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• Satellite P100-240 power management issues

  Hello

  Since then, a few months ago, on my P100-240 power management was terrible. The problems are...

  1 if the monitor turns off through inactivity, the only way back switch on is to close and open the display (or trigger the sensor screen closed with a pencil).

  2 the machine is born in the life of hibernation if you close the screen. The only way to enter Hibernate with screen closed is to close the screen while the machine is in hibernation.

  3 Hibernate with the display closed, the machine springs to life if moved or slightly shaken. Accordingly, it is dangerous to transport it without performing a full closed.

  Are all my problems with a sensor defective screen closed, or are other people tolerate the same garbage?

  I've updated to the latest version of the BIOS. I am running win XP Pro SP2. To try to limit this behavior, I chose "when I close the lid of my laptop--> status quo' in--> Advanced Power Options. This made no difference.

  Thanks in advance.
  What about Simon

  Hello

  First of all I m very interesting if you use the Toshiba preinstalled the operating system?
  You said, you use the Win XP Pro OS and as far as I know the laptop was supplied with the Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005.
  It s really interesting if this behavior of the laptop appears with the image of Toshiba preinstalled.

  In any case, because of the third point (hibernation with the display closed, the machine comes to life if moved or shaken slightly) I guess there could be something wrong with the sensor screen-closed for laptop or with contacts on the motherboard. But to be 100% sure the diagnostic test is necessary!

  Looks like you guarantee is valid! Contact the ASP in your country and explain the guy the whole situation!
  All tests and replacements should be done for free! So don t worry dude!

  Good luck

• Need to update Power Management profile on ESXi 5.1 host

  All,

  I recently discovered that our host ESX power profile balanced value.  This contradicts us defining the strategy of power inside the bios on a maximum performance and in my opinion, is causing performance within our host issues.

  Unfortuanlity, it has not been discovered at first and now I have several esx host that requires the updated profile to high performance.

  I found that the policy is defined in VMware.Vim.HostPowerPolicy.

  $a = get-vmhost ESXhost1 | Get-opinion

  Then view this information:

  $a.Config.PowerSystemInfo.CurrentPolicy

  Key: 1

  Name: PowerPolicy.static.name

  ShortName: static

  Description: PowerPolicy.static.description

  DynamicType:

  DynamicProperty:

  Above is how I need to my whole set army.  The default value is below:

  Key: 2

  Name: PowerPolicy.dynamic.name

  ShortName: Dynamics

  Description: PowerPolicy.dynamic.description

  DynamicType:

  DynamicProperty:

  I would appreciate any help from anyone on the possibility of updating these values.  It is not the cmdlets to perform these tasks.

  
  

  Of course, only requires a small change

  $tgtPowerPolicy = "static"$clusterName = "MyCluster"
  
  Get-View -ViewType ClusterComputeResource -Property Name,Host -Filter @{"Name"=$clusterName} | %{  Get-View $_.Host -Property "ConfigManager","Config.PowerSystemInfo","Config.PowerSystemCapability" | %{    $powerSys = Get-View $_.ConfigManager.PowerSystem    $key = $_.Config.PowerSystemCapability.AvailablePolicy |    where {$_.ShortName -eq $tgtPowerPolicy} | Select -ExpandProperty Key    $powerSys.ConfigurePowerPolicy($key)  }}
  

• Satellite X 200 - no in BIOS power management tab

  I have a Satellite X 200 and I'm trying to access the tab in the BIOS power management, although no such tab exists. The reason is that I'm putting up a time of autostart. If it's any help, the BIOS is Phoenix TrustedCore V.2.10

  So I wonder where he is, or how to access power management

  Thanks in advance

  Post edited by: plainer

  Hello

  Why you need a time to auto start?

  Sorry, but this feature is not available. I never had a cell phone that has been able to set the automatic start time.

