Removal of the BIOS on Satellite Pro M10

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• How to remove the password of BIOS on Satellite Pro M10

  Hi guys,.

  I searched all over the web to find an answer, but has no success. So I really hope one of you can help out me.

  I have a very old Toshiba Satellite Pro M10 with 512 MB in it. The laptop is protected by a BIOS password that I know. However, the problem is that I want to remove the password of BIOS completely. I know this isn't a big deal, but I find it annoying to type the BIOS password over and over again. Mostly because I am preparing this old lady for my oldest daughter. Furthermore, I just installed Windows 7 and it works well, but I have all the original software Toshiba, for example the HW configuration utility. I expect the download somewhere on the net, but unfortunately this is not as simple as that.

  Any help is appreciated!

  Thank you

  Jeroen

  Hey Buddy,

  It is easy to remove the BIOS password. Follow the instructions posted by Al - eX.
  As new password just enter anything and then the password is removed.

  I m wondering that you have installed Windows 7 on Satellite Pro M10. It is a very old book, and in my opinion Windows XP would be the best choice.
  In addition there are no downloads available for this model and Windows 7 on Toshiba page

• I can't access all the settings BIOS with Satellite Pro M10

  Hello, I have a little problem with my satellite pro m10.
  When I press the button 'on', I see the toshiba logo. (normal)
  I want to get into the bios, I push the button "esc". Now, I see the message "check system. Then press [F1]. So, I push the F1 button.
  Now I can see "password ='"
  I push the button directly enter, and I have access to the bios. But my problem is that I can only change the date/time, password and the hard drive password.
  I can't access to other environments, such as boot priority, show, another.

  In the beginning, I think it's the fault of password, but I try to change it and I have no results.

  Please help me.
  Kind regards

  Hello

  What happens when you remove the BIOS password?
  Have you tested it? If this is not the case, check it.

• Re: How to disable the BIOS on Satellite Pro A300 - 1 2 pass?

  I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro A300 - 1 2, some how the BIOS got locked and a startup password has been enabled, I tried to get in the BIOS to disable the startup password but without any job.

  What I need to send or take it back to Toshiba to take them off for me?

  Thank you for your time.

  If the BIOS password does not work for you, you need professional help. Contact the nearest Toshiba service and they can remove it for you.

• The update of the BIOS on Satellite Pro U400?

  I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro U400 (PSU41E) running Windows 7 x 64 and I try to update the BIOS to version 4.70 to 4.00.

  Whenever I try to do it from Windows using WinPhlash which comes with the download on the Toshiba site it seems to freeze when you try to Flash the new BIOS.
  I connected as the local administrator, tried to use other programs flash and even tried to do from a USB flash drive with no luck.

  Can someone please help me and explain how do I update the BIOS?

  Hello

  > tried to use other flash programs
  Never use other flash programs! In the worst case, you could damage the ROM module and then it must be replaced. Use only the program flash Toshiba that is tested and designed for laptop and the version of the BIOS.

  The update of the BIOS program is also designed for Windows, it s a Windows Update program.

  Satellite Pro U400 wasn t comes with Windows 7 so I guess you did your own installation. Value added package is required for the update of the BIOS program and can be downloaded on the European driver of Toshiba download page where is your laptop model:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > download drivers

• No AHCI in the BIOS in Satellite Pro A200

  I just installed an ssd and would like to change the bios to ahci utility but it is not an area that I am able to do this. the computer is a Toshiba Satellite Pro A200 (psfa1a-003002).

  I have to update the BIOS? Where can I get the update and how can I update?

  As I know the BIOS update does not offer some additional options. Please check the settings of the BIOS again. In the BIOS options there SATA advanced option and there you can change between compatibility and AHCI mode.

  I have it on my P200. It is almost identical machine but 17 and your model 15.

• How to enter the BIOS on Satellite Pro NB10-A-100?

  Hello

  I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite Pro NB10-A-100 and I want to enter the BIOS Setup and I can't.
  What is the key combination to get?

  Thanks in advance.

  Perform a complete shutdown in Windows 8 - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB2B03EY0002R01.htm
  Restart your computer and try to use F2 or F12. If you use F12 there should be opportunity to enter the laptop configuration settings.

  Please test and send feedback.

• How can I "downgrade" the BIOS on Satellite Pro P100 - 160 (PSPAE)

  I have just flashed the BIOS on my Satellite Pro P100 4.8.

  The CPU runs at 100%. (90% + for windows explore)

  Only a single core is recognized by my Vista gadget.

  85 CPU temperature

  How can I "downgrade" the BIOS? Where are the older versions?

  When the new BIOS version is available to download older versions are not available more.
  What Satellite Pro P100 you exactly (model name, model number)?

• The update of the BIOS for Satellite Pro M70 does support TPM?

  Hello

  There was an update of the bios that is specially designed for Vista... = bios-vista - 510win.zip on the Toshiba site...

  Although my Satellite Pro M70-113 did not support the default TPM module (BIOS verson 1.1, I always have this), is it possible that this update includes the TPM secure to enable bitlocker on vista?

  Can someone check and confirm please... :)

  And secondly, is configuration BIOS update for Windows utility saves the current state of the BIOS in some external as backup media, while if it happens with the process of update... the previous version can be restored in return?

