Portege Z30 wasted the time of BIOS

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• How we prevent ESX to change the time of BIOS when it starts?

  I have various difficulties becoming NTP is working on 2 new ESX hosts.

  I tried several things, and one of the issues seems to be that ESX on startup changing time system, and thus all the following which is off LeRiz.

  Is there a way I can avoid this?

  I know there is a one line can be/etc/ntp.conf, something like restrict notrap noquery etc, but it shows long after starting the server.

  I know what is happening because when I reboot I can look through ILO and see in the BIOS time system has changed and I have to reset it.

  I'll try to re - install ESX servers and practice with it.

  These are HP servers allowing the setting of the time in UTC.

  I found what MAY be the best procedure for me to get the correct time zone, even though it is old:

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC & docType = kc & externalId = 1436 & sliceId = 1 & docTypeID = DT_KB_1_1 & dialogID = 8965316 & StateID = 0% 200% 208963389

  KB #1436

  All our servers are in the State of New York, UTC is not absolutely essential for me.

  Thank you, Tom

  chkconfig--level 345 ntpd on

  hwclock--systohc

  Here is an another good KB

  http://KB.VMware.com/kb/1339

• clock is stopped or waste the time of day to the next

  my pc clock is for a period or lose time from one day to the next.

  If your computer is loss of time when it is off it's often the CMOS battery.  The battery usually lasts for about a year and when it will the symptoms include the loss of time and dates.

• I have a DATE TIME / CMOS / BIOS with my Acer Aspire 5742Z problem

  Hello

  Newbie here...

  I have a strange problem with my Acer Aspire 5742Z (UK), which I think may be the BIOS or CMOS area...

  MAIN PROBLEM

  Guard reset BIOS default time (00: 00:00 on 01/01/2009)... OR... a time '' close '' to what it is supposed to be...

  MAIN STEPS IN THE DEMONSTRATION OF THE ISSUE...  WHAT I'VE DONE

  Removed the main battery and then replaced the CMOS battery twice (in the case of a failure)

  Main battery insert it again.

  The clocks of the BIOS (using F2) countless times, but there's rarely / or is correct.

  STRANGENESS...

  During startup in Windows 7, it almost always does not show the same date and time that I entered the BIOS.

  For example, if I go home at 21:35 on August 28, 2014 using F2, when I boot on Windows, the date and time may say August 23, 2014 at 3:25 pm ish...

  POWER OFF

  If I turn it off and turn off and then turn on, restart the time in BIOS is correct... to 21:43 29/08/2014 (that I have record for good measure).

  If I continue, Windows reads now August 23 at 15:32

  ADJUST the WINDOWS TIM E (UK)

  So, then I change the time of Windows Date to Friday, August 29, 2014 21:48.

  JUST FYI: the PARAMETERS of ZONE SCHEDULE are checked and no changes: (UTC), Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London

  PANEL, LANGUAGE AND REGION, English in the United Kingdom, short time 21:48, short Date: 29/08/2014

  GEOGRAPHICAL area: United Kingdom

  now, everything seems correct.

  TURN OFF AGAIN and wait a few minutes.

  YOU turn it back ON, and then press F2 that (this time) shows the BIOS default date and time in 2009

  If I continue in windows without changing the BIOS date and time dafault, Windows now displays as 23:02 31/12/2008

  :-(

  That's all.

  I would really appreciate help fixing this problem that makes me nuts!

  Thanks in advance!

  ...   Just in case anyone reads this...

  I just updated my BIOS for the next issue, and the problem has.

  I guess that maybe the BIOS got corrupted!

  I used the simple approach and no short layout has been involved.  I deliberately did not go for the latest BIOS just in case where he brought new questions and confused the situation.

  Shaba

• Continues to change the time in the taskbar!

  The time in the right corner of the Bureau de change at random-
  forward or backward. I have reset it and the next day or so it has changed.
  For now, it says 21:30 and its really only to 06:30

  I've only used my new Asus PC with Vista 64 bit sp1 for all
  3 months and I hope that Windows 7 will help some of the issues Im having!

  Instead of Photoshoping & Flickr.com... Its answers & Troubleshoting!

  Hello

  If it changes when you restart, then the BIOS time is incorrect or the CMOS battery is dead. You can access the BIOS on an Asus Board by pressing as soon as the system is turned on. The weather is usually on the General settings area. If it fails after reboot, then this is the indicator that the battery is dead. If this is the case, you will need to replace it, a fairly simple process. The battery is about the size of a US nickel and easily found on the motherboard. Replacements are found in many electronic, Department and hobby stores. Make sure that the system is unplugged when you remove and replace.

