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• Where can I find XP x 64 drivers for Portege R500 - hotkey / power management?

  Where can I find the downloads that will enable the power management or hotkey support for my Portege R500?

  I already installed the drivers for everything except the fingerprint reader (do not want), tpm (really envy) and hdd (tos620a) motion sensor (not embarrassed at this time). Most of the drivers are recent original sites of the seller or, in the absence of those, leaving Toshiba 64-bit Vista download areas.

  Everything else works generally: wifi, graphics & chipset, sound, lan, bluetooth stack, cardbus, card reader, etc.

  However, after doing this, are the following questions:

  FN keys do not work for suspend to ram, suspend-to-disk, * screen * brightness *-essential to extend the life. FN keys for digital/Board pad, rocker of external surveillance * work

  Dedicated toggle backlight button does nothing

  However, in order to get the lifetime of battery beyond ~2.5 hours and closest alongside 7.1 hours, I need to turn things down / stop occasionally. What software can help and where I can get, as it runs on Windows XP x 64 edition?

  Note:

  I tried packages of 32-bit xp which provides Toshiba, they do not seem to work on x 64. The package 'chopsticks' requires 'cmod', but 'cmod' gives this error:

  Installation of Modules common TOSHIBA
  Not an ACPI machine. Cannot install TOSHIBA ACPI peripheral logic.
  Ok

  I tried the 32-bit xp package called 'pwrsav '; It installs a bad help link in my Start menu and adds a few exes, tpsmain and tpsoddctl, to my automatically starts. These 32-bit executables left immediately after execution.

  I tried to install packages of 64-bit Vista from Toshiba hotkeys / common modules / power management, but the only one of the three I can find via toshiba.co.uk is the common modules, and unfortunately this zip file contains only .inf, .cat and .sys files, no program installation.

  Motivation:
  I use a new installation at the same time because the default installation of Vista is unusable (900 MB of memory used on a fresh startup desktop, disk divided into several partitions, trial, adware and with broken software at left and right)
  I use x 64 because I am software engineer the next product needs to work on x 64, and this new laptop was a likely first candidate

  Hello

  Bad news first :(

  The European driver Toshiba page provides the drivers for XP 32 bit and Vista (32-bit & 64-bit).
  I did find all the drivers for XP 64-bit OS.

  As much as I know XP 64-bit drivers is not exist for one of the series of Toshiba laptops.

  Now a new better ;)

  I found a tool called display Tuner.
  It offers convenient access to the monitor settings, such as brightness, contrast, color settings.

  Perhaps this is an option for you.
  Google a bit

  See you soon

• recommended location for the installation of Enterprise Manager 13 c, my client pc or the database server?

  Hi all

  I want to install Oracle enterprise manager 13 c on oracle 12 c Enterprise edition.

  What is the recommended way to install EM? install on my client or install on the database server itself?

  Please guide me.

  Thank you.

  Really, neither.   If you talk about the broad company EM Cloud Control (12 or 13), it requires adequate resources and must be installed on a server, no cell phones.  Unless you are looking just to play - you can then consult the virtual images available Oracle VM Templates.   It has also not recommended to run it on the same servers that you are monitoring.

  How many targets you track / manage with the system?  If it is a unique environment, the Express EM version may be bettter, where you boot agent on the database server and manage most of the functions of the server.   If you have more than one or two databases, Cloud Control is the best, but it requires little equipment. Sizing of information can be found in the docs - https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E63000_01/EMBSC/preinstall_req_hw.htm#EMBSC121

• No Power Manager on T450s shortcut key?

  I installed a X 220 to a T450s, and I see that there is no shortcut key to select a profile for more power. This seems like a huge oversight. Windows 7 only allows its profiles of power native to be learned from its quick access tools (battery icon in the tray of the taskbar or menu of the Windows key + X). Now if I want to use one of the Lenovo power profiles (which are much more customizable than the native Windows ones), I have to make visible the toolbar of the Lenovo Power Manager in my taskbar so you can double-click it and wait for the application of Power Manager to launch. So I can select a profile, 'apply' the selection and close the application.

  I'm used to switching several times power profiles per day depending on whether I use the laptop on battery on my couch, use it to compile the code on AC power at work, or the half dozen of other situations. Is it possible to install the old app hot-switch selection of profiles of power on this machine and map a keyboard shortcut to this? (I'd be happy to give up some of the unnecessary shortcut keys such as "OS Search" (F10) and 'Switch Window' (F11).

  The executable power profile switcher is C:\Program Files (x 86) \ThinkPad\Utilities\PWMOSDV. EXE.

