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• Equium A60-173 - after update BIOS not boot

  Hi, I have a Toshiba Equium A60 - 173 running Windows XP.

  I just tried to update the BIOS and everything was fine until it stops and does not turn on. I waited and waited and then it turned on myself. The result is a black screen or maybe even screen does not turn on. I left it for about 5 minutes then thought that he had crashed then tried to put out of service to restart. The power button does not respond so I left a little longer, then removed the battery)

  Now, the laptop does not start, I press the power button and get: beeeep beeeep beep beep then it shuts off: S
  I'm lost and I hope that I didn't destroy my girlfriends laptop!

  Any help or tips/steps very appreciated!

  Thank you

  Hello

  Unfortunately, if the BIOS update fails you can do nothing because the ROM module needs to be reflashed to a technician for laptop

  If you need to contact a service partner in your country and ask for help. Guys can you help get rid me of this.

• While I got error 164 - my Equium M50 update BIOS not boot

  I installed this update of the BIOS for my Equium M50-164 and during the installiong I got and error laptops - 164 and now whenever I try to start it I just get a black screen, the lights say turned, the hard drive is on etc. but the screen is all black and I tried an external monitor but that did not work either and I also tried toshiba recovery CD and has no worked.

  I even tried the drive of crisis recovery method, but actually need someone to help me and give me a return upwards of bios work like toshiba will not.

  I'm sorry to hear that.
  The fact is that something went wrong with the BIOS update and now the BIOS is simply damaged.
  There is no way to start your laptop with BIOS corrupted.

  The best thing you can do is to contact the nearest Toshiba authorized maintainer. they can help you with it.

• Pavilion g6-2215sia: CARD without WIRE NOT DETECTED AFTER UPDATE BIOS

  Recently I have updated my BIOS on my laptop HP Pavilion g6-2215sia think he'll adjust the hardware acceleration feature missing in my system (there is no option in my BIOS to enable virtualization technology). My BIOS version was F.12 and I've updated to F.24, but after update BIOS all my wireless functionality no longer works (including my wifi and bluetooth), and still there is no option to enable virtualization technology in my BIOS settings. On my Windows 8.1 x 64 Pro wifi and bluetooth options are grayed out so I can't turn them on or off. I tried to reinstall my bluetooth driver, but the software says that it doesn't detect any bluetooth hardware. Even when I restart and boot in all my Linux distributions installed on my system (Ubuntu, Quina and Kali Linux) and my x 86 Android, they still do not detect my wireless capability (says Ubuntu, "wifi is disabled by hardware switch").

  To confirm that this was not a software problem, I has conducted an audit of start-up and tested for my wireless module and got this result, "without WIRE MODULE CHECK: NOT INSTALLED". The only way I can get my Windows operating system to recognize my wireless (wifi and bluetooth) is now by doing a hard reset, when I unplug my laptop from the power supply, remove the battery and hold the power button for about 30 seconds. When I turn on my system, then I can turn my wifi/bluetooth on my Windows. But if I restart my system the problem comes back and I can't turn on my wireless. So basically, I have to avoid questioning my system off and only Hibernate, so that whenever I turn on my laptop I can use the wireless. If I restart my system so I have to repeat the hard reset in order to use my wifi/bluetooth, which can be very annoying.

  The problem is that I often use my other Linux disributions and I have to restart before starting in them so that my readers will be mounted read/write, and when I do my Linux can not detect my wireless and it's a serious pain for me because I need to use my wireless often for internet connection.

  Please I really need help on how to fix this and get my wireless working normally without having to do a hard reset every time. I tried to restore my BIOS F.12 unfounded but I don't have the image file (I extensively searched the Internet to find, but does not). I've even updated again to F.26 but I still have the same problem (my current version of BIOS is F.26).

  If you see no updates the BIOS in your list of drivers - where do you have the updates to the BIOS, you used?

  Try here - if you do not see the list of the BIOS, use the "Edit" button to change Windows 8.1 to Windows 8:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-Pavilion-G6-2200-notebook-PC-series/5296082/model/5315061

• Dell Vostro 5470 not get Dell Logo after update bios in Windows 10

  Dell Vostro 5470 not get Dell Logo after update bios in Windows 10.

  Laptop computer has restarted:

  1 Fireed power led,

  2 Powered hard drive for 2 seconds to turn it off.

  3. stops...

  No Dell Logo, no beeps, can't go in the Bios.

  Test LCD works OK.

  Remove the module of Ram, power on and listen to beep

  Pressing the END key and power for laptop has no effect.

  Any idea?

  Yes. I did it.

  Laptop have bios Phoenix.

  Phoenix Bios have restored the USB Flash procedure.

  This procedure to restore the BIOS:

  1. download USB flash less than 4 GB.

