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• Satellite A350D - 20K - Question about upgrade second HDD + Temperature

  I have a question about my laptop. I have notticed it is a second location of HARD disk on the bottom.
  Is it possible to use this to increase my storage?
  And if yes, how do I do that? I don't see all the connectors.
  What type of HARD drive to use in case it is possible to use this slot machine?

  My second question is on my laptop to be very hot after a short period of use.
  I installed speedfan to record the temperature. When I start the laptop, it already is between 45 and 50 degrees.
  He stayed there for half an hour and then it starts to get warmer. When I start to use the laptop for anything, it triggers to between 70 and 80 degrees.

  This does not seem normal to me. I tried to clean the vents with compressed air, but it has not made a difference.
  I searched on the internet how to take the laptop part for proparly cleaned TI.
  But I can't so I'm looking that destroy it.

  This could be the cause and more importantly, how can I solve this problem?

  Tom

  The second HARD drive bay contains the HARD drive connectors?
  If Yes, then you can use a SATA 2.5 HARD.
  If there are no connectors, then you will not be able to use the second HARD drive

  > I have installed speedfan to record the temperature. When I start the laptop, it already is between 45 and 50 degrees. He stayed there for half an hour and then it starts to get warmer. When I start to use the laptop for anything, it triggers to between 70 and 80 degrees.

  CPU and GPU produce a lot of heat. The heat dissipation is always created then there s nothing unusual that the temperature rose to higher level.
  You can change the settings in Win 7 power management. You can set the CPU to lower performance and can increase the activity of fan, which will help lower the temperature.

• Question about upgrading RAM on Satellite U400-138

  Hello

  My laptop model is Satellite U400-138, part number: PSU44E-00500JG3

  Technology:
  type: technology Intel Centrino 2 processor on processor Intel Core 2 Duo P8400, Intel GM45 Express chipset and Intel WiFi Link 5100
  Clock speed: 2.26 GHz
  Front Side Bus: 1066 MHz
  level 2: 3 MB cache

  Operating system:
  Genuine Windows Vista Edition Home Premium (pre-installed, Toshiba-HDD recovery)

  System memory:
  standard: 3 072 (2 048 + 1 024) MB
  maximum extension: 8 192 MB
  technology: DDR2 RAM (800 MHz)

  In intel webside one writes the following on my motherboard laptop specifications:

  "1.2 Intel GM45 Express Chipset supported feature
  All features supported by the Intel PM45 Express Chipset supported by Intel GM45
  Express Chipset unless otherwise stated below. Additional features are listed below. "

  1.2.2 memory system «»
  -Support to 667 MHz DDR3 then FSB 667 MHz isn't that. "

  "1.1 Intel PM45 Express Chipset supported feature
  1.1.2 storage system
  -Support for DDR2 and DDR3 SDRAM
  -Support for DDR2 667 MHz and 800 MHz
  -667, 800, and 1066 MHz DDR3 support
  -One SO-DIMM connector (or memory) per channel
  -Channel memory supported two Configurations
  -Double-channel symmetrical (with Interleaved access)
  -Dual-channel asymmetrical (with or without Intel Flex memory technology)
  -Support for 8 GB of maximum memory
  -scale 64 - bit per channel
  -Technologies of 256 MB, 512 MB, 1 GB and 2 GB memory supported
  -Support for DDR2 and DDR3, x 8 and x 16 devices
  -Support for DDR2/DDR3 termination on chip (ODT)
  -Supported partial written memory using data signals mask (DM)
  -No support for chip quick selection mode
  -No support for ECC
  -No support for operation 1N. "

  http://www.Intel.com/assets/PDF/datasheet/320122.PDF

  The question is...

  I want to upgrade my portable computer system memory 3 GB DDR2 (800 MHz) RAM to 4 GB of RAM DDR3 (1066 MHz), which is compatible or not?

  Respect,
  enteoana

  Hello

  In my opinion, you should follow specification not Intel and Toshiba. S Toshiba of info is based on own tests and facts.
  So, depending on the specifications of Toshiba for the GM45 Chipset it is clearly written:

  Min(on Board) wheel capacity - DDR2 800 MHz 0 MB / 8 GB max
  Type of extension of memory - DDR2 800 MHz 1 GB/2 GB/4 GB
  Type of module - SO-DIMM

  So if Toshiba write about 800 MHz modules, you must use the modules to them and not faster.
  You may be able to use faster too, but they do not work with the maximum speed, but not going down to 800 MHz.

