Re: Satellite P100-434: unable to load its running Xp Pro drivers

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• Satellite P100 - 434 BSOD boot problem

  Hello everyone!

  I have laptop Toshiba Satellite P100-434 and lately I encountered many problems during startup.

  1. the laptop starts normally until the entry of the password. Then, in the middle of typing BSOD.
  2. the laptop gets BSOD or turns off 2 seconds after the Microsoft bar appeared.
  3. the laptop won't turn on - after launch is only a flash of three blue LEDs on the right and the screen remains blank. No home Toshiba screen.

  After a few attempts I managed to get the Toshiba welcome screen (this is after the second flash), but there are other issues later, the laptop shuts down or trying to launch startup repair. He speaks only of unspecified error and restores the previous state.
  4. I tried to enter safe mode, but several times I met the same: the laptop turns off after loading some drivers.

  BSOD are too short for me to identify what is ongoing - I noticed something just BAD POOL and IRQL NOT EQUAL to something as if it was something with the drivers, no doubt the NVIDIA driver display. I uninstalled and downloaded a new and installed (version 7.15.11.5666). EMH is NVIDIA GeForce Go 7600. Once, there was some information about dxgkrnl.sys?

  I did the Test of memory Windows at startup - no error.

  I scanned for any viruses: my AVG removed some Cryptor virus, but the problem is still there.

  The operating system is Windows Vista Home Premium SP 2.

  I don't know what the problem is. This is the driver of display or any other driver? Or maybe some powers of the problems? All advice welcome!

  > Anyway: I would like to know if the problem is hardware, or rather the related software, because I take my laptop to repair if there is something I could do download/resettlement.

  This question can be easily answered: you must install the Windows operating system.
  If the windows installation would be finished correctly and if you will not see another BSOD after installing, it emits so was related to the (software) system. But if the system is not possible or if BSOD would appear during the installation and after installation, then I suppose that something is wrong with the material of s for laptop.

• Stream video slowdown and going out of sync on Satellite P100 - 434 Vista

  I have a Satellite P100-434 pre-loaded with Windows Vista and WinDVD. During playback of DVD video, the video stream slows and goes badly synchronized with audio after a short period of normal play.

  The video then jumps and will be back in sync for a short time before going off again. I found references to this on a general search of the web with the only offer the solution of reloading with XP.

  I confirmed that with Windows XP Home edition, the problem does not occur, and with Vista it always happens with PowerDVD v7 good than not as pronounced. I would like suggestions as to the cause and possible solutions.

  Well, what to say seems the Vista itself or the drivers are responsible for this problem!
  As you already suggested the use of the Win XP operating system would be simpler!

  Anyway, the laptop uses the nVIDIA GeForce Go7600 FX card. Then first try to update the graphics driver and check a few improvements!
  Try to use the drivers from the site omegadrivers.net

  In addition I recommend you disable the acoustic silencer maybe it would help

• Upgrade CPU on Satellite P100-434

  Satellite P100-434 BIOS v 4.80 does support the Core2Duo T7500 Intel proccessor?

  I'm currently have T5500 and want to update to T7500, is the same thing but I don't know the motherboard/BIOS card can support this CPU?

  I advance thank you

  For CPU upgrade, there are several different important things and not the BIOS only.

  Check it please this Toshiba document initially - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm

  BTW: I m not sure but I think you can find similar topics related to upgrade CPU on P100. Use the advanced search in this forum. Maybe you'll find some interesting discussions.

• Satellite P100-434 won't boot to the top

  Hi Ive got a Satellite P100-434 and Ive had for more than a year.

  Unfortunately today I couldn't get started.

  The power led lights up, the HARD drive makes light very briefly.
  The display lights. If she does not even there to boot in the bios.

  Any idea what the problem might be? Im hoping that the CPU or the motherboard is not fried.

  see you soon

  John

  Unless you bought the extended warranty, I don't think you have a lot of luck. My suggestion is to return to the place of purchase, if you still have warranty.