  For information to help you understand what happens, Windows (Vista) Gets the time from the system BIOS when a system is introduced first, then uses its own mechanism, including the synchronization process, at the time. Problems with the initial time are generally attributed to the time of BIOS, while problems with the maintenance of time are generally related to a timing issue (connectivity or firewall) or a software conflict (antivirus software more often). Good luck, Rick Rogers, aka "Crazy" - Microsoft MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

• Strange problem with time of BIOS

  Today, I tried to create a new virtual machine and I was wondering why a Windows unattended Setup no longer works. I discovered that this was due to the Kerberos failure as a consequece of time inaccurate system.

  Then I boot in the BIOS of VMs and found that the time is one hour on local time and also a time out of time that is displayed in vSphere client for the ESXi host.

  It worked perfectly, in the past, there is no need to adjust the time of BIOS after creating a new virtual machine.

  No idea why the BIOS of the newly created virtual machine time is an hour off the coast compared to local time?

  Thank you.

  See you soon.

  Time UTC in the BIOS at startup.

• BIOS of the computer 0xc004f063 Portege Z30-B-117 lack license required

  in November 2015, I bought a laptop Portege Z30-B-117 PT253E-013008CZ. Today, I discovered the information that is required to activate windows. The laptop has been pre-installed Win 7 Pro and media attached to Win 8 Pro. In notebook isn´t COA label. When you build the code and enter the Activator appears information - computer license lack required error 0xc004f063 bios. Microsoft, I was told that my product key is required to provide a computer manufacturer. Please help, I could turn on the system and work again. Thank you very much

  in November 2015, I bought a laptop Portege Z30-B-117 PT253E-013008CZ. Today, I discovered the information that is required to activate windows. The laptop has been pre-installed Win 7 Pro and media attached to Win 8 Pro. In notebook isn´t COA label. When you build the code and enter the Activator appears information - computer license lack required error 0xc004f063 bios. Microsoft, I was told that my product key is required to provide a computer manufacturer. Please help, I could turn on the system and work again. Thank you very much

• How downgrade the BIOS on Portege Z30 - B?

  Hi all

  I updated the BIOS on my laptop Z30-B-119, and it is much worse than the original BIOS, so I want to downgrade it.
  There is no way to save the original BIOS during the update and the previous BIOS is not available on the site.

  Someone has the original BIOS and knows how to extract?

  Maybe someone knows how to contact Toshiba technical team directly? (Don't see what they have implemented in new BIOS, I have no hope they read on this forum or user opinions).

  If you're wondering why I want to downgrade and what's wrong with him, see below for an explanation.

  I was convinced that the new BIOS might resolve the problem with the fan, which works well too early, but it turned out they made much worse! The fan will now light at 42 °. Seized 50 °, which was already a Toshiba engineers stupid choice, provided that the side of the CPU temperature is 105 °, so that they could keep the laptop quiet at least until 60 °, especially as many people's complaint of the fan in this model. Instead, Toshiba has done the opposite and lowered the temperature even more.

  How foolish choice their engineers do, I will never buy another Toshiba and will not recommend anyone buy their products. But since I have already made the mistake one bought a Toshiba laptop, I hope that I will be able to downgrade the BIOS or contact them to request an update.

  Let me know if you know how to do it.

  Toshiba Portege Z30-B-119 PT253E - 01100XPL
  This European model belongs to the PT253E series

  The Portege Z3x - B PT253U (same model) was released in the United States and it supports the same BIOS

  The BIOS for the PT253U is compatible withE -PT253 and can be downloaded here:
  http://support.Toshiba.com/support/v...tentId=4007631

• Portege Z30 - cannot access the bios Setup

  Hello

  I can't enter BIOS setup when starting. Pressing on F2 allows me to enter the master password and HDD/SDD (confirmed validation), but the screen freezes at the "Toshiba configuration utility' graphics without any progress.

  This problem began to appear quite suddenly, I enter the setup of BIOS several times before without any problem. The only change that's happened that I know is an event of disruption/recovery failed.

  My suspicion is that the laptop is now in the start-up of hi-speed system. Can anyone confirm that? Is it possible to force it to boot normal start time? I'm using Linux, so I can't use the Windows of Toshiba Utilities.

  > I'm using Linux, so I can't use the Windows of Toshiba Utilities.
  That s bad:(dans le Toshiba HW Setup vous trouveriez un paramètre pour modifier l'option vitesse de démarrage.)

  > My suspicion is that the laptop is now in the start-up of hi-speed system. Can anyone confirm that?
  Hmm in my opinion, if the start-up speed would be set to fast, you wouldn't be able to press F2 and enter the BIOS password.

  However, in other cases, if the startup mode is set to fast, you can enter the first INS key BIOS and press the F2 key

  Give it a try.

• Fingerprints on the Portege Z30-A-12 q utility does not work

  Hello

  I need help with this issue:

  I have installed fresh windows 8.1, the same version as before, but this time I chose UEFI on BIOS. When I used the BIOS the fingerprint sensor was working fine, but now it says "unable to connect to the probe.