• Toshiba and BIOS-satellite M30X power management

  Hello!
  I just installed XP PRO with Service Pack 2. I tried to install the Toshiba power management tool. At the end of the blue installation screen appears and the system restarted. I tried upgrading BIOS (windows flash) and hanged just after flash system started.

  Icouldn t restart even pressing the poweroff several seconds what is the problem? If possible answer also private e-mail [email protected]

  Hi Mam

  AFAIK for M30X that there is a new BIOS version (1.90).

  Please check this document and be careful.
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/FAQ.jsp?service=EU&from=faq_selection&CFID=BIOS&fi D = TRO0000000b07

  Very important is that your device must be connected to the power supply and DO NOT interrupt the BIOS update, because it can destroy the BIOS.

• Satellite A660 Win7 - power management system action center is missing driver

  I replaced the battery on my laptop Toshiba A660-15J and a few months, is back with the battery high capacity and now Action Center 7 win keeps popping up with the message that I need to download and install the missing driver for power management system.

  The power supply has been replaced not at all, nothing has changed, except for the battery.

  Costs of light on the functions of the laptop, as it did before the battery change.
  It turns on and is red and after a few hours, it becomes white and the battery level shows that it is 100%

  The problem is that this center of windows 7 says that missing one driver ACER? -> WTF?

  The link to download it from DOES NOT

  It seems odd that the link that windows provides its on a site of acer, but since part´s manufacturers other´s manufacturers use it does not at all surprise me.

  I want just the clarification and confirmation of what I have to do here, and why to toshiba Service does not show this update?

  I read that the BIOS update can fix this, however there is NO bios update for my laptop.
  I have also contacted MICRO$ OFT but I'm still waiting for a response from them.

  I also read other messages on various toshiba forums that relate to this same problem, but they used to say that the model is not supported by toshiba in this country...

  I clicked on the link on this forum directly on the site of Toshiba Australia, so please do not tell me that my model is not supported on this forum of Toshiba Europe!

  The exact message:
  Download and install the driver for your power management system
  Your power management system is missing a driver.
  To resolve this issue, follow these steps:
  Press or click on to download the driver of the A + c + e + r society Web site
  Download and extract the driver files
  Type and click on save or save as, and then save the file to your desktop. If you can t choose where to save the file, you will need to find and copy it to your desktop. When you download files, most of the web browsers save them in the folder to download on your computer.

  > I replaced the battery on my laptop Toshiba A660-15J and a few months, is back with the battery high capacity and now Action Center 7 win keeps popping up with the message that I need to download and install the missing driver for power management system.

  Maybe that's the problem. The new battery is fully compatible?
  Satellite A660/15J is an Australian mobile phone model.
  Here, I found some accessories for this model:
  http://www.MyToshiba.com.au/products/computers/satellite/A660/psaw3a-15j06t/accessories

  Compatible battery are:
  Toshiba battery (12 cells / 9000mAh / Li-ion / 10.8V) PA3819U-1BRS
  Toshiba battery (6 cells / 5600mAh / Li-ion / 10.8V) PA3818U-1BRS

• Overheating and crash on the A60 - 122 power management

  Sorry for the bad English - my native language is Russian.
  I have a few problems:

  #1 when I run any graphical application lasts (as any games full screen)-I get a trouble - front near the screen becomes very hot - I think it's a video card problem, because I saw this sentence only at games or use Photoshop. How can I solve this? Have Satellite A60 - 122 functions q - fan (like ASUS motherboards) and how do I access it?

  Utility power management #2 - hangs at each performance of the OS and crashes when you try to uninstall.
  What can recommend you on these issues?

  Thanks for all the answers.

  Kind regards
  Alex.

  Hello

  #1 with this number you can do anything. If it's really hot, you can call service toshiba partner and ask if it would be useful to analyze the material.

  #2 you tried to install the new management tool of power 'on' non-functional existing power management. It may be that the new installation fix the existing!