  However, try to remove the battery for 1 minute and then replace the battery again. Try it turn on.

  Also try with the power cable plugged in power and remove the battery.

  If all else fails, then you have a very expensive paper weight.

  Good luck.

• Play Call of Duty 4 on Satellite P100-434

  Hi all

  I recently bought my Toshiba Satellite P100-434 (Intel 1.66 Dual / 2 GB RAM / Go7600) and we just tried on the game system.
  I installed COD4 and tried to play, but it seems that the laptop has trouble running.

  I've updated my display drivers for 32-bit vista nvidia those downloaded from this site seems to have done very little, or even no difference.

  I only run the game with each setting to minimal with resolution of 640 x 480 and it is still fighting.
  Everything on the laptop must be sufficient to operate this game except for the cpu that is recommended a dual 1.8 and it's a double of 1.66. just that would be why the game does not work as well?

  I would not have thought so.
  I have had friends who have run this game on pc spec worse.

  Any suggestions what might be my problem or what else I could do to improve performance?

  Thank you very much...

  Hello

  If have a Satellite phone with an AMD processor performance and the most recent card ATI Radeon graphics.
  I m running Windows XP due to the better performance of game. Vista needs of more material resources, and that's why I prefer the XP.

  Anyway, last week I ve installed the COD4 and believe me this game needs more resources than you think.
  However, you should be able to run the COD4 using resolution 1024 x 768. But it s another question if COD4 will run smoothly.

  However, I found a Toshiba FAQ doc about a few videos "stutter" during the game using Windows Vista:
  Check this box:

  [New video driver and BIOS eliminates video "stutter" during the game (Windows Vista): http://askiris.toshiba.com/ToshibaSupportSite/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=1924 764xml & sliceId = & dialogid = 46208288 & stateId = 0% 200% 20 46206416]

  With regard to this doc the driver display & BIOS update should improve performance.

  Good bye

• Satellite P100-434 - how does the safety lock?

  Satellite P100-434. There's a safety lock on the back of the laptop, how does it work?

  Thank you for the answers.

  That s quite simply. This security lock allows you to paste an especial laptop lock designed for the table.

  Check out these useful examples:
  http://us.Kensington.com/HTML/2219.html

• Satellite P100-434 - how to activate VT?

  I have a P100-434 (obviously lol) and its ascent with a T5500 CPU.

  According to intel, it supports the VT, so how do I activate it?
  My google-fu breaks me down.

  Maybe you should read this FAQ from Toshiba:

  + The P100 series supports the "Intel Virtualization Technology" (Intel VT)? +

  If the processor supports the "Intel virtualization technology" then it is activated by * default.*
  There is no point in the BIOS to change the setting.

  Good bye

• Problem with external monitor when used with the Satellite P100-434

  I'm trying to use a Vizitron L - 151 monitor flat screen connected to the VGA port on the back of my Satellite P100 - 434 (PSPADE)

  I find that the screens seem to periodically - feeding cycle windows resize themselves and then the screens settle down again. This happens with the laptop and the external monitor.

  I've updated the latest available BIOS V4.20 (November 2, 2007) I use 7.15.11.6369 NVIDIA GeForce Go 7600 driver version. I'm under the edition of Vista Home Premium to standard build.

  I even resorted to the use of the dvd system recovery to rebuild completely the laptop and the problem persists. In Device Manager I have generic Non - PnP monitor and below that I have a generic PnP monitor I tried and it is not possible to get specific drivers for the monitor Vizitron L-151. * NOTE * I saw dxdiag that the external display is identified the Non - PnP device

  The display configuration that I'm trying to use is to have my laptop as the main screen with the external display on my left as an extension to the desktop. In display config my computer screen appears as number 2 with the additional display in the poster as a device 1

  While typing this my screens have made this three times and the last time, this IE7 window installs itself to the external display in restored down to size.

  If anyone has a glimpse of it, I would be very grateful. There are no problems when the external display is deleted.

  _I can reproduce this problem on demand_ by uninstalling the monitor Non - PnP Device Manager.

