Re: Satellite L300D-242 - multiple problems, usb ports, some keys on the keyboard

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• Some keys on the keyboard for Satellite A200 do not react

  Hello to you all.

  Recently, I had serious problems with a few keys. They do not react when I press on them. Oddly, enough it happened one day where everything worked perfectly. Currently a non-flexible solution (: @) is a mix of keyboard and Vista on-screen keyboard. I have spilled something on my laptop that I take great care of it. Keys not working do not are:

  K k
  U u
  I have I
  M m
  J j

  7
  8

  ,
  *
  

  Up arrow
  Arrow pointing down

  I also remember the day, this problem occurred (and since then, every day when the laptop boots) in startup screen logo is continuous-interminnent beeps. Alsowhen Office appears and then press 'Start' (Windows logo) I see constantly writing in the prompt search (under "all programs") and that if I press the right arrow it wll not stop. Any ideas? I guess from a driver issue... I hope someone help...

  P.S.:strangely (with the exception of added value package) I can't update my Toshiba laptop (they all fail with an error). First, I do the update of the BIOS?

  Hi Herc,

  The description of your problem doesn't quite sound as if your keyboard has developed a fault, particularly in failing the grouping of keys held. If you have access to a USB port on the keyboard I sugest you try and see if you get the same problem.

  If your A200 is still covered by warranty, then I suggest that return you it to a repairer approved for repair. If your warranty has expired so fortunately replacement keyboards are not only expemsuve and are fairly easy to replace, just try to Google for a suitable provider.

  I don't think that your problem is related to software or drivers

  Kind regards

• Some keys on the keyboard for Satellite A500-025 are strange

  My Toshiba Satellite A500-025 has a keyboard with strange symbols on it. The back key on the right side of the keyboard is also a vertical rectangular key with 2 keys between the key containing the semicolon and the return key which is too far.

  On other Toshiba keyboards I've seen in stores, the return key is a horizontal rectangular key with that one key between the semicolon and the return key. Anyone know why I have this strange configuration on my keyboard?

  Thank you

  To be honest I don't know on which keys you mean exactly, but I think you should consult your dealer and ask what it can be.
  If you want to discuss about it here please make the photo of your keyboard and mark them with red circle, what do you mean exactly.

  I don't know what other Toshiba keyboards you mean but fact is that the Satellite A500 is Toshiba the first laptop with screen 16 delivered with larger keyboard, including the numeric keypad.

• Satellite X 200-how clean some keys on the keyboard

  Hello.

  I'm looking to remove a portion of each of the keys on my keyboard and clean.
  Some keys are starting to feel 'sticky', and I don't want to be cleaning them up and so on.

  So, I'm having issues actually remove the individual keys. Like a laptop keyboard, I'm doubting you can just 'pop' out the keys with a needle or similar object. So, how do I remove them?

  Quick Edit: as the title suggests, it's the Toshiba X 200.

  Hello

  You mean you want to delete only the caps key?
  Yes it is possible and the caps are glued on the keyboard!

  So you can remove it carefully using a thin object.
  You can out simple plugs with care.

  I did very often to clean the space under the caps of buttons!

• Satellite A500 - some keys on the keyboard do not work

  Have lost the use of apparently random keys,
  Can I use the top left - 46, the second highest - Brotons;' third row - zxcvm,. /

  So do not work are - 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 0,-, =, a, enter, left SHIFT, b, n

  I use the on-screen keyboard. Unit 6 months.

  Could something be turned on/off? Virus? or the use of the guarantee?

  Any ideas appreciated
  Jay

  Hello

  Well, it can happen that some keys stop working after several months and you can't do anything.

  You must contact the authorized service provider for a new keyboard because some individual keys can be exchanged, only the entire keyboard.
  Your laptop is only 6 months old, and then the repair is covered under warranty. :)

  On the Toshiba page, you can find a list of ASP.

• Satellite L735 - some keys on the keyboard do not work

  As I can spread out or whether the keyboard of the laptop is a failure because some keys do not work.

  As far as I know in case some keys on the keyboard don't work not the whole keyboard needs to be replaced.

  Can you do it alone?

• Satellite L300D 242 how to restore factory settings

  My sister has a Toshiba Satellite L300D 242, and she is very unhappy with her because she seems to have more than enough problems.

  The problems, that she told me about all seem more like general maintenance would have prevented them, but I offered to files his laptop to its original specifications and she's happy with it.

  I'm a bit irritating to play with things for the first time, however, and that's because I've never reformatted a before Toshiba and I worry in case there might be an unexpected stumbling block that I'd better know.