  I use Toshiba Portege Z30-A-12 q i5-4200 256 GB SSD, or PT243E model. I've searched the forums and found a similar problem with another Toshiba R product that was resolved by adding an exception to the firewall.

  Utility of fingerprinting with the exception of firewall, even disabled firewall all the way, but always the same problem, I added. In Device Manager, I have biometric sensors (WBF) (PID = 0010) validity under devices.

  I also checked in the BIOS to see if it it turned on and it is.
  The only thing I changed in the BIOS are Secureboot (is on) and has chosen CSM (UEFI), but I think that these settings are not relevant to the problem because they are used for starting.

  I tried to uninstall and reinstall the driver 3 times.

  Please help me with this problem.
  Thank you very much
  Andrei Colombi

  UEFI / start MSC mode has no influence on the fingerprint sensor.

  You said you did a clean install of 8.1 to win.
  I guess that the problem is related to the driver missing or utility.
  I guess you do not have all the essential software available on the Toshiba UE driver page.

  System driver Toshiba to win 8.1 must be installed. It is very important driver package.

  But also try to register fingerprints first in the Windows settings.
  Go to the control panel? Audio equipment &? Biometric devices
  To the left, click Change biometric parameters
  Now, you will see two options: WE (marked) biometrics and biometric OFF (unmarked)
  Now, go to biometric OFF and save changes
  Now go back and click on settings again biometric change
  Now return to the biometrics IT and save the changes.

  Now, you have to click on use your fingerprints with Windows and register fingerprints.

  I think it might be useful to get the utility of fingerprinting works again.

• Portege Z30-A-189: microphone does not work with the connected headphones

  Hello
  I have a Portege z30-a-189 ultrabook.
  Today, I wanted to use Skype with a headset for the first time and I noticed that when the headphones are connected, the internal microphone does not work.
  When I connect headphones that have the microphone, it works, but I want to use headphones that do not have microphone.
  I chcecked all in windows 10 sound settings.

  If you come on a site back, you will find the solution. (see my last post - realtek settings)
  https://Forum.Toshiba.EU/showthread...-in-headphones

• New Bios for Portege Z30 - has Changelog

  Hello
  If someone has tested the new bios (4.20 - WIN (ECB1.40)) for the Toshiba Portege Z30 - A or is it an official change log?
  Toshiba did not alter the fan behavior? The fan isn't fort/boring, but he could kick a little later.

  Concerning

  Someone has already installed the new bios?

• Password locked Portege Z30-A-10Z - necessary BIOS.

  Someone at - it backup the bios of your laptop Portege Z30-A-10Z.

  My laptop bios locked me by password and need to program a new bios with new bios chip.

  I can't prove ownership with Toshiba with the original receipt so that they will not help as I bought it on ebay a wile back and the seller is is most homologous :(

  This is very stupid situation now. If your laptop is locked by word password BIOS you have big problem now and nobody here can help you. BIOS password needs to be eliminated by the authorized service provider.
  BIOS password is a function of security very important for any problem with machine locked should be handled by ASP. There are several different methods for BIOS password removal and it has nothing to do with the backup BIOS or some sort of new BIOS Setup.

• Re: Portege Z30 - A - Bios update 3, 80-WIN using Win 7 64 bit

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba Portege Z30 - A
  Maybe someone was able to perform the bios upgrade in windows 7 64 bit?

  @tomek_1

  May I ask if you get an error message trying to update the BIOS?
  The downloaded BIOS package contains the exe to 3, 80 - WIN_ECB1.40.
  It is also a zipped folder. You can unzip the file using WinRAR or WinZip software.

  After that, you will get 16 files. I found the AutoExec file that seems to be the file that starts the BIOS update procedure.

• Unable to connect 2 external monitors via the Port Replicator using Portege Z30 - 16U

  Hi all

  I need hell, I just moved from another laptop for Portege Z30 - 16U, I spent hours trying to connect my 2 external monitors to my Replicator Port Hi-Speed III 120W, but my laptop will see a monitor.

  I used 2 external monitors with my laptop for years because I do a lot or reading and I don't want to use the one and the laptop screen.

  I tried the mixture of a VGA and a HDMI and VGA cables, but nothing works.

  Can anyone tell me how I can connect and discover 2 external monitors with this laptop and port replicator, I can't believe that this is not possible, it makes no sense that Toshiba would then technilogically behind other laptop manufacturers.

  Thank you

  Liga

  Hello

  I'm not familiar with the Z30 Portreplicator, but the general behavior of the replicators of the double-displayconnector, is that 1 can be used.
  Not 2 simultaneously.

  I could be wrong, and you should easily be able to check it out - use only 1 at a time.
  First, then the other.
  If the two works when used alone, then my suspicion is right.

  I hope this helps!

  TOm BR