  Sorry, mate, but you ad confuses me a little and be hones I m not 100% sure what you take on
  You have some problems with the resolution of the external display or what?

  I've found another thread on the setting of the external screen as main screen:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/message.jspa?MessageID=96263#96263

  According to this statement:
  > In display config my computer screen appears as number 2 with the additional display in the poster as a device 1
  It seems that the external monitor has been on the main screen and display books internal as external.

  I recommend you change this settings and to use books appear as 1 and the external display form 2.

• No GPU fan after upgrading the BIOS to 4.2 on Satellite P100-434

  Hi, I upgraded my BIOS today to version 4.2 and since the GPU fan only works during the splash screen, and once Vista has loaded, it never runs again, in addition, the CPU fan turns at a constant speed, and the screen has "shifted" to the right, so I quarter of the right hand of the screen on the left.
  As you can imagine, it's a little annoying, and to say that the GPU temp is 65deg. with 90deg all about processors. not too good for the material.

  Is could someone PLEASE tell me how I can downgrade the BIOS?

  I have fans and fences etc. are all and free from dust.

  I do turn all the appropriate toshiba of specific drivers, and I even tried to reinstall the NVidia one card.

  GeForceGo N-Vidia 7600

  Thanks in advance.
  Jack

  Someone else here had the same problem, according to the P100 support newsletters found here http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/su/su_sc_modSel.jsp you must update the nVidia Driver If you update BIOS v4.2

  Here is what says the newsletter:

  *
  Update the BIOS of the computer to the version 4.20 or newer:

  1. click on the following link to download the BIOS version 4.20 for Satellite P100. Save the file on the Windows desktop.

  You can also search for a newer version of this BIOS on Service and assistance from Toshiba site at support.tosiba.com.

  2. double-click on the file sp100v420.exe on the Windows desktop to start the driver installation.

  3. restart the computer.

  *
  Update the display of the computer to version 7.15.11.5666 or newer nVidia Driver:

  1. click on the following link to download the version of the nVidia 7.15.11.5666 display driver. Save the file on the Windows desktop.

  You can also search for a newer version of this driver on Service and assistance from Toshiba site at support.tosiba.com.

  2. double-click on the file driver_display_nvidia_os2007387a.exe on the Windows desktop to start the driver installation.

  3. restart the computer.

• Vista cannot find the mouse USB - Satellite P100 - 434 PSPADE driver

  * Need help to install a mouse optical usb on vista32 *.

  I have two mice, two optical usb, 1 wired and 1 wireless. They are the two plug-and-play so when to plug their vista must locate and install the right drivers automatically... it can't.
  Vista search drivers on the disk and hard on the internet.

  "" looking software... looking for an online software.. "."

  Then says:
  "Windows encountered a problem installing the software driver for your device."
  Windows found driver software for your device but encountered an error trying to install it.
  USB Human Interface Device
  The system cannot find the specified file. »

  They are plug-and-play and just install automatically, there is no driver CD that come with the mouse.

  I have a Toshiba Satellite PSPADE P100-434 with Vista 32 bit purchsed new 2 weeks ago.

  Help, please... Thank you!

  It's strange, because the standard optical mouse should be installed without time and without the need of specific drivers.
  Did you check the homepage of the manufacturer for drivers?

  And have you installed all the latest updates for microsoft windows and SP1?

• Satellite P100-434 former necessary BIOS

  Hi all

  I'm in serious need of an older version of BIOS for a P100-434 (PSPAD/E) laptop. I recently flashed my BIOS with the latest version 4.80 and experiencing problems:

  -My CD/DVD drive disappeared
  -Anything but SpeedFan HD0 is on fire - Temp1, Core 0 and 1 which above 50 ° C and my GPU above 60 ° c.
  -The fans continue to go off like crazy
  -It sometimes freezes

  After flashing, it is automatically rebooted and froze for 10 seconds or more and then Windows took forever to load all the drivers (the continuous loading bar for 21 or more seconds, usually only takes half that).

