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• Some problems with the Satellite A210 - 11 p

  I bought my laptop Satellite A210 - 11 p in September last year, but over the few months Ive had some problems with it.

  1. it seems to be overheating to the point of not being able to touch the bottom of the laptop whose total stop me use it as a laptop. Is - this usual?

  2. the screen turns off after approximately 2 minutes after the connection.

  3. any ideas where I can buy a new charger?

  Can you help me?

  Thank you
  Mike

  1 could be an accumulation of dust in the radiator. An FSL can remove it for you, or you can blow with a can of compressed air.
  2 power settings? Perhaps the Toshiba Power Saver is set to decrease intensity when loading in the system tray.
  3. I think an ASP can sell you a.

• Problems of space satellite A210

  I bought a Satellite A210 is about 3 months and I continue to receive messages saying there are less than 10% space left on the C drive.
  I download music files (account with emusic) and burn CDs, but I delete the files once I burned the. Other than I don't think that there is nothing that would use such a large amount of memory - and the backup system runs automatically every week so the drive E is now full of 40%.

  Any ideas as to what might be taken for so much space, and how can I deal with it?
  I tried the old files options clear disc cleaning/defrag/delete, and I've never had this problem on my laptop previous.

  It's really weird. Maybe you need to use a program that tells you the amount of used/free space and which files are lying where, etc...

  Then maybe you can understand why your HARD disk is full. I guess that something goes wrong and you should just take a look on all important issues that might contain your music files or anything else you store on your HARD drive.

  Try this tool (http://www.aquatee.com/Products/SpaceWatchPro/index.htm) or if you want another program just type "analyze disk space" on google.

  If you have additional questions, just give a few comments here.

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• Problem starting with Satellite A210-183

  Hi to you all.

  My name is Costis and I have a starting problem with my laptop. The laptop runs Vista and it was bought in November 2007.

  I have the following message:

  "Windows has encountered a problem communicating with a device attached to the computer.
  This error can be caused by unplugging a removable storage device, such as a hard drive or a cd-rom drive which is a failure.
  Make sure that all removable storage is properly connected, and then restart your computer.
  Status: 0x00000e9
  Info: An unexpected i/o error has occurred. "

  Can you help me how to do?

  Thanks in advance,
  COSTIS

  Hello

  What devices are connected to the machine? Some external HDD´s or DVD readers? Would be interesting to know because this error is caused mainly by external media/devices that are not properly connected to the laptop or a malfunction.

  I recommend to unplug everything from your machine and check if the error reappears. So I would suggest to backup all of your important data and retrieve the machine completely (maybe it s a related problem of the software).

  If that's not enough then come back and talk to us more this question.

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• Problem with headphone - Satellite A210-198

  The external speakers into the headphone connection does not cut portable speakers, or it passes the signal to the external speakers.

  External speakers work and can be activated by making them the default device.

  But, by unplugging does not switch back to computer speakers. And they do not work when plugged in, no more than the speakers of the laptop.

  Any ideas?

  Hello

  What cell phone do you have?
  What operating system do you use?

  Have you tried to update the audio driver?
  Check it!

  If you have a Realtek sound card, then go to control panel-> Realtek HD audio Manager-> playback tab

  Here, you should see making micro and headphones on the right side
  You can click directly on the headphone jack and you will get a few settings... Sorry I put t remember exactly the options call
  But you can check it out

• Drivers for XP 64 bit and problems on Satellite A210 - 11K

  Hello Toshiba Support Forums,

  I know it's probably boring for me to ask, but I have two problems with my Satellite A210 - 11 k, which I recently installed Windows XP 64 bit on to.

  One is that I can't adjust the brightness of the screen at all, I have no key to the FN; so that it remains at full blast all the time,

  Secondly, every time I have to send the computer in standby or Hibernate; He instantly the BSOD for a fraction of a second with an ati2mtag.sys error...

  Any help on each situation?