  If you want to use max RAM amount use recommended and tested 2 x 2 Go DDR2-800 (PA3669U-1M2G).
  Indicated as compatible RAM, 4 GB DDR2-800 (PA3670U-1M4G).

• Satellite A50 543: Questions about upgrading the HARD drive

  I'm looking to upgrade the internal hard disk on my A50 543 to 100 GB at 7200 RPM. The original drive is a Fujitsu 60GM 4200. I have found no information on the Internet on other readers line CMS that have been tested and found compatible with the A50. I need at least 5400 RPM or 7200 RPM to edit video.

  Suppliers meet usually only with so many laptops on the market, they cannot test each hard drive with any laptop, but can tell if it is compatible with the specifications of the computer and the hard disk specifications and are so confident that their information is accurate that they offer a money back guarantee (excluding shipping costs)

  My question is
  (1) how can I be sure that the drive will work (considering the high international shipping costs) to 100%?

  (2) none of the contributors to this forum may recommend a hard drive internal 5400 RPM or more it has installed on the same model specification?

  Thank you. You are my last hope

  Best regards
  Vince

  Hello

  If you want to be 100% sure that works on your HARD drive, so I think the best way is to contact the after-sales Service of Toshiba partner. Here, you can order all the devices and parts compatible and supported.
  I also found these Toshiba hard disks that must be compatible:
  HDD2187B 20 GB 4 200
  HDD2190B 40 GB 4 200
  HDD2193 40 GB 5 400
  HDD2189B 60 GB 4 200
  HDD2194 60 GB 5 400
  HDD2188B 80 GB 4 200
  80 GB 5 400 HDD2191

  In this case, you can use a disk HARD of GB 5 400 80 but I put t found no information about 100 GB of HARD drive.

• Questions about upgrading a Compaq Presario CQ5205Y desktop computer system

  Good evening

  I'm about to embark on my first serious upgrade of my computer, and I thought it would be a good idea to arrive before I get too far down the rabbit hole (and knocked out my Internet access).  What motivates the need to upgrade, it's that the system tends to lag when I programs using a lot of memory running and I think I can give him a decent boost on reasonably low budget.

  I have a desktop PC Compaq Presario CQ5205Y Win7-64 bit without modification until running.  I'm lookin to upgrade the CPU and the RAM of the machine.  For ease of reference, here is the page describing the system:

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/document.jsp?objectID=c01859812&lang=en&cc=us&Conte...

  For the CPU, I found a good price on an AMD Phenom X 4 9750 2.4 GHz Quad-Core CPU (HD9750WCJ4BGH).  What I read, it meets the necessary criteria (socket AM2 + 95W, etc.).  I still need to determine if it needs a fan or non - language marketing indicates that it is not), but assuming that it works, here are my questions for this update:

  1 should I update the BIOS on the card, or change one of its parameters to recognize the new chip?

  2. with regard to the installation, I think that it's pretty simple - unlock/remove the Semprom LE-1300 that is there now, carefully align the new processor Phenom X 4 (Golden to golden triangle triangle) and tighten in place. Then, if necessary, install the fan/radiator.  Is this correct, or am I missing something important and potentially catastrophic?

  For the RAM, I have not bought, but I think I need barrettes 2x2gb DDR2 memory unbuffered, non - ECC memory.  I'm showing my ignorance here, but I imagine that rain is better in this case and is much better than the PC2-5300 memory PC2-6400.  If Yes, then maybe something like (or more affordable if I can find it):

  http://www.TigerDirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=6252562&CSID=_61

  Once again, a couple of very similar questions:

  1. do I need to change BIOS settings after I installed memory or if the automatic detection system?

  2. I swapped memory on other computers before so I guess that this motherboard is always the same - unclip/dethrone the existing memory, slide into the new and snap it in place.  Does this sound right?

  In my view, which covers everything I know, but if anyone has any other advice or warning indication, they would certainly be appreciated.

