Re: How compatible RAM is needed for Satellite L30-134?

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• Compatible drive for Satellite L30-134 (PSL33E-00E00WRU)

  Please indicate internal what HARD drive I should buy for my laptop Satellite L30-134 (PSL33E-00E00WRU)?

  Hello

  I found a similar thread here:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=51895

  As you can read you can install each 2.5 HARD drive with SATA interface. It is no problem and you don't need a certain brand. Just buy this model you prefer ;)

• Upgrade memory for Satellite L30-134

  I have a Satellite L30-134, which seems to work pretty slowly - I think that due to the large amount of photos and music from itunes.

  I wonder which is the best way to solve - buy a memory upgrade (no idea how to change memory well) or get an external hard drive?
  And if I change the memory I'll lose what is already saved on the laptop?

  I agree with Ganz most HARD drive will not improve performance but increase the disk space available HARD, it would be you can store more music and picture on HARD drive ;) files

  Upgrade memory also would not provide a performance gain of course performance could be a little better because most of the things would be handled directly in memory and not in time on the HARD drive, but generally it s not really noticeable.

  In any case if you want to improve memory, check this:

  http://www.orcalogic.co.UK/ASP/ProdType.asp?ProdType=25737&ft=m&St=3

  You must use DDR2 533 MHz (PC2-4200) 200 - PIN SODIMM

• Problem with BIOS for Satellite L30-134 PSL33E v3.10

  Guy. I need new version of BIOS for PSL33E or earlier to 3.10.
  I can't download BIOS for PSL33U but I'm not sure that I need to install as the user R2D2 says:

  The series of mobile Americans is different and I guess the US BIOS is not fully compatible with the series of Europeans!
  Therefore, you should not use the BIOS from a U.S. Internet site. It's very risky!
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/message.jspa?MessageID=120416

  ASP is old BIOS also.

  Yes, R2D2 is right.
  If you are owner of the European model for Toshiba laptop, then you should use the drivers and BIOS from the European pilot of Toshiba page.
  If you are a laptop Toshiba U.S. owner then you should use the BIOS and drivers from the Toshiba page we.

  The update of the BIOS is always risky, and I do not recommend the use of updates to the BIOS that are not designed specifically for your model of laptop.

  Good bye

• Need BIOS for Satellite L30 (PSL33E)

  I need the original BIOS for Satellite L30-134 (PSL33E) - I again, but need of origin (older than v 3.10 - date 24/10/07).

  Thanks in advance :-)
  PS the model is PSL33E-00E013G3

  Unfortunately, older versions of BIOS are not available on the Toshiba support page but the service provider authorized in your country can give you the old version.

  Call and ask.

• How much space I need for ios9 (not enough free 5 GB)

  How much space I need for ios9 (not enough free 5 GB)

  You have a computer and you sync via iTunes?

  If you update via iTunes you need not as much free space on your iPad because the software spreads itself by using your computer, not the ipad memory

• Need drivers of Windows XP Home for Satellite L30

  Hello

  I was wondering if someone could help me. I bought a Toshiba Satellite L30 - 10V recently which came with Vista installed and ran incredibly slow. I installed a version of XP on it. Could someone provide me with the XP drivers for this laptop or point me in the right direction, where I could get them?

  Very much appreciated.

  Thomas

  Hello

  Drivers for Satellite L30 WXP, you can find on Toshiba are supported on the page under http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com > support & downloads.

• Satellite L30-134: is it possible to determine the frequency of 533 MHz RAM?

  Hello!

  I have Satellite L30-134 and used a module of 1 GB / 667 MHz (sic!) for a while. Same Toshiba says maximum speed 533 MHz memory he recognizes module PC-5300 and sets exactly to 667 MHz.

  I decided to increase the RAM and bought another PC-5300 1 GB stick.
  ... RAM is only 1 GB with two modules together. The two sticks are OK - L30 sees 1 GB and works well with each of them separately.

  I know that the reason is that Toshiba couldn't work with greater speed on the two banks (or something like that).

  So. It seems to be a good idea to set the frequency of 533 MHz and it should work.
  The only question is to know how to do it? BIOS Setup is almost empty and does not have these settings.

  One advise, please (except to buy sticks more :)

  Hello

  Laptop Satellite L30-134 is a processor 1.5 GHz of Intel-Celeron-M (Yonah).
  Is this good?

  This processor supports a 533 Mhz bus and if you use modules of 533 Mhz RAM then will automatically solve this value!
  Simply put, you do not need to change anything manually! Everything is controlled automatically.

  Concerning

• For the Archives: The upgrade of the Satellite L30-134

  I'm one of those old cell phones off a friend who had retired as being obsolete.

  However with a little time and money, it is possible to upgrade to a very usable machine.

  Not a power by any stretch but perfectly adequate for browsing the internet and watching videos (about 720 p watchable) standard definition etc.

  So as the search of these forums for more information for this project, I found a lot of conflicting advice, and some of my questions were not answered at all. I hope by documenting my experiences here I can help someone in the same position in the future.

  * Model *.

  This machine is the Toshiba Satellite L30-134, part number: PSL33E-00E013G3. It's probably very similar, but not necessarily the same as the other models L30. No invert them.

  * Original configuration *.

  Processor - Intel Celeron m 410 (Cache of 1 MB, 1.46 GHz, 533 MHz FSB, Socket M). It is a simple version of the Core Duo (Yonah core) processor core. It shares nothing in common and is not swapable with the previous generation Pentium M or processors Celeron Mr. He is also incompatible with the next generation of Core 2 Duo/Solo and Pentium and Celeron processors derived from these.