  I was running version 4.70 front and had completely (as far as I could tell) no problems with it, but I thought that the update it could give me more stability. I'd appreciate any help you can give, thanks.

  When the new BIOS update is available version is not downloadable more. What you can try is to contact the nearest authorized maintainer and ask for help. They have access to the database of Toshiba and I'm pretty sure, they can get the older version for you.

  1 / to be honest, I can't imagine IRREGULAR maturity has nothing to do with the BIOS update. Optical drive is recognized in the BIOS, Device Manager or Windows Explorer? Remove from the list of Device Manager, restart the laptop and check again. Also check the method offered by Akuma

  2 / believe me these temperatures are not critical so there is no reason to panic.

  3 / If you want to reduce the cooling fan activity change the parameters for the method of cooling. These settings, you can find in Toshiba power saver utility.

  4 / for periodic freezing issues is not easy to offer a solution. Watch carefully what happens exactly. Maybe some responsible activity of this freezing issues.

• Satellite P100-434 - graphics card gone will be the motherboard replaced?

  Hello!

  Last night, on my laptop screen went black on reboot, but the rest of the laptop seems to load very well. First of all, I thought it was the light back who had died, but an external monitor did not work either, so my son thinks that the graphics card is dead.

  The laptop is almost three years, but, fortunately, it is still under an extended warranty. My question is, repair the laptop, no doubt, replace the motherboard or is not cost-effective and that they will give me a new laptop? Also, how time Toshiba take to repair laptops under warranty?

  Thank you for everything hep.

  Emily

  Hello

  Of course, if the graphics card is faulty, you will get a new mainboard, and due to the extended warranty, it will be free for you. You will not get a new laptop, only the motherboard will be exchanged I think because it s cheaper as a new laptop and Satellite P100 is pretty portable. ;)

  I think that no one can say how long the repair takes to your laptop. It's always different and depending on the availability of spare parts. Therefore, you should ask the authorized service provider. They can tell you more.

  But I have to say on my laptop, that the motherboard was also exchanged the ASP. Repair didn t take much time, as far as I know it was only a few days. Nice service and the technician are cool people. :)

• Satellite P100 - 434 PSPADE randomly loses connection WLan

  Hello.

  As shown in the topic I have a Toshiba laptop - P100-434 (PSPADE) and my problem is that when using the internet (mainly the videos in streaming and surprisingly not where to play online games) my phone randomly loses the connection to my wireless network.

  It also stops being able to see other wireless networks, it will always connect fine cable networks, but it requires a reboot to be able to connect to my wireless again.

  No other PC home get this problem and my wireless is still on when I use ipconfig I thought that my media is disconnected.

  I tried to restart my router, update my drivers and about all the alternatives I can think, but still I had no chance. Someone at - it ideas?

  See you soon.

  Jon

  Hello

  Looking already here in the similar thread forum?
  Should do this before posting a new question.

  According to a suggestion of people here in this forum, the update of the WLan card driver and BIOS update can solve such problems of WLan connections

  Just try this

• Satellite P100-434-Sound/Modem query

  The sound on my P100-434 became intermittent, then failed completely.

  The machine is about 4 years old, standard spec with Vista Ultimate operating system.
  By trial and error, I discovered that if I want to hear the sound, I need to uninstall/reinstal "HDAudio Soft Data Fax Modem with Smart CP" (which I believe is the basis for the soundcard - HD SmartAudio HD2 Conextant).

  When I restart the machine I have to go through the same procedure to get her back.
  Updated the drivers through Control Panel/Device Manager indicates that my drivers are up to date.
  I am considering a restore of the system from the disk.

  Can someone help me solve this or refer me to a driver?

  Concerning

  Hello

  I don t think that HDAudio Soft Data Fax Modem with Smart CP is necessary get the job of the sound card.
  Entry in Device Manager is the data modem.

  I would recommend the removal of his (Conexant) map of the device as well as the Intel HD Audio Manager.

  Restart the laptop and check if the Windows operating system will recognize the removed device and reinstall the drivers again.