  Thanks in advance for help a beginner brave new waters.

  Processor:

  (1) no updated BIOS available for this model

  (2) more or less correct... you will need a HSF (heatsink & fan) for the new processor and a thermal paste. After the installation of the CPU, you apply the thermal is dedicated to the then install the HSF. The stock will be Sempron HSF to adapt and work but can not dissipate the extra heat

  (3) it is one of these models that will accept AM3 Athlon II and Phenom II CPU (see CPU upgrade in specs), but if it is supported depends on the revision of the motherboard and the BIOS version. Your choice of Phenom 9750 is a sure way to go

  Memory:

  (1) once again, no BIOS update available for this model

  (2) sounds right

  (3) you can look at Newegg.com best prices

  Please send Bravo

• questions about upgrading to version 6

  Hello

  I've read all the version 6 release notes for the various components of vmware and I have a few questions, I hope someone can help me with:

  (1) now, I installed on a separate windows server vCO. The release notes, this method seems to be a dead end and I should get used to the device now. Correct assessment? VCO is always installed with vCenter server installed on windows?

  (2) in the 5.5.1 release notes, there was a mention of SOAP being obsolete, but I see no mention of this in the notes of version 5.5.2 or 6.0.1. Is always SOAP or only access REMAINS? VMware has changed mind about the withdrawal of SOAP?

  (3) to pass all my actions and workflow Windows (vCO 5.5.1) has the unit (or another windows server I have the intention to rebuild), it is simply a matter of exporters and importers?

  (4) for the initial Setup, the date of issue to new referring to the fact that the old method will not go away. From what I can tell, basic items only (connection IP address and vcenter) are performed via a web site. After that, I need to use the client and run the correct workflow? (Similar to the change that was made to the AD plugin a couple versions back?)

  (5) I have a workflow that copies a file into the guest operating system. This file is stored in a folder on the server of vCO (Windows). Is this possible with the device or what I need to rework my workflow to get the file to prompt another way?

  (6) the vCO can work with an external SQL database?

  Thank you

  Hello

  (1) vRO windows installer is not delivered with vSphere windows install. Technically, it is still available in 6.0 although I don't know if you can download it separately. So yes, better get used to the device.

  (2) don't know why SOAP is not listed as obsolete in release 5.5.2/6.0.1 notes, but it is always inadvisable. It is not yet deleted so you can still use it, but the recommendation is to spend the REST (REST Java SDK or crude REST API)

  (3) correct. Perhaps the simplest is to create a package, put all your custom inside actions/work flow and then export/import the package.

  (4) Yes and no. The old configuration Web UI is always there to 6.0. Plugin configuration must be made through workflow. Part configuration server (network/authentication/database / etc) in 6.0 can be configured via the old user interface and workflows.

  The old Web user interface will be kept for compatibility with plug-ins partner who have not yet passed their workflow configuration.

  (5) should be possible even with the machine.

  (6) of course. Databases supported by the windows installation are also supported by the device.

• Adobe software, questions about upgrades and why creative suite 6 is not mentioned in my login?

  Hello

  1st question is why I can't find my creative suite 6 in the specifications of my account?

  2nd question, how can I upgrade my software, is it only possible by going cloud? or is it still possible the old way of mode as I'm used to go by downloading?

  concerning

  Philippe

  Hi Philippek,

  I'll try to answer your questions one by one:

  1: If you are not able to find your CS6 in your Adobe account, this means that you might not have saved it. In case you want to find your serial number, check this box. Quickly find your serial number

  2nd: CS6 is last & latest perpetual more offered by Adobe. Especially since you can choose our Creative Cloud products. To learn more about Creative Cloud, check this box. Software and services for creative professionals | Adobe Creative Cloud

  You can also view the available plans. Pricing and membership creative cloud plans | Adobe Creative Cloud

  Hope that answers your query.

  Concerning

  ~ David

• Equium P300-190 - Question about upgrading the processor

  Hello

  I just have a question for my CPU PC Toshiba laptop, I have a can of Equium P300-190 full to give model number if necessary the cpu is one supplied with the laptop.