  I have restored my Acer several times and it's been no problem, no problem at all. Is a Toshiba Satellite L300D 242 restoration as simple?

  Can someone tell me the procedure I should follow to restore L300D 242 sister, please? I don't know if she restore disks, in case anyone asks, I have him asked and I'm waiting for a response.

  Thank you very much.

  Hi waynum,

  If the original OS from Toshiba is installed you can restore the factory settings as described HARD drive recovery option here and in * user manual *:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD9102IR0000R01.htm

  > I don't know if she has any restore disks
  Normally the laptop come without recovery disks, but you can create them yourself using preinstalled Toshiba Recovery Media Creator. Just start this preinstalled Toshiba tool and follow the instructions on the screen to create the recovery disks.

• USB ports are damaged on the Satellite C660-1R3

  Hello friends:

  I accidentally connected a dde on usb port. After that the usb ports does not work.
  I contacted a friend.
  U14 circuit on the motherboard (usb circuit control) damaged with its Nember.
  the pc works great except for the two USB ports.

  _ * wath the nember for this circuit_
  Thank you for your help
  Brahim

  It is not easy to get this information here. I m afraid person here can help you with these specific things.
  Problem is also to get these components materials as separate pieces. In my opinion, you should try to buy some mainboard at low prices for this model of laptop with perhaps damage of CPU and try to make it work again.

  What you can also try is to contact Toshiba service in your country and ask for help.

• Satellite L500-1XL - caused overheating USB ports to melt

  Two of my USB ports have melted due to overheating when using several programs. I can't use a port as they melted inside, what happened when the line and Open Office, also runs the USB taken on my camera and the printer were damaged.

  This means I have to replace everything above, but how to prevent it reproduce?

  Hello Thunder

  Believe me, that's not easy to discuss this issue. Generally mobile phones have God, cooling systems, and something like that should not happen. When you use Notepad on a regular, with other words placed on computer desk laptop s cooling fans and cooling grills is not blocked and laptop can resume his breath and material can be cooled properly.

  To be honest, I can't imagine that something like this is possible. Initially, all plastic components used in the laptop can handle with a high enough temperature and, second, USB ports are placed on the side and it is not logical for me. I m wondering how high must be the laptop temperature when this happens.

  In this case I highly recommend to contact the nearest Toshiba service provider as soon as possible. They check your laptop. They can see which produce inside and give you useful tips how you use your laptop computer in the future.

  By the way: what model of laptop do you have?

  Good luck.

• WiFi radio adapter off, the USB ports does not and the Bluetooth adapter is no longer visible... Please help!

  I had my laptop Dell Vostro repaired under insurance in January 2013 after a spill of liquid.  HAAC Ltd. has replaced most of the laptop - but the return, the SD card did not work.  This seems to be due to the engineer he connects not properly and the company recommended it and returned it to me again.  A couple of months, I found my USB was temperamental - so is my built in Bluetooth adapter.   Last month - the wifi does not work for most of the time either so I have to connect to my router by wire.

  This could be a problem in windows 7 - all my problems seem to be related to network adapters.  If it's a hardware problem - does anyone know if it could be another loose connection?  HAAC Ltd. only give a 3 month warranty on parts that seems just a little.  But if this anomaly is due to the production of poor quality - that is not properly connect the laptop then I'll go back their again if they are responsible.

  By the way – there's a switch wifi on the front of the laptop - but is not currently be recognized.

  If anyone has settings that I could check that can help - especially if some inhibit the use of wifi.

  Thank you very much

  Hello

  Your wifi switch not recognized is probably a hardware problem. The rest could be a hardware or software problem.

  Method 1:

  Lets start by doing a reset to coercive. Follow these steps:

  1. Unplug the notebook (remove power cord), then remove the battery.
  2. Disconnect all USB devices and the connections between the USB ports.
  3. Let the laptop only for several minutes.
  4. Then plug the power cord without connecting the USB devices. Then replace the battery.
  5. Plug each device in turn, allowing them to load the drivers of devices one at a time (plug in the appliance and wait its loading all its drivers before installing the next USB).

  The computer recognizes the USB ports? All of them or none of them?

  Method 2:

  Open Control Panel, Manager of design. Click the view tab, and then click Show all devices. From there, you can remove all instances of USB devices and restart the computer to see if the problem resolves. Repeat this procedure with the wireless adapter (uninstall and reinstall, ensuring that there is only one instance of the wireless adapter).