  2 format in FAT.

  3. get your flash update of the Dell store - xxxx.exe

  4. run cmd.exe and in the command prompt, run /writehdrfile xxxx.exe

  5 extracted copy of Bios.cap for the flash player.

  6. turn off the power to the laptop.

  Next 7,8 step may not be necessary but I did it.

  7 disconnected all perihpericals with battery and charger.

  8 disconnect the HARD drive

  9. connect the USB on the laptop on the right side.

  10 press and hold the END

  11, Pluged the power cable and the relase the END key 1 second after the power cord is in.

  12 USB led on stick flashed quickly and we see the process of recovery of the Bios on the screen.

  13. After finishing laptop restarts and worked well.

• Satellite Pro A300 (PSAG9E) - after updating BIOS Windows will not start

  Restart went well after update BIOS and Windows XP logo appears loads for a few seconds then a beep and restart - last good known or start Windows normally same effect.
  Reboot back to start - this is a new laptop - using the BIOS of Toshiba s official download site.

  Quite annoyed to try to find a way to upgrade or downgrade the BIOS.
  Took battery and RAM to see if I can delete it?

  Any ideas anyone?

  I think you mean BIOS * update * and do not upgrade ;)
  An upgrade is not possible

  However, you can try to remove the battery and the AC adapter and wait an hour. After that, reconnect the battery and the AC adapter and try to start Windows.
  Moreover I would load the default settings in the BIOS before starting Windows.

  If it doesn't work, it seems that your ROM module needs to be reflashed. In this case an ASP can help you.

• Touchpad no longer works after update BIOS on Satellite A500-1GL

  Hello world

  I just bought my laptop Satellite A500-1GL today. I started at the top and plays a bit (nothing serious). The touchpad worked very well at the moment.

  Then I discovered this tool to update the material and the update of the BIOS that worked without any problems. After I restarted the laptop, BIOS, loaded the default values of the installation and recorded.
  After that Windows 7 (x 64) started the touchpad no longer works...

  I downloaded the driver here and installed again once, still does not. I went into the BIOS, disabled the touchpad (I thought that maybe it's a bug...) and started again. It still does not...

  I enabled it again in the BIOS, tried to push the function + F9, but it still does not... Finally, I used the recovery and installed a Windows 7 costs.
  But unfortunately it still doesn't.

  Now, I'm out of ideas, can anyone help?
  Is there a chance to get the older version of BIOS to downgrade it?

  Thanks in advance ;)

  Hello

  It seems strange that after update Bios touchpad no longer works.

  > Is there a chance to get the older version of BIOS to downgrade it?

  To be honest, I don't know where to find. In any case, do a search on Google. Perhaps, other users of the forum can give you a link to download.
  The downgrade of the Bios is riskier upgrade procedure. So, be careful the next time...
  Advice for the future; Do not touch the running system.

  Good luck!

• Cannot use the recovery CD after update BIOS on Tecra 9000.

  Failed to retrieve the system (Windows 2000) after update BIOS on Tecra 9000. Recovery CD says "it's a bad machine. Can I go back to old BIOS? Another solution?

  Hello

  Maybe chain can confirm, but I put t he seems the best idea to mix stuff designed for laptops Americans and Europeans models.

  Can you please confirm if the method described in the previous ad works?

• Cannot open a pdf file from the website of immigration canada. Gets a message - you need a later version of the same player after update still not working

  Cannot open a pdf file from the website of immigration canada. Gets a message - you need a later version of the same player after update still not working

  10 Windows Internet Explorer with the Acrobat Reader plugin is available.

• After update BIOS USB Ports not recognized on Satellite L500

  Hello!

  After a BIOS update to 2.1, two of my three USB Ports no longer work. Is it possible to downgrade to the previous BIOS? Or what else could cause this problem?

  The system is a Satellite L500 - 153 (PSJ3E)

  Post edited by: koocho

  Go to Device Manager.
  Remove all USB hubs and USB controllers in the list of devices.
  Restart the computer and wait for Win has recognized and installed again all USB devices.
  Then test the USB feature.

• M92p Tiny - no bootable disc after update BIOS to 9SKT59A (dual boot Linux/Win7) GPT/EFI

  Hello

  I've updated my Lenovo ThinkCentre m92p tiny A1G 3237 - to the 9SKT59A of the BIOS version.
  I use a SSD OCZ with GRUB2 and Win7/Linux dualboot (UEFI/GPT) without any problem.

  After that the updated BIOS update it was SecureBoot activated and I couldn't start obviously GRUB2.

  Then I disabled SecureBoot and changed the boot order, but when I try to include the SSD with x, it disappears from the list excluded bootable devices but do not appear in the devices included.