  My question is I want to upgrade the processor but do not know which would be the best option and there are limits with the BIOS, etc. on board.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Probably it is not known to you that upgrading the CPU is not officially supported by the manufacturers of portable.

  The CPU upgrade is a tricky thing... the fact is that the CPU must be supported by chipset and BIOS.
  Where a party would not support the new processor, the unit will not light.

  So even if you use a CPU that is supported by the chipset (Intel GM965) there is a risk that the BIOS could not support the new processor...

  The laptop was equipped with processor Intel Pentium Dual-Core processor T2390 (Merom code name) probably the other CPU Intel Pentium Dual-Core family-owned would be compatible, but to be honest, you won't see a performance improvement...

  So in my opinion it is not worth trying to upgrade the processor...

  In my opinion, you need to replace the HARD drive with an SSD... in that case you will get the performance improvement...

• Libretto U100: Question about upgrade 60 GB HARD drive

  Sorry about that...

  I gave a number of price and the part for an UPGRADE to my MEMORY *(NOT THE HARD DISK) * 512 to 1 GB part number: KTT3311/1 G of OFFTEK. I hope this is the correct number of memory for the U100 with part number in my previous message.

  Looking for the number of the hard disk.

  What I found was a * HD 60GB 2.5 "8 MB 5400 RPM - part of Sweety: MK6034GAX * for £29,19 INC VAT. From DABS.com
  Is that the correct HD at this price? The cost of £80 - £100 elsewhere.

  Therefore, the upgrade from a 30 to 60 GB HD that I am looking for the part number for.

  Sorry for the confusion.

  Thanks for any help, a contributor can offer.

  Hello

  You can use the modules of memory from different manufacturers. Only the specifications of memory are important! Compatible modules are DDR2-400/333 PC2700.

  If you want you can also use these modules from Toshiba:
  512 MB (PA3412U - 1 M 51)
  1024MB (PA3313U-2M1G)

  You know this site of memory? :
  http://www.orcalogic.co.UK/ASP/ProdType.asp?ProdType=31679&ft=m&St=3

  You will also find compatible modules from Kingston.

  With regard to the drive HARD;
  Well, the price of HARD drive are different. It's not easy to tell if the price is too high or not. It depends on many factors such as; place of purchase, dealer, country, etc.

  The Libretto U100 was delivered with a 60GB drive HARD IDE (ATA-6).
  You can use every HARD disk that supports the specifications of this!

  So just google for the best offer or contact the ASP in your country to order a new HARD disk that is compatible.

• Questions about upgrading RAM on Satego X 200-21 L

  Ok. i've got the Satego X 200-21 L (as the Satellite X 205 except the screen resolution) and I want to upgrade my memory to work up to 3 or 4 GB.

  1 What is more profitable? An increase of 4 GB or 3 GB? I need it because Vista makes my Latptop very slowly sometimes, and for games.
  I've heard Vista only detect / 3 GB (I have a 32 Bit system) - is this true?

  2. where could I install and build in this helping hand storage work? What I have to go to a toshiba - authorized reseller or I could do in the next electronic market close to home?

  3 should I know something important about him - as a guarantee - it could run out if I increase my working memory?

  THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR ANSWERS!

  Hello

  You can upgrade your laptop up to 4 GB of RAM. The compatible RAM 2 GB module has PA3513U-1M2G part number. I heard that the problem in recognizing/3 GB should only be solved with SP1.

  Upgrade of RAM do not negate the warranty valid. It is also described in the manuals page 123 s user document. Check it out.

• Satellite Pro 4600: Question about upgrade RAM, CPU, motherboard

  Hello

  I have a SP4600 and because I love this machine, I want to give him the chance to stay with me - but unfortunately, it will only work by increasing its performance...

  Is anyone here has made some experiences in upgrading a SP4600 more than 512 MB of RAM?
  I know that this machine uses PC100 SD - RAM that is available up to 256 MB.
  But someone has tried successfully to put in PC133 memory? And if so, to were the limit?

  And more: what about the upgrade of the rest, for example, the CPU or the whole motherboard?
  Currently, his heart beats with 700 Mhz (Celeron). Would it be as easy as just another graft?
  Or would it be easier to exchange the whole motherboard?
  I've never done anything like this before and I'm not sure how the rest of the system can react on these interventions, in particular because the we-board-video and sound on board...

