Qosmio G10-133: the blue lines on screen

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• No big screen in Windows Media Center on Qosmio G10-133?

  Hello
  I just set up my Qosmio G10-133 to watch the TV via a set-top box Freeveiw. However in Windows Media Center, I can't see it on the big screen. If I veiw the same programe in the Toshiba drive I can veiw on the big screen OK.
  Any help with this would be much appreciated.
  Thanks in advance.

  Hello
  Can you please check in the BIOS settings if there is option called display stretching or something like that?

• Qosmio G10-133 - do you need part no keyboard

  I have a Qosmio G10-133 for about 5 months, but unfortunately a small image fell and damaged the keyboard. He broke up a key, fortunately, and whoever is not much used. The | ------key. But it's always a pain. I could ask on my household insurance, but I won t.

  I'm trying to find the correct part number. Is it easy to install a replacement? Recently, I changed a hard drive for a friend in another laptop, and remove keyboard replacing seemed very easy. What is - this as on the Tosh?

  [Edited by: admin October 9 05 13:36]

  Hello

  I think you should contact Toshiba service partner. They can give you good keyboard and maybe you can get a used one for less money.

  Good bye

• Satellite P300-150 - blue lines on screen

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  My understanding of the Toshiba doesn't support Vista drivers for the Qosmio G10 The Vista seems to be supported since the Qosmio G30 series

  I read several threads on the compatible graphics driver for Vista OS and Web site _ www.laptopvideo2go.com _ provides some nVidia drivers.

  But note; These drivers are not tested and so you can install and use at your own risk

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• Qosmio G10-133 & Vista can't recognize my memory stick

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  Someone got clues?

  I'm also having a problem if I turned the laptop off. The only way I can get the power on button to work is to remove the power cable and the battery and then I turn on the laptop. If I don't take the power cable and the battery I get the green light on the power button, or no light at all, and by pressing seems to do nothing. I also have an orange light blinking on power light on the front of the laptop. I guess it's something to do with the thought of the computer it has hibernated or something?

  What to say to boyfriend.
  The Vista is not officially supported on the Qosmio G10 and the Vista drivers don t series there for this series.
  Always is it that you need a card reader driver to use the memory sticks. But as I said above, these drivers are not available and don t exist.

  What you can do is to check the drivers for G30 but I'm very skeptical that it will work on the G10.

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• Qosmio G10 begins with vertical lines on the screen

  Hello, can anyone help?

  When I try to start my sign qosmio G10 comes on with vertical lines on the screen. And the screen goes black and I can only hear the fan.
  In VGA mode, it begins upward, but always with the lines on the screen.
  Is there something wrong with the video card? In my view, that there are more people with this problem.
  Toshiba offered little help?

  I'm 'out out of warranty '. I need to by a new complete motherboard or y at - it another option? Replace the video card?

  Hello

  Its a shame about the warranty because you ask the service partner Toshiba for the verification of the laptop and this procedure would be free. You know, the warranty would cover the audit of the laptop.

  But I would say the external display connection and then you can check if the same vertical lines appear on the external display.
  If you see the lines on the second monitor, then I guess it could be something wrong with the graphics card or motherboard.

  I think that this procedure is the best way to find out what could be the problem, but anyway, I think you should ask a technician for assistance if you want to solve this problem.

  PS: Have you tried to reinstall or update the graphics driver? I think you should do it but I don't know if it will help you, but you know Mr. try is free ;)

  One of my friends had a similar problem with the vertical lines on other mobile manufacturing, and it was a WLan cable which was responsible for the strange lines on the screen.

• Qosmio G10-133: black bar in the middle of the screen

  I had a display of my G10 problem before, last year the malfunction just screen to a point where it would remain empty and I have to constantly push the display button to make it work. Needless to say that I sent and Toshiba has replaced the graphics card.

  But now I have another problem of display. An hour ago, I was using my laptop and all of a sudden a massive black bar, would say about 7 to 8 cm wide appeared in the middle of my screen. I tried a fresh install of the operating system, update of the graphics drivers, but its still there. If I turn on my laptop to the phases of the white bar to really show the full screen again in a black bar.

  Someone has an idea? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Kind regards
  Rhys

  Hello

  before we can send you a better feedback, will you please connect an external monitor to your laptop and let us know if you have the same black bar there?
  Could you also start your laptop and enter directly into the BIOS settings. Is there a false image, too?

  Concerning
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• Qosmio G10-133 - Install Qosmio Player and using the recovery disk

  Hi again.

  My g10-133 was the mother of uypgraded installed by Toshiba that there are back and forward in his first year with problems of graphics chip, so they installed the motherboard with the 6200 chip chart.