  Hello

  > Hello Toshiba Support Forums.
  It s a user forum to ;) and it seems that you won't find anyone here Toshiba

  With regard to the 64-bit Win XP drivers;
  I found a few discussions about this issue and it looks like Win XP 64 bit drivers are not available for Toshiba laptops
  The point is that the XP 64 bit was not so popular as Win OS 32 bit and most of the apps don't run on Win XP 64 bit.

  If you want to use the Win XP 64-bit on the laptop you must search on external 3 third-party Web sites.
  Toshiba tools are certainly not available for Win XP 64-bit

• Error message: "Shared desktop" with Satellite A210-103

  Hi guys!

  First... Sorry for my bad English :-)

  I have a problem with my Satellite A210-103 (with an ATI HD2600)

  Whenever I want to start 'Battlefield2' (and other games or watch a dvd) it shows an error message warning me that my "shared desktop" is enabled and that I should turn off this option.

  As far as I know, that it is a way of office that does not exist on Windows Vista.

  Is there someone who had an idea what I could do?

  Thank you

  I would also say that you need to disable the external monitor or the shared desktop.
  Usually, you can disable the shared desktop by using the FN + F5 key combination

  But if this does not help, check the properties of the graphics driver you-> settings tab

• Satellite A210-19Y and overheating

  Hello!

  I had a problem with my Satellite A210 overheating for about 4 hours after I bought it. Of course, I went straight up to the place where I bought it, but they just said it was a problem laptop normal when having an AMD processor and advised that I bought an external cooler. However, the thing is that my previous 3 laptops had all AMD processors, and each of them are always works very well, even if they are aged 3 to 7 years and none of them are overheating, even if I let them run very long (like 24 hours +).

  So my question is, is it really true, I want to buy an external cooler to be able to actually use my laptop? Should not be able to run without needing "help"? Furthermore, I use only my numere on flat tables respectively to school and my home office.

  Sorry if my English is hard to understand, it isn't my mother tongue ;)

  P.S. I installed PC-Wizard to check the temperature, and 3 minutes after the start, he spends 60 ^ o ^ C and stays on that, even if the cooler is running like crazy.

  You should not need an external cooler, laptop is designed to work properly with its factory specifications.

  You should try this:

  (1) an update of the BIOS. Go to the Toshiba website and download the latest version of the BIOS.
  (2) check the dust in the radiator. You can blow off the dust with a can of compressed air

• Satellite A210 - heating and BIOS update problem

  My aunt was having problems with his A210, so she bought herself a new and gave me the old one. The problems that she has been seen was the computer kept stopping at random. I think it's an overheating problem because the laptop runs quite hot. The BIOS has never been updated so I thought that might help with this problem. in any case, when I tried to update the BIOS this error message came.

  Cannot load the C:\Users\Dan\Desktop\MK10AWF\PHLASHNT driver. SYS.
  Please verify that your accounts, if you have no administrator privileges, please sign in again!
  Access is denied.
  Error code: 5

  I am the only user on the computer so I have administrator privileges and I don't know why this error is coming. Help, please. Thank you

  > Has anyone else experienced problems with the A210 of overheating? All solutions?
  Hi mate

  I m a Satellite A210 owner and to be honest, a higher internal temperature might occur if the laptop would not get enough air to cool the internal parts like CPU and GPU.
  A few weeks ago, I used the laptop on the sofa I don't the opinion of t that the cooling that are placed at the bottom of the unit fans were clogged because of my position relax, if you know what I mean ;)

  After a short period of use, the laptop shut down automatically I was a little surprised, but I realized that air could not circulate, and so the laptop overheated

  Now, I m using the unit only on the desktop. This method is recommended, and it helps to keep the temperature at the lower level

  PS: My BIOS is updated...

• Re: Satellite Pro U300: critical battery Vista hibernate problem

  Hello

  I have a Satellite Pro U300 PSU31E and have problems with the critical level of batteries and hibernation since I got it.