  Good bye

• Satellite A100: Toshiba Power Manager does not work

  Hello everyone!
  I just installed Vista on my laptop (originally I had Win xp on it)
  First I installed video drivers from toshiba.com
  Then I installed the bios update and additional package toshiba.
  But the toshiba Power Manager does not work!
  Vista uses only its tools to manage the battery.
  Can you help me?

  Thank you!

  Why do you offer the Power Saver doesn t work properly?
  You are getting error messages or what?

  The Toshiba for Vista energy saver is not the same as for Win XP.
  You can find some additional options in Vista power options!

  There, you can choose between 3 different power option.
  Choose one and click on the link below changes the power options

  The new window should appear and you can click on change advanced power settings link.
  In a new window, you can see the Toshiba Power Saver Settings.

  Good bye

• Backlight is disabled until the power management software is loaded on the Satellite M40 - 295

  Greetings to all members of the forum.

  I am owner of ten months a Satellite M40-295. My problem is the following:

  When I start my computer the backlight is disabled until I go into Windows and the power management program is loaded.
  After that the backlight of the screen lights up. I tried to change the brightness with Fn-F6/7 and screens using Fn + F5 without success.

  Init information (init messages, such as the Toshiba and Windows logo) appears on the screen (I checked it under the intense light and the screen from another angle of view), so the adapter seems to work properly.

  Thanks in advance

  Hi Evangelos

  I'm afraid that now, you have a problem. If the unit won't start the BIOS chip is probably damaged. In my opinion BIOS update was bad idea.

  Right now I don't want write something on the screen because now it is not important at all. Please contact the customer Service of your country partner and let check the device. Sorry, but I'm 99.9% that the unit is now completely screwed.

  If the appliance shows any sign of life is the case for the service. :(

• Satellite A200 + Vista Ultimate - power management does not work

  No matter what I apply to the power management settings of the screen never goes and the PC never sleep or standby extended. Screen saver does not either - except once - yesterday, for the first time since I bought the PC in August. Has not yet done.

  I assumed that this is a bug in Vista. "Tech Guy" PC World (ha ha) cannot repair. Is it at the level of the BIOS or something else? Of course, there is an incompatibility between the OS and the hardware. Video chipset? If you choose a balanced power management, the screen slightly off if you take out the power cord, but that's all that happens. Power management is all set to default.

  It's exhausting, because whenever I want to leave the PC for a while, I have to put it to sleep manually.
  Anyone got any ideas?

  Thank you

  Peter

  Post edited by: admin

  Hello Peter

  First of all are the guys responsible for tech updates? They must offer that you support for the hardware you have and clarify also all problems, if you use a preinstalled recovery media.

  Upgrade is your decision, and it is possible that it may have some negative influence on the functionality of the OS. All this is quite complex. As you know Vista has own power management options. Toshiba install PVAT (ValueAddedPackage) and after doing this there are some additional settings.

  The question is: How did you get the OS upgrade? Did you do a clean install? Have you installed all the stuff from the download page of Toshiba including VAP?

  With other words: all the basic settings on energy consumption are defined in the BIOS. AFAIK in Vista is the management of clean energy implemented and Toshiba installed just a plugin. If these rudimentary BIOS settings are not changed, I guess everything works fine. Change the settings of the BIOS with an update, I can imagine that different settings will not work correctly.

  Hmm, that's really not easy to say what you can do. Maybe check for the last update of the BIOS and after doing that it is trying to put the clean install of Vista Ultimate. And, of course, you must install all the stuff from Toshiba following the document of instructions for installations.

• P10 554: problems with display power management

  It is not possible to reactivate the display (mouse movements, pressing certain keys, pressing the key) when it is turned off by the power management system. The motherboard has already been replaced by a service representative Toshiba, I even reinstalled the system, but the problem persists. The behavior is not reproducible. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

  Anyone out there have the same problem? Is this a configuration problem or may be a hardware defect? It is already a known issue?

