Qosmio F50-114 - to upgrade the disk HARD & 8 GB RAM

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  I want to upgrade Vista Home premium to Vista Ultimate on Toshiba Qosmio F50-114 affect this on my hardware or my other software?
  I use the 32-bit system and 4 GB of RAM expandable up to 8 GB.

  Hello

  As much as I know that this will not affect the material, but I read in some discussions that the Ultimate version is not fully compatible, or could not be fully compatible with some tools from Toshiba as added Vista package.

  I m not very well if it could be a deal on your Qosmio F50-114, but everything is possible.

  Welcome them

• Qosmio F50-114 - how to use the video cable?

  Hello
  I have a Qosmio F50-114.
  I want to capture video via the video cable supplied with the computer.

  The computer came with a video component cable software plug-in (1 x 3, 5mm - 3xRCA white/red/yellow). The only place in the manual stating that cable is the only a-in-the-box-section.

  On my old Qosmio F20, I had a specific connector for the video cable component software plug-in. There is no specific 3, 5mm connector so I suspect that I have to join one of the IR ports, or one of the audio-connectors (?).

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  Hey,.

  Don t get me wrong, but I'm 99.9% sure that there is no video port on Qosmio F50. As far as I know that these books are not available, they have a video output only, port but not port of entry to capture video.
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• Qosmio F50-114 - why 32 Bit OS came preinstalled

  Toshiba cheated me or my dealer don't?

  When I buy my Qosmio F50 - 114, the specification says it boasts a 64-bit support but the system now 32-Bit
  Does that mean I can go to 64 bit or is it finished?

  If so what I have to do?

  Thanks much for all support.

  Hey Buddy

  Of course the Qosmio F50-114 supports Vista 64-bit.
  I think you're a bit confused

  It was equipped with the Intel Core 2 Duo P8400 processor that supports the 64-bit feature and also the drivers 64 bit Toshiba Vita will be released in the near future.

  This is why 64-bit is certainly supported. But that doesn't mean that this laptop or other portable which supports the 64 bit of Vista are preinstalled with this OS.

  As much as I know about all the series the 32 bit OS has been pre-installed, but of course, you can install your own Vista 64 bit OS (not upgrade but new installation)!

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• JBOD Qosmio G20 - could not initialize the disk of 320 GB - 1RAID-0

  Hello, comrades Toshiba users,
  at first, I apologize if this question has already been answered, but I did not find the answer to my problem.

  One of my colleagues has a Toshiba Qosmio G20 with two 80 GB drives. Big 17-inch "surf-board-sized" computers laptops are not my cup of tea, but the Qosmio him quite well served.
  We tried to upgrade the two hard drives of aging in his laptop. With considerable experience in replacing the readers of the laptop, I didn't expect no particular surprise, but I was wrong.

  We tried to replace the original disks
  Bay 1: 80 GB Fujitsu drive, System
  2: 80 GB Fujitsu drive, data, RAID off the coast of the Bay

  with the new
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  WD Scorpio 2: 320 GB drive Bay.

  The BIOS of the G20 is v1.30, the latest version. It recognizes new readers-, but one of the new marking as 1RAID-0 disks fails. After trying to "initialize" the 320 GB drive in bay 1 as 1RAID-0, on the third page of the G20 of BIOS, there is a disk activity, but the drive remains in JBOD mode.

  Unable to mark the drive of 320 GB 1RAID-0, I am unable to use the 320 GB drive as a system disk.

  If the original system drive is cloned on a new 320 GB drive, that it does not start. Starting XP * begins * but subsequently fails with STOP 0x7B - in other words, the infamous blue screen INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE when the Toshiba RAID driver is loaded during Windows startup.
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  When the drive system is put in the high Bay and G20 is started from it, Windows XP starts correctly. The drive in Bay 1 is accessable from Windows, however, remains offline in the RAID from Toshiba console. If the start player in Bay 2 is not an option, too.

  A similar problem, where the owner could not install a system of 200 GB drive is described here
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  The owner, however managed to install a 100 GB drive and we have resorted to 80 GB of disk as a system disk and the only player upgrade in Bay 2 to 320 GB.

  I understand what happens when the disk is 'initialized' in the BIOS. Only brands of BIOS of Toshiba disk 1RAID-0, and it breaks down on 320 GB drive. I will refrain from expressing my opinion on this practice.

  My question is - if it is possible, how * manually * mark the drive of 320 GB 1RAID-0?
  Using a hex editor, dd or something similar is no problem. A partial answer would also know the disc more large size which * can * be marked with success under the name of 1RAID-0 at BIOS G20.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  I m not 100% sure, what could be wrong by presumably 320 HARD drive size might be too big!
  How about the 100 GB or 120 GB hard drives?

  I think you should consider it because usually most of the BIOS supports a HARD drive size limitation and therefore not all sizes are supported.

  But note; using the configuration of 1RAID-0 (striping), met by the operating system size is twice more only if the smaller of the two HARD drives in RAID configuration. Using RAID-0, all data on both disks will be lost, even if it is training of two disks fails.

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• I would like to replace my drive 160gig hard with the disk hard 320gig on my laptop running xp.

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  Hi smithnr10,

   

   

  You must post your question in the TechNet forums because it caters to an audience of it professionals.

  To do this, you must consult the link-

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