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• I can't open the system when he was sht down. But the system was the heat and I have to remove the battery for a while and it should re-sttart, what the problem.

  I can't open the system when he was sht down. But the system was the heat and I have to remove the battery for a while and it should re-sttart, what the problem.

  Too generic a question, can you clarify considerably more for us? Your question could be reformulated in the following way and always be true?

  "I can't start my computer once he has had a BSOD. Something overheated, but I don't know. I removed the CMOS battery and replaced in order to asure me that a bad overclock on a core component has not caused the problem. Now, it restarts correctly, what is / was the problem? »
  The foregoing, what I thought you meant. The above statement is correct?

• I lost all my media files after removing the battery for blackBerry Smartphones

  My employer asked me to remove the battery from the phone, as they had no trace of the IMEI no to my phone.

  When I reinserted it all my media files - videos, sound time and pictures - were gone.

  Again, I have all my contacts and continues to receive emails from work, so the phone had not been restored to preset.

  I have never had a media card, so all the files are in the phone's memory, are they retrievable?

  Now when I use the phone it wont let me not record a video as it is also no card inserted media. It wasn't a problem before.

  Why the battery would cause the memory to wipe?

  can anyone help?

  What is a device issued to the employer?

  You are on a BES (BlackBerry Enterprise Service) business account?

  The card is inserted correctly?

  Options > memory, made it sets out a memory card?

• Satellite L775-15 q - plan to charge the battery for long battery life

  Hello

  I just bought a Satellite L775-15 q and I want to know the best plan to charge my battery, so it can last as long as possible.
  Do I always leave the laptop plugged into the charger power cord, no matter if it has full battery or not? Should I always leave the battery drops to 10% and then charge it to 100% and then remove the power cord? Or do I have to do this from time to time and not every day?

  Thank you!

  I agree it is important that you should calibrate the battery from time to time
  This means discharge battery until it would be completely empty then load it again until the State of battery charge would achieve 100%, or until the battery indicator would turn to green.

• BlackBerry Smartphones BlackBerry is frozen, it is safe to remove the battery while it is?

  It's a curve 9320, I bought two weeks ago. There is no data plan, I just use our WiFi at home.

  My curve has moments where it freezes so none of the buttons work (including the off button). Sometimes, he thaws when I plug in the charger and other times it doesn't. When this happens I let battery short of energy and load it, then that's fine for a while. It takes time, so I wonder if it is safe to take out just the battery? Or it's a bit like hard - boot a computer when it is not good for the system?

  Recently, he was freezing when I go into my text messages. I know that this is not a memory problem, I remove messages after I finished a conversation. And I'm not a very conversational person in the first place. XP

  Yes, do a simple reboot on the BlackBerry this way: with smart BlackBerry poweredphone, remove the battery for a minute and then reinsert the battery to restart. A reboot in this manner is prescribed for most defects and errors of operating system, and you will lose any data on the device doing so.

• Satellite C660D - 10 d will not start unless I have remove the battery and reinsert

  Present a strange problem that I can't solve.

  Brand new, open all laptop worked perfectly.

  Turned off normally and left it overnight with the power supply connected.

  Next day morning pushed the button market / stop the portable green power on but light did not start.

  Press and hold the button for 10 seconds does nothing.

  I remove the battery for 10 seconds and put again and then you press the power button and you get a full boot up normally.

  Everything on it works perfectly, you can restart the laptop without problem, you can even turn off then turn on half an hour later with no problems.

  This problem occurs only when it is off and that the power is plugged in for several hours.

  Back to toshiba warranty, I've attached a note explaining the problem and even returned what he locked up so he wouldn't turn until they removed the battery.

  10 days later they returned it saying that the intensively checked the laptop and found no abnormalities.

  I plugged the battery and pressed the power button / stop and the same question once again outside of this period, that the fan runs for 2 seconds then turns off, I removed and re inserted the battery about 15 times before it started normally.

  Last night went out as normal and this morning the question of the standard of don't turn is not on at all.

  Just to clarify him when the power supply is left connected overnight or for several hours so that the system is power off the laptop does not start, the Green led lights, no fans spin, no sign of life. One way to start is to remove the battery for 10 seconds.

  I've been on toshiba again and said that if I return it a second time and they can't find a fault that I would have to pay £80 for it returned. I recorded the fault to prove that they is a fault but they seem not interested in that.

  Up to now, the bios has been updated, reinstalled windows, I can't replace drive HARD or RAM that the warranty will be voided. However issue and im 90% that this is a motherboard.

  All the ideas that I'm completely stuck on this one!

  Sorry to hear you I have a problem with your laptop.
  Problem you have is certainly hardware related issue and it should be solved by Toshiba.
  In my opinion you should not spend money for new parts, trying to solve this problem.

  Laptop warranty valid and should be set the laptop for free.

• BlackBerry smartphones another way to hard reset outside to remove the battery?