  Any ideas appreciated.

  Thanks in advance
  Karl Jost

  Hi Karl

  It is not easy to say, but it is possible that there is some malfunction of the equipment. In my opinion the last try to check this is to reinstall the operating system. If the problem persists there are certainly a hardware problem.

  Good bye

• Satellite A30-404: how to change the options in the E-Power Manager

  Hello
  I have a laptop Toshiba A30-404. I would change my powermanagement in the control panel. If I open powermanagement I get the message; Close powermanagement and open E-power management to change your poweroptions.

  As soon as I move the cursor over the tabs of the powermanager, tabs fade and I can't change the options again. I read something about BIOS and ACPI. I would like to know how I can handle this problem?

  Is there something I can download from the internet to do this, perhaps?

  Thnx for your help!

  Welcome going

  Hello

  The Toshiba power saver is installed on almost all Toshiba laptops.
  If this application has been installed on the power management unit running Windows is disabled.
  In this case, you will need to use the Toshiba power saver to change power options.

• New power manager

  in the newspaper:

  Version 3.11

  • (New) Added support for double battery Mode.

  Version 3.10

  • (New) Added support for ThinkPad T410, T510, W510, X100e and Edge 13 ", edge E30
  • (New) Added the new function 'Intel Graphics Power Plan' and 'Intel Turbo Boost Technology'.
  • (New) Improvement of the "Always on USB" function to automatically detect the USB device.
  • (New) Improved the "Time summary" function to reduce energy consumption.
  • (New) Change the criteria of hygiene of the battery.
  • (Fix) Fixed an issue where 'The effect of parameters' shows bad usage of power level.

  What is the "Dual Mode Battery": what its role is and to what models it applies to?

  Dual made reference to a new feature supported by some of our new products launched battery packs this year. You will see an 'Automatic' box in the 'Charging Mode' region tab battery maintenance in power Manager (if the battery is a Dual Mode battery). Thanks to this feature, Manager of power can change how your battery is to maximize the life of your battery. If you are a user of power to the battery or for the most part an AC user, you will benefit more from this function.

• Power Manager BUG?

  Hi people;

  I have a x130e on Windows 7 (x 64) with Power Manager installed 6.68.8 with the Lenovo Power Management driver (from the same package).

  What I see is that the always on function USB does not work. It is enabled in the BIOS and enabled in the power management.

  But, on the way of troubleshooting, I noticed something about the power management program and wonder if there is a bug.

  If I go in the global settings of power and enable always on USB but that also, even when the computer is off, then click on apply, check marks remain. However, as soon as I shut off Power Manager and then re - start, the check marks are gone. They disappear.

  The same thing happens with the beep when power state changes button. Even if, with this one, it looks like the feature rest after restarting the App (I can hear it).

  I guess you can imagine that the always on USB troubleshooting feature made much more difficult when the Soft Power Manager seems to lose the settings after you close the program.

  A confirmation or ideas would be appreciated. I uninstalled the program and re-installed and rebooted the computer - same thing.

  UPDATE > I went all the way back to version 6.38 and I see the same behavior - the settings are not enabled between sessions of Power Manager.

  Nevermind, I solved the problem by removing the Power Manager software...

  Not the greatest witness, it's course...

• Need help with my Y40-80? power management

  I get message to the center of the Action as follows:

  Compatibility problem between your power management system and Windows

  Your power management system is not compatible with this version of Windows.

  The name of the model of your power management system is ACPI Lenovo compatible virtual controller.

  Can anyone help please. I have windows running Y40-80 8.1 is a clean install of windows 8.1 x 64 all drivers are up to this day, just need help with the question above thank you

  Lenovo today released a new bios update for Y40-80 laptops, I did the update and, so far, the error message that I posted above has not appeared again so set the mite of update of the bios not sure yet, I'll keep up to date on this subject and write again soon