  PIN in your taskbar or assign a hotkey (for example with AutoHotkey).

• Sat L20-102: need software for power management

  Hi, is there, a L20-102 Sat power management software provided by Toshiba? I can't find Power Saver for my model to download driver...
  With the standard windows power management, I have to manually reduce brightness when you go to the battery and the occasional fan runs at max speed for a second and then slows down the acceptable level, runs for a few seconds and then turns off...
  These "rpm max" chips are quite boring :(

  I see Power Saver has plenty of features, and probably he ' d suite my needs, but it is unavailable :/

  Is there a good alternative?

  Hello

  I know it sounds strange but your unit is pre-installed without intelligence tool. This is the reason why you can not find on the Toshiba download page. Please don t try to install this tool, designed for another unit, because you may have some trouble and many error messages. As far as I know all the tools must be adapted for each laptop model.

  On some devices, this tool only works if other components are installed. I guess L20's budget unit and for this reason, it isn't stuff as on other units.

  Good bye

• Satellite A135-SP4088: need drivers XP for power management and Hotkey utility

  Hello
  I could not find the drivers for the toshiba A135-SP4088, we bought 3 of them to the office and it is almost impossible to use with vista, so we go to XP SP2 and manage to get almost all pilots of the other models, but I can't find 2 utilities that work with this machine, they are:
  Toshiba power management (remember the bulb in the taskbar) :D

  Hotkey Utility (so I can change the brightness of the screen and go to hibernation (Fn + F4)

  I have al the rest works very well, but these two are a real problem, none of the ones I tested worked, some same crash XP and must return to a previous restore point.

  also, I did not install ACPI drivers, are they necessary?, what are those that show I'm looking for? given that the model does not exist in the csd.toshiba.com site.

  Now, how one of the largest manufacturers of laptops in the world can build a such nice computer without drivers for the most common operating system?, can someone explain me this because I sincerely do not understand.

  Thank you very much!.
  Indkt.

  Hello

  You can try after addresses:

  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/download_drivers_bios.jsp
  and
  http://209.167.114.38/support/download/ln_byModel.asp
  Maybe you can find the drivers you are looking for here.

  If this isn't the case then give some feedback and we will find another solution

  Welcome them

• Windows 2000 version of the Power Manager for A75

  Hi all

  I installed Windows 2000 in an A75-S226, but I can't find a utility Power Manager for this OS. I tried the version of Windows XP, but as expected, it did not work.

  Is there someone else by using Windows 2000 with this model?

  Thank you

  Rubens

  Hello

  This unit has been designed and delivered in the U.S. market
  He was able to find a utility power for W2k on the site Web of Toshiba driver we.
  Please visit this link:
  http://www.CSD.Toshiba.com/cgi-bin/TAIS/Su/su_sc_dtlViewDL.jsp?soID=729833&MOID=713725&BV_Ses sionID=@@@0394886756.1138114313@@@&BV_EngineID=c ccfaddgkkelmigcgfkceghdgngdgmn.0 & ct = DL

  Good bye

• Advanced Power Management under Windows 98SE for Satellite A75-S206?

  On my Satellite A75-S206, I have a partition on my hard drive under Windows 98SE.

  When I run Windows 98 on this model, the drive keeps spinning (does not turn down), the cooling fan is still running at high speed, I can't dim the monitor, or use any other feature of the advanced power management is available when running my XP partition. The utility of generic power in my Windows 98SE (Intel speed step) management does not address these problems, even if you use custom settings. The management utilities peak power supplied with recovery for this model CD only work on XP or Windows 2000, and these advanced power management utilities will not install on Windows 98.

  Is there a driver download, or is there software available for Windows 98SE downloads emulate advanced power management features that work on XP? Is there another workaround solution?

  Hello

  As far as I know, this unit was designed for the American market and came only with a XP Home and XP Pro OS.
  I checked the driver page Toshiba we and don t find all the drivers for Win98.
  Unfortunately, if you use the Win98, do without the features of Toshiba.
  Sorry, there is nothing to do.

• Lenovo Power Management Driver for Windows 8

  If you can visit the following url link:

  http://support.Lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/detail.page?docid=DS014939
  you will get a page titled:

  Lenovo Power Management driver for Windows 7 (32 bit, 64 bit), Vista (32 bit, 64 bit), XP (32-bit, 64-bit) - for laptop which contains the driver links and documentation of the 1.65.05.21 of the software version, but the current version is 1.66.0.22, released on December 29, 2012, through ThinkVantage Update Retriever and ThinkVantage System Update.