  Method 3:

  Create a new user account by following the instructions in this article:   http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/Windows7/Create-a-user-account . Does this solve the problem?  If the problem is resolved in a new user account, this means that the old user profile is damaged. Here is the link to repair a damaged user account: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/Fix-a-corrupted-user-profile.

  Try these methods and post your results here. I'll be here waiting for the results!

  Kind regards

  BearPup

• Photosmart HP 6510 - can't find the USB port to connect to the computer. It is right in front of my face?

  Photosmart IHP 6510 - can't find the USB port to connect to the computer. It is right in front of my face? I can't find a diagram online. do not have wireless capability. With the help of MacPro with Snowleopard.Thanks.

  Hello

  The usb port is not #22. as seen in the picture. It's in the back of the printer on the side right hiand.

  

  Best regards

  ERICO

• USB ports have power when the PC is shut down. Power supply connected to the battery.

  PC is HP G62 - 222us W7 64-bit.  When the PC was first powered, they gave me the option to allow USB ports ON or OFF after his stop. I chose IT, but now I want ports USB OFF after his stop.  I can't remember have this option is found. Any help would be great.   Thanks in advance for your help...

  I found my answer: Control Panel Goto (W7), search for 'power', click "Change the Power settings", click on "USB settings", click on "USB selective suspend parameters", for the battery, select "Disable", except change, click OK.

  Now, all USB PORTS are INACTIVE when the PC is shut DOWN.

• Satellite P205 - hit ANY key on the keyboard opens the default browser

  Very strange problem with our Toshiba Satellite P205.
  Hit ANY key on the keyboard opens the default browser. For example, type a ten letter word ten browser windows opens. We have replaced the keyboard but the problem persists. Toshiba repair center suggested replacing the motherboard at $500 (which isn't on the cost of a new cell phone?).

  Works very well without any problem using an external keyboard.
  It came with Vista, but we installed XP with the same results. Also tried upgrading the Bios.

  * Water was spilled on this computer laptop previously.*
  * It is out of EMCO.*

  Is there maybe a registry tweak that can block the default browser to open this way?
  Anyone has any ideas on this one?

  There is a 'hard' switch just above the keyboard that opens the browser. I guess the connectors or printed circuits are corroded or damaged somehow so that any input on the keyboard also triggers this hard switch.

  Possibly a hack software to disable or block the button "Open browser" would solve the problem. How to turn off or reassign these hard buttons?

  Any help or ideas would be appreciated.

  > Toshiba repair center suggested replacing the motherboard at $500 (which isn't on the cost of a new cell phone?).
  Looks like you need to replace the motherboard if you do not want to use the computer's internal keyboard correctly
  You said that the water was reversed on this laptop previously, I think that's the reason why this keyboard problem happened

  > Is it may be a registry tweak that can block the default browser to open this way?
  It s unclear not for me if something like this is not possible, but in my opinion has nothing to do with the software (register), but with the hardware problem caused by spilled water
  You could try to reinstall the clean Windows operating system in order to check if this will help you
  But if the new facility doesn't help then you should use the external keyboard because I doubt a replacement of the motherboard would be an option due to high costs.

• Satellite A300-15J - keys on the keyboard

  Hello

  I got my laptop about a week now. I liked it carefully, the brilliant keyboard did irritate me at first, but... But to my surprise... this morning the left low corner command button was loose... it seems that one of the "connectors" broke up.

  Of course, I know what to say, I broke it, and it's probably true, because I type on my computer and so to put pressure on it... BUT, I have a respect for computers, I don't hit my computer and I have typing skills...

  I called a local computer company and they said that I need to replace the entire keyboard... because Toshiba will probably not fix it under warranty because they will say I did damage... I had a toshiba A100 for 2 years, the keyboard still works fine...

  I wonder if anyone has any suggestions or comments on this topic?

  Thank you very much.

  Well... sad story, but the fact is that the key on the keyboard is broken and the keyboard needs to be replaced.
  I don't know why it broke... maybe you used really too much pressure while typing... who knows. ?:|

  I have two Toshiba laptops different... one is 5 years old and the other is about 2 years old and I never noticed any problem keyboard or buttons...

  So in my opinion, you had a bad luck... that's all.

  Good luck with your keyboard replacement...

• Toshiba Satellite L50-B-2EU 'lost' 2 keys on the keyboard

  Hi, I recently "lost" 2 keys on the keyboard (broken) and I can't put them on again once.
  When I look at the sites of spare parts & supplier, this model is not found at all... what type of satellite that I have to choose or which type of keyboard I have to replace my borken one

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/new-for-Tosh...-/151629203117

  first success on ebay was not hard to find.