  Until very recently, I installed Windows XP to one of my dead computers that I've ever had anywhere with my original recovery qosmio disc such that it has been damaged. I recently bought an other G10 as I wanted to replace the keyboard and display and it came with disks,

  I put in a raw player. I used the recovery of the Qosmio player disc, and this indicates that it is complete. I then installed the Toshiba Recovery disk that has Windows MCE on it. (I have now three original copies of the present). But when windows go to start, the computer gets past the Bios and then quickly goes to the blue screen of death... I tried to use break so that I can read this, but it does not work. I tried more than a windows disk, but not joy. I also had special instructions for Toshiba, which has the Qosmio updater on him, and also another drive which has some additional drivers.

  So far, I've tried all sorts and whenever I go to start the laptop, it crashes. The Toshiba recovery disc has two methods that an automatic and a step forward on (which I don't have a clue how to use). The automatic, which does not implement the normal windows installation, but evokes a Toshiba says... and it goes from 0% to 100% and ends each time.

  If I use my Windows XP disk from another pc it install fine. and the laptop is fine until it reaches download Windows SP3, which seems to slow everything down.

  I would like to install the Qosmio to style factory if pos.

  What you need to help your service provider which has replaced the motherboard. A long time ago I heard talking of this and what I know is that the machine must be ready for use: This means service must update the BIOS, verify compatibility of memory, RAID functions are not the same, Bios, EC/KBC and DMI must be updated and rewritten. The laptop owner must be willing to work with new hardware components.

  If I m remembering well this new mainboard has different chipset and recovery image that you are trying to install has really bad drivers inside. With other words: after the Exchange system motherboard drivers and the Qosmio Player require an update.

  You know the whole process is a bit complicated, but, as far as I know, Toshiba service provider must send you instructions for Qosmioplayer update and instructions for the update tool.

  At the moment I can't help you. Please call again and ask for help. If you will not get any help it let us know.

• XP update demolishes my Qosmio G10-133 screen resolution

  I'm running a two years old G10-133. Great and reliable machine. The reason why I bought it was because he has big screen resolution/sharpness for MS Word and Outlook emails texts.
  For various reasons that I do not download the MS Windows updates that are often available in a pop-up at the start (hint that they may bring more problems than they solve). In any case I have recently (despite running Norton Security all the time) picked up some kind of malware villain in Google which diverts approximately 50% of the links google after a search and then sends to an another search engine with links.

  The Norton firewall and windows not picking up these or clean them up, so I tried the free Spybot to get rid of them to no effect.

  Finally rang Toshiba Europe support and the guy he recommended that:

  (1) do not use Norton. Waste of time and money and slows down the machine. Download the new freeware Windows Defender instead.
  (2) do all the XP updates
  So I started with all the windows updates (charges), including Internet Explorer 7.

  Guess what, after restart the computer is a bit slow grumpy, but worse still, the screen resolution (sharpness and clarity of the text) has deteriorated in Word, Outlook and Explorer.

  So I called Toshiba support again (I'm on a contract of three years warranty) and they could not solve the problem or propose something and seemed surprised that happened. We checked the things of common screen resolution in control without result panels.

  Then I gave up, train of the restoration of the system before any updates.

  The computer is now stable and the resolution of screen back to where it was.

  Issues related to the:
  (1) can I get XP and 7 EXP updates and still get my old (better) screen resolution.
  (2) what to give up idea good/safe Norton for Windows Defender?
  (3) any ideas on how to prevent the diversion of Google links?

  Any help much appreciated

  Post edited by: holtom

  Hello

  1.) it's very strange and I have never heard bad display quality after the installation of the updates from Microsoft!
  I think you should try to contact the Microsoft support and maybe they know something about this strange behavior.
  But have you tried to update the graphic driver and/or BIOS?

  (2.) it is true. I installed the Norton System Works several months ago and my unit started very slowly with preinstalled Norton Antivirus.
  I removed and use and freeware AntiVirus application called "Antivir".
  I don't want to use the MS Windows Defender. But I'm not saying that this application is bad.

  (3) I don't know what you want to do, but I don't think it has anything to do with your Toshiba laptop ;)

• Qosmio G10 134: the screen freezes after repair

  Hello

  Earlier my Qosmio G10 had to be repaired because of the vertical-bars-in-screen-and-broke-down-videocard-problem. They gave me a new motherboard and Nvidia Go 6600 and the problem was solved. I hoped... Because then I couldn't not to use the graphics card for more than 5 minutes.

  When I start playing a game, or so it takes 5, maybe 10 minutes in mind for my screen to freeze. Then precious is unresponsive to anything, even to the Microsoft-Magic-Combination-Ctrl-Alt-Del. very annoying to say the least... Does this sound familiar to anyone?

  Thanks in advance,

  Dave
  The Netherlands

  Hello

  I agree with the agramer. It is possible to s that you got different but better graphics card. On this page, I read that some users who repaired the laptop got a different card because the original of the delivered graphics card was off live.

  In this case, you should check your device for details of the map Manager and if necessary, you must install the right graphics card driver.