  I sometimes have problems with my application memory leak, where he began the day around 29 Mb and slowly, for the rest of the day, sneaks down to about 5 MB. I'm still trying to identify what app is the cause. In the meantime, I have the work around by doing a hard reset by removing the battery for about 30 seconds.

  QUESTION: is there another way (hold simultaneously several keys, etc.) to do the hard reset by removing the battery?

  Thank you!

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  What STANDARD PDF should I CHOOSE for LONG-TERM DOCUMENT RETENTION?

  Use PDF/A-1b: -.

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• Satellite A500-1GL: it is advisable to remove the battery when you use the network

  I know this is a silly question but its actually something I know not so thought I would ask.

  I almost always plug my laptop into the supply line (satellite a500 1gl)
  I was wondering have you actually keep the battery installed even when using the electrical network.
  Or is it really advisable to remove the battery when you use the network?
  I didn't know if the battery should always be in place.
  Thanks for your help
  Torti

  Hello

  A few years ago it was recommended to remove the battery of the laptop if the AC adapter is plugged. What keeps the constant charge battery
  New age of batteries are better you can leave the battery in the Bay it s ok and it should not affect the performance

  However, sooner or later each battery would die it s only a matter of time, you know

• IM using hp-envy 15 3021tx. IM wondering if I remove the battery, I void my warranty?

  ??

  Hello

  You would not void the warranty by removing the battery - if you use mainly the laptop with the power adapter is connected, I suggest you drain the battery to about 40% before you remove and store in a cool if that's what you want.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• performance problem, when I use the lappy for long periods... he get odious

  I installed windows 7 in my lappy... When I use the lappy for long... he get odious... I'm irritating with that... and when I restart it started working as usual.please help me form this problem

  Hello

  1. have there been recent changes to the computer before the show?

  2. this happens to you when you work on any specific application?

  I suggest you follow the given steps and later a update on the State of the question.

  Method 1: Try to run the troubleshooter of Performance:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-performance-Troubleshooter

  Method 2: Optimize Windows 7 for better performance:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/optimize-Windows-7-for-better-performance

  Important: when running chkdsk on the drive hard if bad sectors are found on the disk hard when chkdsk attempts to repair this area if all available on which data may be lost.

  Ways to improve your computer's performance:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/ways-to-improve-your-computers-performance

  For all windows questions do not hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to help you.

• Use the laptop power adapter and remove the battery?

  I want to preserve the life of the battery by removing the battery and the adapter to power the laptop. What is a good/bad method? Please advice.

  Hello

  I do the same thing. I am the owner of the Satellite P20 and removal of the battery is very easy. I do every time if the unit is connected to the power supply. It is certainly not bad method.

  Good bye

• Satellite A55-S1065 - after removing the battery, BIOS ask me password

  So, something happened yesterday, and it seems to me that it is very strange.
  I have a portable Satellite A55-S1065. And while I was with power point, the
  computer crashes. In the midst of my confusion, I decided to delete
  the battery just to make him stop.

  So I did it and plugged it again
  and I tried to turn on the computer. Now, the bios ask me a password,
  but I've no idea what password it is that. Can someone help me solve this problem?
  IM really desperate to find a solution to this since this computer contain
  many of my works.

  Thank you very much.

  > After removing the battery, BIOS ask me password
  I know it may seem silly now, but I never heard of something like that. I use laptop for a long time and I had the experience with many others and strange question, but something like that, never.

  Problem is that we are dealing here in the public forum and BIOS password is a very sensitive area and very important security feature, so we can not write here about some illegal ways how you can remove the BIOS password.

  If there is no way to start your laptop, I recommend you contact the nearest Toshiba service provider and ask for help.
  I'm sorry. :(

• Satellite A200: Should I remove the battery when working on the power supply

  Hello

  I've been running an A200 machine for the last 2 months, bought as a desktop replacement in order to fit in my small apartment. I realize now that I never ued work on battery - it is always powered on sector. Since this is unlikely to change, should I remove the battery? Deing battery degrades remaining in the machine while it is continusouly by the industry feeding, or does it not matter?

  Thank you very much in advance for your reviews.

  GW.

  You can remove it, but it should not be done. For me, it's stupid to remove the battery and let the dust make the battery place dirty. The batteries we use today are very good and Scott wrote the electronic power supply just to check if the battery is full and care the battery and the battery capacity.

• Satellite A500 - Remove the battery when connected to the network?

  Hello

  I bought a new Satellite 500 and I would use it as much as possible. I'm not sure the stage of development of this battery. Should I remove the battery when I use the laptop at all times with the net supply?
  Or this does not damage the battery longer years yet there is, or is the problem of the destruction of the battery because of the heat and being reloaded frequently persists?

  I'm sorry if I could post to redundantly, but it is difficult to search for information, since I'm not a native speaker.
  I encourage you just for a small tip for a related thread if available.

  Thank you very much!

  Hello

  To be honest, I often work with connected AC/DC adapter, but I never removed my battery. Sometimes I decide to work in another room and then I just unplug the AC adapter and that s all the! :)

  Furthermore, I founded this interesting link for you:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD9401AZ0001R01.htm