  It comes with Vista Business

  Critical battery level is set at 2% - is the the strage thing if I hit Hibernate mode (via the power button or start > Hibernate) it have hibernated ok - even at 2% remaining battery. However if I leave it to do this automatically (via the action of critical battery and critical battery level Windows) he died just in hibernation - looks like it ran out of power. The only way I can operate automatically through Windows is by setting the battery level critical to 8% (he dies still in hibernation on what whether it is less than 8%).

  Normally you would just say ok the critical low level must be higher but one) why when I Hibernate manually less than 8% is working perefectly and b) put 8% loses me a good a few minutes! and (c) especially the computer or the battery do not think they are flat at 8% - then, the problem is that it allows you to restart. When the computer starts less than 8%, he has already missed his firm critical point 8% so then just down and down with no further action of the battery until it dies. My XP laptop would be closed, then the computer would know the battery is flat and do not allow a restart up to the critical load of 3%.

  What is one thing Vista or Toshiba?

  Probably not the battery I have 2 with exactly the same problem

  I have all the latest drivers for the power and Vista SP1 and latest version of the BIOS

  Thank you

  Hi David

  I think it s not a Vista problem or question Satellite U300.

  The point is that the OS Vista needs a lot of resources and more energy than the older Microsoft operating systems.

  Always is it that same laptop with pre-installed Win XP would be a lot more time using the power of the battery as with Vista OS.
  Vista is a monster and he eats all the material resources.

  This means that if you use the Vista operating system, you must set the parameters of critical battery at a higher level to make sure that your laptop (Vista OS) would end Hibernate process correctly.

  I think that the last 2% of the battery power is simply not enough to put the laptop into hibernation mode.

  So don't worry, relax and enjoy your beautiful baby ;)

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• Re: Problem loading Win7 installation on Satellite A210-1AP

  Hy.

  I have laptop Satellite A210-1AP that came with vista 32. Now, I want to do a clean install with win7 x 64, but it does not start the installation program.
  Same problem happened when I tried to install fedora. With the cd supplied with the product power works well.

  Are you using the original installation of Microsoft Win7 64 bit disc?
  What happening exactly when you start a startup from the CD/DVD drive?

• Satellite A210 - 11K - serious starting problems

  I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite A210 - 11K which has recently developed serious problems with start up. It makes a very loud beeps when I turn on the laptop.

  Sometimes, the automatic recovery feature manages to recover the boot process and I can use the laptop as usual. But, at other times, I get a message indicating that automatic recovery could not repair the beginning upward and then I have to turn off the power for a day or two and try again.

  The laptop also sometimes stops working after about half hour usage.
  Please can someone help?

  Hello

  To be honest, the issue described doesn't sound like a software / system related problem, but nevertheless I think that you should try the s for laptop system recovery using the Toshiba recovery disc (of course if it is available).

  In case you n t have this recovery media, I recommend you try the system reset using Microsoft own disc. essential drivers are available on the Toshiba driver page.

  If the system recovery would not work, a hardware problem (HARD drive?) may be the reason why the laptop can not boot the system properly. But it is just a presumption

  However, I think that's a good point to begin troubleshooting

• Satellite A210 keyboard problem - Missing letters and generally acting-up

  Model: A210-126 (not relevant since problem seams to affect several models)
  Operating system: OS independent (tried multiple: OpenBSD, Linux, Windows XP, Vista, Win7)

  Other posters with the same problem:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=54917&TSTART=0
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=55560&TSTART=0
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=51922&TSTART=30

  Symptom:
  Keys is de-energized or gives wrong output. The problems occurs randomly, either right at startup or after availability. Looks like it's a hardware related issue and not a problem with the OS. The problem occurs in several OS´s and even in the BIOS-meny. None of the solutions posted in this forum / other items solves the problem.