  Now, I'm only able to boot using USB key where a grub2 is also installed. I'm sure it's a bug in the BIOS!

  Can anyone else confirm or solved this probem?

  See you soon

  Mijenix

  Updated the BIOS to 9sj960usa fixed the problem for me. As I was not able to boot using CD/USB-SSD, I was able to GRUB2 boot Win7 on a USB key and has used the flash .exe file.

• Satellite 4100xcdt does not recognize HARD drive after update BIOS version 8.20

  My laptop is a satellite 4100XCDT with windows xp and I want to install linux.
  Have the cd bootable linux (tested on other computers) but laptop doesn't not boot cd shape so I updated the bios with version 8.20 from the toshiba support site.
  Tried the disks formatted 1.44 and 7.20 such as recommended in the manual of the 4xxx series. BIOS has been updated successfully

  Result: after pressing the switch of the usual screen Toshiba appears, after the disc hard led flashes for a few seconds then windows except modus menu appears. After I made my choice (all tried) a few seconds later (and hard drive led light) flashes a blue screen (not enough long to read the message) and the computer is restarted. When starting from a back bootable floppy, I can't reach the (cd rom) drives (hdd) C and D
  But in my opinion that Windows Save menu modus is called from the hard drive (so I think that the hard drive still works)

  Hello

  Well, in my opinion a part on the HARD drive or bootable partition might be corrupted.
  You are right, if the windows save mode appears therefore HARD drive has been recognized by the BIOS and the HARD drive is bootable.

  I think there must be something wrong with the data on the HARD drive.
  Something similar happened on my laptop several weeks ago. After you use the chkdsk/r, I was able to run the operating system again. But then I installed everything again.

  On the Toshiba page I found the companion disc.
  The accompanying disk is capable of detecting your CD-ROM drive on the
  Toshiba during the boot process. If you need access to your CD-ROM
  Hunt, then delete "rem" Word the following lines in the Autoexec. BAT
  and CONFIG. SYS on the accompanying disk.

  REM if exist toscd001 a:\mscdex D:TOSCD001 /M:10 (AUTOEXEC. BAT)

  REM device = a:\toscdrom.sys (CONFIG. (SYS)

  It may be useful

• Satellite L30 - 11 d: update Bios to boot from USB

  I have a Satellite L30 11(d) bought Sept 07.

  I'm interested in trying to boot from USB, at the present time, my bios does not.
  I am looking to update my bios. There is a updated bios updated for me to download (3.10WIN).

  I have 3 questions:

  (1) 3.10WIN allows to boot from USB?

  (2) is 3.10WIN related to the use of MS Vista? (Looking at this article , it seems that the new phoenix / toshiba bios only allows panoramas...?)

  (3) how to settle?

  (with ubuntu 7.10 works well... aside from the sound)

  As to the question;

  (1) No, it is not possible to boot from a memory stick USB HDD or USM

  (2) each BIOS for each series of Toshiba notebook is different! Please don t no matter what other laptop computer BIOS or fixed PCs. Satellite L30 - 10 d belongs to the series of the 3,10 and PSL33E BIOS is OS independent. If your laptop comes with XP then the BIOS supports XP completely. Of course, you can try to install Vista but it is possible that some features of the laptop as FN keys will be does not work

  (3) the BIOS should always be done in the Windows operating system. As you can see on the page of the Toshiba driver the BIOS version is called 3.10Win - version

  Greetings

• XP does not start after update BIOS on Satellite L

  I've just updated my BIOS 2.10 to 2.20 to try to overcome a problem of overheating with Linux.
  The reboot of the XP laptop will not start. I get the XP screen for a few seconds and then the blue screen of death flashes until restarting the laptop before. The blue screen is so fast, that it's not finished writing the text - I can't see all the numbers to check the error.

  If I choose Linux Mint of my GRUB screen, the laptop starts properly. I also see the Windows partitions. I tried to boot from a XP disc to run CHKDSK, but I go to the step where it says it inspects the configuration of my then hangs on a black screen / white and there it is.

  Any ideas? Is it possible to roll back the BIOS?

  Hello

  > Is it possible to roll back the BIOS?

  Yes, you can downgrade (rollback) If you made a backup.

  Can enter you the Bios and check if the compatible mode (after updating the Bios, it might put AHCI default)?

• Portege A600 - start option disappear from USB after update BIOS 3.00

  USB boot option seems to have disappeared the BIOS boot sequence small after that I installed the bios 3.00. I wonder why this happened and how can I get him back.

  Hello

  normally, the boot USB option is available and you can select the modi supported in the bios settings.
  In an enterprise environment, it is possible to disable the USB as a device to start with special tools. In this case yo ushould ask your administrator.
  If you are a private customer, you should visit an ASP.