Re: Tecra S10 G11, extremely slow boot after BIOS update to 3.00

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  Hello

  I encountered some problems with my netbook (Portege M800-10W) after the BIOS update.
  The update of the BIOS program appears failed. Then my Netbook automatically rebooted and now I can't start my PC more.
  All the LEDs will light up but the screen remains black and after a few minutes, the beep 3 times (1 long, 2 cm) netbook.

  How do I restore the BIOS to the previous version (or plant)?

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  Adrien

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  I think that Akuma is right. Your laptop must be verified by the service of Toshiba s. Let check your laptop and I hope they will help you with this.

• Re: Satellite X 200 - 20F - slow pace after BIOS update

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  I have a Satellite X 200 - 20F bought about 4 years ago. I changed the bios 2.70 recently and I had a problem when I play games:
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  I m wondering that you did a BIOS update if you didn't have any problems before

  I can only imagine that a BIOS setting is different now. So I recommend to load the default settings in the BIOS, then save & exit.

  Try also to update your display driver. You can find the latest version on the official page of Toshiba also.

• Satellite A135-S2356 won't boot after BIOS update

  I have Toshiba A135-S2356 and am having the same problem.
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  I saw a topic on it and there was a link to update the system bios, http://laptopforums.toshiba.com/t5/General-Technology/My-Satellite-A135-S2356-is-having-USB-port-issues/m-p/17285, through this site.

  I clicked on the link and downloaded the update. Once I clicked on install the computer froze and I couldn't restart at all. The only way was for me to take the battery. Once I have the battery in I tried to return to power and that's when this current question has started to happen.

  If the update of bios fried my hard drive?

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  I'm afraid of nothing that you can do everything alone. :(
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  The family Realtek PCIe controller error. Media Test failure UNDI. No found boot device.

  I couldn't do a safe boot, but when I tried to get around the boot legacy and UEFI boot it will start.

  I am quite unhappy that a BIOS update (version 1.1.9 was the old version and 1.2.2 was new) caused this. The laptop is only 4 weeks old if I want to get this resolved.

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  Click System summary, click on edit, select all (Ctrl-A), copy (Ctrl-C) and then paste (Ctrl-V) the information back here in your next reply.

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  Download and install the free version of CCleaner here:

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