  The battery is not a solution (as suggested in other posts), the problem reoccurs after availability and sometimes even right to restart the computer. (Et laisse le visage, un ordinateur portable sans une batterie est un _stationary_) =)

  No! It's not overheating and heat issue, this problem may occur at startup after a powerdown complete with battery and power removed. (and no, this isn't a problem of dust or a problem of broken / lack of cooling-fans/ventilation)

  I use the lates for my model BIOS, so make a habit/flash-update of the bios to solve the problem.
  Default factory restore is not a solution either, but _différemment_ ive tried, even if this problem most def is a hardware problem.

  All the other solutions suggested by other posters solves the problem (most of them software related bugs in any case).

  Comments:
  The problem started recently enough (ive had this laptop for about a year and a half) and judging by the other posts in this forum seams problem began on the same date/time to a suspect that he is a "calendar/clock" related question... but I'm not an expert and it's just a hunch (would explain why some users may experience a temporary "I solved the problem by changing keyboard-calendar" - euporia until) what they ecounter problem once again after a time of ).

  The problem arises _completely_ radom and under any given the cirumstance...

  Any suggestions?

  > Other posters with the same problem:
  > http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=54917&tstart=0
  > http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=55560&tstart=0
  The links that you post are not related to the A210 but L670 laptop model and it was reading about L670 and the problem has been resolved by the BIOS updated

  I have a laptop A210 and this issue never happened to me.
  I installed Win XP, Vista and Win 7 on the Satellite A210 and keyboard is ok.

  You have already updated the BIOS and fact laptop recovery and this didn't help?
  OK, so it seems to be linked to the keyboard and the AEP from Toshiba technician should check what

• Satellite A210 - 1 4 - devices problem after upgrading to Windows 7

  I just installed Windows 7 on my Toshiba Satellite A210 - 1 4 and most of my hardware laptops works fine. However, there are 3 devices listed problem and I was wondering if you would be able to help me to identify them so that I can install the drivers.

  Base system device PCI VEN_1180 & DEV_0592 & SUBSYS_FF101179 & REV_12\4 & 1 to 5 DE67B & 0 & 33 A 4 that the drivers for this device are not installed.

  Base system device PCI VEN_1180 & DEV_0843 & SUBSYS_FF101179 & REV_12\4 & 1 to 5 DE67B & 0 & 32 A 4 that the drivers for this device are not installed.

  Not available ACPI\TOS1901\2 & DABA3FF & 1 that the drivers for this device are not installed.

  Thanks in advance!

  Check http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/ann.jspa?annID=78

  If you still have any questions please let us know.

• Problem chart satellite A210-14 - 2 vertical and symmetric lines

  Hello

  I bought a Satellite A210-14 s ATI HD2600 1 last week, which, from the point of view of performance, convinces me really.
  Unfortunately, during this time, it happened twice, that * suddenly * got grainy and colours with increased contrast, including 2 symmetric and vertical lines of the same width (about 3cm).
  These lines also show the bottom, but with a different color.

  In addition, the horizontal view, some tasks began to Flash.
  The 2 times that has happened, the error seemed to have the same characteristics.
  In both cases, after a reboot, the symptoms of this family has disappeared.

  Attached some screenshots

  [http://img248.imageshack.us/img248/3609/bild054oj5.jpg | http://img248.imageshack.us/img248/3609/bild054oj5.jpg]

  [http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/3342/bild047qc9.jpg | http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/3342/bild047qc9.jpg]

  [http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/4706/bild046zx5.jpg | http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/4706/bild046zx5.jpg]

  Now the important question: is it a hardware failure (GPU, RAM or same TFT) or maybe it's a driver problem? (I use the dedicated Toshiba Ati driver)
  Would be important to know in a period of time, due to the money back guarantee option, I have in Germany (14 days)
  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Hello

  It is not easy to give accurate diagnosis but if possible, try to test it with external display. If the problem persists it is probably caused by a faulty graphics card. You can also use a supplied recovery media and install OS again to see if something is changed.

  Anyway, your Satellite of new notebook with valid warranty. I recommend you contact the nearest Toshiba authorized service partner and leave check your laptop.

  By the way: when you start your laptop have you noticed something strange when the Toshiba start screen happens?