  I would be delighted if someone could give me some positive feedback on these issues...

  Hello

  You can only use the memory 100 Mhz modules because the FSB is limited to 100 MHz.
  If you use 133 Mhz modules, they will work only at 100 Mhz.

  You can upgrade the satellite Pro 4600 until 512 MB (2x256MB)
  http://www.orcalogic.co.UK/ASP/ProdType.asp?ProdType=28447&ft=m&St=3

  Other devices such as the CPU or GPU are not extensible and the motherboard may be replaced only with the same motherboard

  Finally, you should know that the laptop technology is a little different and you can't compare it with any desktop computer. You can update some parts such as the memory or HARD drive, but that s all the

• Question about upgrading to WXP Pro

  I recently bought a model number Equium PSM57E a friend. I got was the laptop and the charger, HDD played upward, so I replaced it with a blank, but now I am installing WXP Pro on the machine and it keeps hanging on me. I just get a message saying "the installation program starts windows.

  There is no light coming on led to show any type of hard disk activity, I was wondering if the laptop was a dud total until I managed to get windows I'm working on it, but trying to take WXP pro as operating system, is beyond me.

  Just in case you are wondering I have flashed and updated the bios, but was wondering if I need a third-party for the disk controller driver as the hard drive seems dead, when you try to upgrade.
  Thanks in advance for any info you can give me.

  Hi John

  It seems that you have an Equium M50 PSM57E.
  One question: are you sure you bought a good laptop to work?

  In any case, first of all, you must check if the BIOS can recognize that the new installed HDD and check if you have purchased a HARD drive that is supported by M50.

  To my knowledge the BIOS supports a HARD drive size limitation.
  This means that not all HARD drive sizes are supported, and may not be used!
  But after some discussion here in the forum the Equium M50 should be able to manage a 100 GB HARD drive.

  Finally and above all remember that you use WinXP Pro, which already supports the SP2. This is necessary and important.

  Good luck

• Satellite Pro A120-107: Question about upgrade HARD drive

  Hello world

  I have a 120-107 I am generally satisfied but the hard drive is too small and I think the upgrade in about 100 GB. What should I look for when buying? Any suggestions on the best drive to get? Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks

  Hello

  "you just have to take care, that you buy a Sata Drive in the"form factor"2.5". That's all.
  As I know, the biggest that drive was delivered with this machine was a 120 GB SATA drive.

  Regarding the manufacturer: do not hesitate to take all the manufacturers that you like. The best would be Toshiba at all ;)

  Welcome them

• Equium A100 - 02L: Question about upgrade memory to 4 GB

  Hello.

  The time has come to upgrade my laptop, but I don't know how to get the full 4 GB of RAM in it.

  Toshibas page for this computer says I have 4 GB, but also that its two memory locations only consist with maximum 1024 MB card. Is the only feasible supplement by vista ready boost or something?

  The vehicle currently has two 512 MB 667 mhz pc5300' cards inside.

  Please help me... I am looking to order these items very soon and I don't want to buy something that does not work.

  Thanks in advance.

  I found the info you can increase the RAM to 4 GB. You have to buy 2 X 2 GB RAM modules.
  So now the question is what OS you use, because 32-bit Vista recognize 3 GB only.
  Just for info: http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB82022E0000R01.htm

  All that s!

• Equium A100-147: Question about upgrade graphic

  I am about to open my A100 to deposit into a new Core 2 Duo, but what I also want to know, is this model has the ability to take a graphics card.
  Also the toshiba offer this model with a better GPU than the GMA950 graphics?

  There is no buy for the game, but I could update if possible.

  Please do not post here to tell me that this model is not for games I am very aware of this fact already.

  Thanks in advance to anyone who can help you.

  Lee

  I presume you didn't search in this forum some similar thread on the graph and the replacement of the CPU. Am I wrong?

  I would recommend doing this because then you will find useful information on the graphics card upgrade and finally a statement the GPU upgrade is not possible.

  In addition, you will find a lot of discussions and advice that it s not recommended to disassemble the laptop and to upgrade the processor

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