  I used the option to return to the site, and last week I was informed by the team of Lenovo Web content that driver Lenovo Power Management for Windows 8 (32 bit, 64 bit), Windows 7 (32 bit, 64 bit), Vista (32 bit, 64 bit), XP - laptop version 1.66.0.22 has been released earlier to the update system and Retriever and it will be posted on the support site today. I was advised to visit the following url link:
  http://support.Lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/detail.page?docid=DS032258

  This new document now shows a revised January 18, 2013 release date. Please note that it is a different URL from the previous version of the software. The two documents currently coexist.

  If all goes well, it will be the subject of appropriate documentation and cross referenced on the Support site some time in the coming months.

  The Lenovo Web content team has properly documented and cross referenced the two versions of the driver. Play well.

• Power Manager for Windows 8

  Hey,.

  Any news on the release date for the mangager of power for windows 8? I hate charghing my battery to 100%, I'm trying to extend my battery life but it is impossible without the power manager!

  Nice day...

  You can read through the thread long enough here:

  http://forums.Lenovo.com/T5/Windows-8/ThinkPad-software-for-Windows-8/TD-p/899865

  For more information on the power manager and other tools of ThankVantage in Windows 8.

  Hope this helps to clarify.

• Sleeps, even if configured for power management settings do not

  HI -.

  New installation of Win 8.

  Before that the drivers have been installed, I could leave my laptop on it overnight, and he stayed.

  Then I installed the power management driver, that produced a framework for "put the computer to sleep. I then put this on "Never" for the section of 'sector '. Whenever I leave the machine on the night... I wake up to it off, not only one headlight on all over her.

  Is there a thing if I want to leave this thing on?

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  I think that I understand the question. I pass the advanced power settings, scroll down and expand your sleep, then hibernate after. Choose one of the numbers and reduce the number as if you would go to 0, which actually appear as 'never '.

• Power management driver for xp?

  Hello, where can I find the driver for xp power management - I have founbd with drivers lenovo site but there is no driver power management.

  Michal

  Try the S10e driver to http://consumersupport.lenovo.com/en/DriversDownloads/drivers_show_979.html

• automatically optimize for costs of life battery batt to 100% within the parameters of the power manager

  In the settings of my ThinkPad Power Manager W530, I chose the option "automatically optimize for life battery" (battery-> maintenance-> Mode of Charge of the battery). Nevertheless, he always fresh and keeps the battery at 100%. Is it normal for a battery 9 cells?

  Link to photo

  But many articles and discussions here at the forum State, actually in charge at 100% is not tor good battery life (see for example this article http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Welcome-FAQs-Knowledge-Base/How-can-I-increase-battery-life-ThinkPad/ta-... ). Do not miss anything?

  Thank you!

  Note of the moderator; image (s) for a total of > 50 K converted for the programming of the Forum rules

  No matter how many charge cycles the battery on it, just the time where you change the batteries maintenance mode. If you have configured to maximize battery life, the battery may charge at a lower percentage (somewhere around 90%, more or less a few percentage points), but will show this figure as "integral" or 100% for the system. If you change the mode to load completely, then the maximum capacity will change to read the actual capacity of the battery.

  The only way your situation would be a concern if, after setting the battery in order to maximize the battery life, then using the system on battery and load up once again, the battery always charged up to the full 94 w/h instead of reducing the number.

• Power Manager for the new X 1 carbon

  Hi all! No idea if Power Manager is available for the new X 1 carbon (window 8.1, 64 bit)? So far is not available, no?

  It is not available for windows 8.

• My power manager is broken for good!

  Hello

  I don't really know what happened but now I can not add new profiles to the power manager, maximum performance profile is gone and I can't click on the battery meter and move a profile. Everything looks ok, but when you create a profile or pass a profile nothing happens

  I tried to install an older version, completely uninstalling and reinstalling. Nothing changes.

  I think it all started when I upgraded to version 1.45 and my battery gauge disappeared, I reinstalled and it reappeared, but it works as described above.

  Any tips?

  Thanks Andreas! That helped, I have big know not even what was wrong in the first place. To conclude:

  Possible cause:

  I think I've changed a power scheme in power windows manager when I got ThinkVantage one.

  Solution that worked for me

  1. click on start, run, type cmd and then click OK.
  2. at the command prompt, type the following command and press ENTER:
  powercfg /RestoreDefaultPolicies

  I guess nobody has fought that you could use that two managers at the same time but PM install must reset these eating patterns. Once again thanks for the help