  Memory - A single 512MB SODIMM PC2 - 4200 (DDR2-533 MHz). This differs from the previous generation of DDR and the next generation of DDR3. The controller memory only supports single channel mode. There is no loss that the FSB of the processor is not fast enough to take advantage of the dual channel anyway.

  * BIOS *.

  My laptop came with very old version 1.3. Toshiba provides the latest version (3.10) for download. This is reported to be buggy and mess with the profiles of fan so I decided to leave it alone. I can confirm that my updates work without updating the BIOS.

  * Updates *.

  Processor - I swapped the Celeron for a Core Duo T2350 (1.87 GHz). Everything I read that all the Yonah core Core Duo/solo, Pentium and Celeron with a FSB of 533 are compatible. The FSB 667 models are not.

  The Core Duo T2450 at 2 GHz is the highest performing compatible processor but double the price on eBay. I paid just £12 (used) for the T2350 so there is really no reason to go down now, all of these parts are obsolete.

  RAM - there are 2 slots on this machine. Toshiba State a maximum of 2 GB, 1 GB in each slot. Unfortunately, the memory controller is very picky and survey of the weird errors, unless you get just the right ones.

  There is not enough information to understand it so for me it was a process of trial and error. Fortunately, I found an online retailer that guaranteed compatibility in 100% and returned by mail for free.

  The second pair of Poles worked well.

  Thanks for sharing!

• Re: Can I upgrade RAM on Satellite L30-134?

  Hello!

  My laptop is Satellite L30-134 (PSL33E-00E00WRU).

  I want to use RAM DDR2 800 Mhz 2 x 1 Gb in there. Is this possible?

  On the motherboard FSB speed is 533 MHz so I advise you to use compatible RAM modules.
  I don't know why you want to use these Rams from 800 MHz. For more performance or what?

• Satellite L30-134: how to make a DVD of recovery on mine?

  I want to make a new DVD of recovery like the one I had with my laptop series Satellite L30-134.
  Can some tell me how I can do this?

  You must purchase 3rd party applications to create the own recovery image. For example I did with Norton Ghost 2003.

• How to reset CMOS/BIOS Satellite L30-134?

  Portable satellite L30-134

  Did a stupid thing earlier and started putting my supervisor for the BIOS password when my 8 month old was sitting on the couch next to me... Well, the next thing I know his hands where all over the keyboard, then press the ENTER key was pushed, aaaahhhhh! The password is now set and I ain't got a clue what it is.

  So my question: How to reset the CMOS/BIOS to lose the password or is there another way around him?

  Would like to thank all appreciated help/remedies.

  TIA

  Graham

  It is not possible.
  The entire passwords must be removed before you start with the update of the BIOS.
  Sorry, but if you don t know the password you cannot delete it and the BIOS update procedure will not work!

  ASP in your country is a last chance for the removal of the password. Guys are able to remove the password. It shouldn't be very expensive.

• Re: Satellite L30 - 134 PSL33e shows 896 MB of RAM, but 1.5 GB are inserted

  Satellite L30 - 134 psl33e-00e013g3.
  I have 2 memory slots, in the first place there are 1 GB kvr, then I add to the second slot 512 MB Hynix
  All of the memory two modules are ddr-533 (little difference in hours between them is present)

  If I click on my windows computer properties shows me only 896?
  On the official form of toshiba. subject memory says I can go to 2 GB of ram.
  BIOS is the latest version!

  How can I add more ram in this model?
  Aida64 shows me in the slot1 = kingston 1 GB
  SLOT2 = 512 hynix
  but aida shows that the memory system 896.
  All modules in memory works great separately in all slots...

  Thank you

  Post edited by: workman24

  Hello

  That says the BIOS?
  BIOS sees the 1.5 GB of RAM?

  As far as I know that the laptop can be upgraded up to 2 GB of RAM (2 x 1 GB)
  The ATI graphics chip also shared memory.
  This means that if you installed 2 GB of RAM, a main part of this memory would be shared by GPU.

  It would be interesting to know what value would be reported by system using a single module (1 GB or 512 MB)

  by the way: what memory is shown in DXDIAG?

• Satellite L30-134 will not accept 2 GB of RAM

  I looked at my laptop and it takes a maximum of 2 GB of DDR2 RAM, I tried two different pairs of sticks of 1 GB and the two blue screen that loads the OS.

  When the sticks do not go it simply ignores the second run, but I can't seem to accept 2 GB.

  BTW I have upgraded to a core duo processor, don't give me no problem.

  Known fixes for this problem?

  Hello

  Your laptop can be upgraded up to 2 GB of RAM. That s is definitely possible!
  You can use 2 modules of memory vivid x1024MB.

  If you would taka glance at this page, you will find information that you must use the DDR2 533 MHz (PC2-4200) 200 - PIN SODIMM modules.

  [Memory for Toshiba Satellite L30-134 | http://www.orcalogi.co.uk/asp/prodtype.asp?prodtype=25737&ft=m&st=3]

  I presume that you always get a BSPD because the RAM modules are not fully consistent or simply malfunctioned.

  Welcome them

• Cannot update Bios for Satellite U400 - 134 Vista 64-bit

  When I try to update Bios 3.50 courses it is said that I couldn't have an administrator rights, but I run it under administarator.

  Who knows about this problem?

  Post edited by: Gerus

  Hello!

  Satellite U400 BIOS 2.0.17.64?
  As far as I know the latest version of the BIOS for Satellite U400-134, which belongs to the PSU40E series is the version 3.50.
  Check again on the Toshiba site: http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com

  If you download the zip file, you should extract all files before you start the update.

  Good bye