of these video file formats that I tried on it.

  I have Satellite R830-143 and relatively speaking, it has the same specifications as the Portege and had the DVD player when I bought it a month ago.

  Seems dealers will tell you anything without even bothering to check.

  Best wishes

• Portege 3480CT - DVD player in those Port Replicator errors

  I have a Toshiba Portege 3480CT with an external media Port Replicator.
  The MPR has a DVD player, but I can't get the laptop to recognize DVD.
  He can see and read CDs, but I get the following error when I try to watch a DVD.
  "ASPI for Windows is not available...
  Only 32 bits supported CD rom drive... »
  The MPR recognizes that the drive is there.
  Laptop is running Windows XP SP2
  Have the BIOS update update and installed all the drivers Toshiba known.
  Can anyone help? Thank you.

  Hello

  In my opinion you need driver ASPI Google everywhere. Maybe you will find the solution for your problem. You can start with this one http://www.ncf.carleton.ca/~aa571/aspi.htm

• Portege R500 - DVD player does not work

  Hello
  I love my laptop Portege I bought this month of September. The only thing is that the DVD player is not working for some time.
  -When I put a DVD or CD, I realize I can't freely turn the disc in the drive while it is still open. Strange, but I don't see anything blocking the rotation of the disk.
  -The system does not recognize at all have a DVD player. Initially, it worked, I can't say exactly when it went wrong. I checked with Toshiba Assist: in the information panel, it shows no info on the DVD player, in diagnostic Panel, I have the opportunity to check the DVD but when the test system is just jump the operation all the time, indicating that the Player cannot be found.
  -In the control panel I don't see no more among the hardvers
  -For starting, the DVD is one last thing to check in my BIOS settings. But in fact when the start-up the laptop I can hear the sound of the reader looking for something inside, turning or trying to rotate the disc, but it seems always becomes stuck and starting takes like 5-7 minutes due to lengthy trials, get the DVD player work in vain.
  -Now even when I put the energy setting to oriented perf, I no longer hear the system would look for DVD (setting the player gets off everything when using not saving)

  Someone from Toshiba support could help me? Is it possible to check this problem with the remote connection to my laptop, or something? Or should I take it to the service? With this, I also have a little challenge: I bought my laptop in Hungary, but now I stay in Japan throughout the year. So I would need a station in Tokyo where they accept my European warranty. Could you please provide me with any help or ideas? If possible, direct mail also. Thanks in advance!

  > Could someone support for Toshiba to help me?
  To do this, you will need to get in touch with the Toshiba ASP in your country.
  Here in the forum you can get suggestions form common users because it s a user forum to ;)

  > Is it possible to check this problem with the remote connection to my laptop, or something?
  I doubt that this is possible since this could be a hardware problem

  > Or should I take it to the service?
  Maybe this would be the best

  > I need a station in Tokyo where they accept my European warranty. Could you please provide me with any help or ideas? If possible by direct mail also
  On the page of Toshiba Europe, I was able to find an info on TOSHIBA EMEA LIMITED WARRANTY for NOTEBOOKS.
  This warranty is applicable only in the EMEA region (Europe, Middle East and Africa) and can be executed in any
  Countries the EMEA where Toshiba or its Service providers allowed offers warranty service terms and conditions provided for in the present
  warranty. This warranty covers the costs of service parts and labor needed to restore your system to full operational status.

  As you can see in the Japan is not covered by the EMEA region :( So I doubt that the warranty will cover the costs to the Japan.

• If I get the dvd of recovery to win s 7 of the manufacturer, what problems is I meet when I try to boot from a usb dvd player

  Separated from this thread.

  OK here is what I was asking.  If I get the dvd of recovery to win s 7 of the manufacturer, what problems I will get when I try to boot from a usb dvd player.  I worry because my computer is uefi firmware. should I disable secure boot, make sure the dvd usb drive first in the boot order.  What other bios setting I would be worried.

  You will get a facility better if you find the ISO to create such media as discussed in step 1 of the clean reinstall Windows 7 follow these steps to get the best possible installation.  You can even create flash media if that's easier for you.

  Regard to Recov disks that reinstall all the bloatware factory, Yes, you must disable Secure Boot in firmware that doesn't support UEFI to install Windows 7, and then start the media as a UEFI device.

  After installation, you can pick up some performance and optimize the installation by following Clean Up Factory Bloatware .

  You can also do a Clean install Windows 10 improvement using the Windows 7 product key, as this is explained in this link.   You can at any time change to Windows 7, even move back and forth until only is installed at the same time.

  Let us know if there are any questions and how it goes.

• How to convert dvd win7 with the ISO on my office installation files so that I can again use the iso file to make an installation key bootable win for my net book which has no dvd player.

  I bought a proffessional win7 genuine dvd of microsoft I received today. the dvd has no iso file but only installation files. I need to install win 7 on my dell inspiron mini 1018 10 net accounting that only has usb ports and no dvd support. So I want to use a microsoft tool (if it is possible to avoid 3rd party tools) and firstly convert the files in the bootable dvd into an iso file on my desktop which has the dvd player. so I want to use the iso file and use the windows download dvd tool from microsoft to make a bootable USB key and use it to install win 7 on my netbook usb ports. I need urgent links to the microsoft tool if it is available or any reliable free tool to convert DVDs to iso. Help, please

  You can use iSO recorder:

  ISO Recorder v3