  And a BIOS may be downgraded?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  (1.) I m not 100% sure but I think the new BIOS for the M70 does not support the TPM secure. I read somewhere that all BIOS versions that support TPM on Toshiba laptops cannot be updated by a common user, but the user must contact the authorized Toshiba service provider for these updates.
  That's why I think that Toshiba would not any BIOPS version by download issue if this BIOS would support the TPM.

  2.) now something about the second question:
  The new BIOS version replaces the old BIOS and BIOS States and to my knowledge it of not possible to save the settings for a backup more later.
  Generally, you must be careful with any update of the BIOS. Bad BIOS or bad update procedure may damage the jury!

• Problems after updating the BIOS on Satellite Pro P200

  I recently buy a Satellite Pro P200 running Windows Vista Business. Yesterday, I updated the BIOS to the version 1.50 supplied with the machine to 1.80 available on the Toshiba site. I double checked that I was using BIOS correct update for the Pro P200 Satellitel running Vista.

  After updating the BIOS, I have now two problems:

  1. whenever I start and join the office, I get an error message "record of Vista has stopped working". This problem has been identified as toshibavistaregistration.exe here: [link: http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=99805]

  2 Control Panel > system now shows the processor and the memory (RAM) as "not available". Execution of the diagnostic PC Toshoba tool and looking at basic information show also no information on the memory (RAM) Although the processor information here. There may be pieces others missing too under the eyes of list shorter than before the update of the BIOS.

  Basically, I want to get everything working again as it should, but cannot find any information on these issues.

  After further review, it appears that the update of the BIOS is not the cause of the problems.

  Immediately after updating the BIOS, I had a major system crash. It turns out that this is what has caused problems.

  After a system restore to a point before the update of the BIOS and the major system crash, now everything is working again with BIOS version 1.8 in place.

• Behavior of cooling after only the BIOS Flash - Satellite Pro A300

  Hello everyone,

  I have two laptop computers, Satellite Pro A300 Satellite A300. Both have the same configuration, C2D E8300 2 GB, ATI 3650 512 MB and so on...

  Today I flashed BIOS to the latest version (from V3.90 to V4.20) on both of them. Version 3.90 cooling was OK, fan worked only when it was necessary. But now after that flashing the BIOS fan runs constantly, he does not stop.

  What I did in Vista under Toshiba Power Saver Power Options, I changed the cooling method of maximum Performance to optimised battery, reverse cooling operation, but coverage (keyboard area) has become a bit warmer.

  My question is, what is the problem with cooling in the new version (v4.20)? And how to fix this?
  Yet once again, the problem did not exist before flashing the BIOS and the problem is on both computers.

  Thank you very much for your help!

  Best regards
  Osman

  > What I did in Vista under Toshiba Power Saver Power Options, I changed the cooling method of maximum Performance to optimised battery, reverse cooling operation, but coverage (keyboard area) has become a bit warmer.

  I doubt that there could be something wrong, I want to say that you said that after changing the method in cooling Toshiba Power Saver, the fans don't run all the time
  Usually the cooling modules are controlled by energy savings and the BIOS contains only the table fan.

  Keyboard of my laptop or on the left side of the laptop becomes too hot because on this side, you find the cooling modules that blow hot air

  Nothing so unusual...

• How to access the BIOS on Satellite Pro 4600 settings?

  Guys,

  I received a Satellite Pro 4600, unfortunately this laptop has 2 and a half proceeding on this issue. The first is MS2000, then XP then an incomplete installation of XP. When I start the laptop, it asks which OS I want to use. I have a legal copy of XP that I bought and I want to reformat the computer laptop and put on a new install of XP, the problem is how to enter the BIOS to change the settings to boot to a CD?

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  Steve

  Hello

  First of all you n t need to access the BIOS to boot from the CD.
  You can simply press the F12 key immediately after the laptop has been powered.
  It would show the available boot options.

  Alternatively, you can press the C button that would automatically allow the CD/DVD drive as the boot source.

• How to access the BIOS on Satellite Pro A120

  Sorry for my English.
  But I need help:

  How to access the BIOS on my Satellite Pro A120

  Hello

  If I m not wrong not the Satellite ProA120 is supported by the Toshiba BIOS and so you should be able to access the BIOS pressing the * ESC * key immediately after starting the laptop

• How to reset the BIOS on Satellite Pro L300 password?

  Hello world

  I have a big problem with my laptop. I have a Satellite Pro L300, 1.50 insyde BIOS version Windows Vista 32, version of the system 6.0.6002 service pack 2 version 6002, so I have to re - install the system.

  But there is a BIOS password and I ve lost, so I can't access my BIOS menu. I would like to know how I can reset the bios password.
  It is very important for me. THX.

  You can not reset the bios password if you can't remember. Contact the service center and ask them to reset it.

• Re: How to access the BIOS on Satellite Pro A120

  Can someone tell me how to access the BIOS on my SAT Pro A120?

  Hello

  You must press ESC and then F1 key immediately after the laptop has been powered!

  The laptop seems to be to use the Toshiba BIOS and ESC key should be the right one!

  Good bye