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• Satellite P L50-B-1 1 - wireless and video questions

  Hello

  Yesterday I bought a Satellite P L50-B-1 1. It came with Windows 8.1 preload. I shot this Windows 7 Ultimate.

  However, I can not the wireless to work. I downloaded the drivers from the site of Toshiba, but so far without success.

  The laptop has an AMD Radeon R7 M260 2 MB of graphics card in it, but I can't get that to work either. Yet once I downloaded the latest drivers from the AMD website, but no luck!

  Does anyone have any suggestions?

  Mike

  Hi again,

  Problem solved!

  I did a search on ther two elements criminalised and discovered that the wireless card is an Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 3160. After google, I got a set of drivers and a right form of installation package Intel sorted the problem.

  Once I got the laptop online, he then install updates 133! I guess one of those sorted the problem of videocard because I have now no yellow triangles on the Device Manager window :)

  All's well that ends well.

  Mike

• USB 3.0 does not work on my Satellite Pro L50

  Hello boffins.

  I have a problem with the driver for the Intel USB 3.0 eXtensible host controller on my L50 (running Win7 64 bit).

  I recently took my L50 Pro Satelite (PSKK3A-001001) to the repair shop because the blue ports were not running at speeds of USB 3.0 when I plugged a USB 3.0 compatible device (a WD 1 TB HARD drive). When I looked in the device tab "Display connection" Manager, HARD drive showed as connected to the ordinary C220 USB hub which is for USB.2.0. USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller has been inactive.

  The technician in the repair shop said:

  + I tested your machine with a new installation of Windows 8 and have been able to achieve speeds to 180 MB/s of my FlashDrive USB 3.0 without problem, which indicates that it is a matter of faulty software. We can improve your Windows 8 machine free of charge if you prefer, but I'm unable to solve the problem in Windows 7. From what I can tell, and what you have experienced, no published 3.0 for Windows 7 USB drivers can recognize the 3 USB ports installed as a USB 3 connection. If you are wanting to stick with Windows 7, I can't guarantee that you will reach speeds of USB 3.0 by using these ports. +

  It's not really good enough, Toshiba. Now, I bought this machine specifically with pre-installed Win7 (because Win8 is rubbish) that I wanted a machine Win7, including USB 3.0 ports. This machine has been published as such, having Win7 installed with 2 x USB 3.0 ports and 1 x USB 2.0. This is confirmed by the page of the specifications of Toshiba here: [http://www.mytoshiba.co.nz/support/computers/satellite/pro/l50/pskk3a-001001/specifications].

  So, my question is this: why this machine is the drivers needed to run it as advertised (i.e. under Win7 with 2 ports USB 3.0 x and 1 x USB 2.0) and if there are drivers for this device available, where are they? I tried and tried the repairman (I guess) but I'm still without a driver to run my USB 3.0 clocked ports. I tried age for the files to be transferred between pending devices.

  Maybe someone can help me find a driver that works or Toshiba will clean up their act and produce a.

  But you have installed Intel USB3.0 driver 2.0.0.102 version, right?

• Satellite Pro L50 - B - unable to connect at 5 GHz Wi - Fi

  Hello

  I just bought a new Satellite Pro L50 - B and it is unable to connect to the wifi of my company 5 GHz network. It connects well to the 2.4 GHz network, but poor performance on network thaat there.

  Is it possible to get the L50 - B to work in the 5 GHz range?

  Thank you

  Martin

  Frequency of 5 GHz is supported by 802.11 A and 802.11 N
  But if the WLan module is not compatible 802.11 A, then the standard 802.11 N will operate at 2.4 Ghz

  The question is: what are the standards WLan are supported by the integrated WLan module?

  Which module WLan is integrated?

• Satellite A500 - 14K does support SSD drive?

  Hello everyone,

  I'm considering buying an SSD to replace the old hard isk of my Satellite A500 - 14K with an SSD.
  I have a question: it's going to be that simple:
  -excerpt from my old hard drive
  -Insert the SSD 2.5 "
  -use the recovery DVD to reinstall vista and w7

  Is this laptop * tatooed * which would prevent this kind of replacement?

  a s SSD not as expensive as it was a few years ago but it is still expensive and I don't want to buy an SSD that I can't use!

  Thanks for your answers,

  Olivier

  Hello

  In most cases is not a big problem for the SSD drive works correctly.
  I made these updates on my old Toshiba laptop and it worked normally.

  Sometimes, it would be possible that an SSD would not be recognized in the BIOS. Such compatibility problem could be linked to the SSD drive firmware, but it happens in very rare circumstances

• Satellite Pro L50 - load capacity of low battery

  Satellite Pro L50, I got a warning box will appear from the Toshiba PC Health Monitor, who said

  "Your battery charge ability is relatively poor.
  After a period of time, the battery will lose its ability to perform in the max capacity & will need to be replaced. This is normal for the batteries. Click the help button for more information on the State of charge 'poor'. »

  By clicking on the help button, said the State of the battery to a third load capacity.

  Is this an indication that I need a new battery?
  The laptop is only 4 months old & I have a few concerns. Comments appreciated

  Best regards, mrpringle.

  If the laptop is 4 months old I recommend you to contact your dealer or directly the closest Toshiba sevice provider and explain the situation.

  You should clarify this with them and maybe you will get new battery free.

  Addresses and phone numbers, you can find on http://www.toshiba.eu/innovation/generic/ASP_SUPPORT/
  Don't wait. Call the Toshiba service as soon as possible.

• Satellite Pro L50-B05D - need driver for Windows 7 WLan

  Hello

  I bought a * Toshiba Satellite Pro model L50-B05D psktaa - 001 05d *.
  I needed a new machine because I was starting a new job the next day.

  During an installation out of office 2013 the machine in one of its discounts to zero was a catastrophic error... and has refused any attempt of recovery. around 7:00 in the night...

  I needed an operational machine for work... the next day

  I took out my Windows 7 and proceeded to reconfigure the computer and install Windows 7... Machine is operational, BUT I can't get the Wireless LAN works... for the model I there doesn't seem to be a wireless lan driver...

  The functions of network card BUT not wireless LAN...

  Please can someone tell what is the right driver LAN wireless to the machine...

  Thank you

  Harpoon2222

  Hello

  Your laptop satellite L50-B05D belongs to the PSKTAA series and this series was only released in Australia.

  But the similar series of portable Satellite L50 - B PSKTAE is released in Europe.
  The drivers of the EU Toshiba driver page should be compatible.

  Visit this page:
  http://www.Toshiba.EU/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp
  Choose here.
  Laptop
  Satellite
  Satellite L
  L50 - B satellite
  PSKTAE
  Win 7 64 bit

  Note: there are three different Wlan drivers: Intel, Broadcom, Atheros

• Satellite Pro L50 - a: how to replace the memory, HARD drive and battery

  I just uploaded 2 new video from Youtube on the L50 - A. Satellite Pro

  The first is a tear down showing how to replace the memory, hard drive and battery (you can also clean the fan if it detects overheating).

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=IG0lW7t92bI

  BTW why they made it so difficult to get just to the battery in this model?

  WARNING - proceed at your own risk and don't forget static precautions!

  Hope they help and if you have any questions let me know.

  + The message was edited: link has been removed ad channel may not +.

  Thanks for these videos. It may be useful to replace the memory, but I think that the owners of the laptop should not open the case. This may void the warranty.
  Be careful about this.

• Satellite P770 - 10 p - Question about drivers

  Hi all

  Since 1 week I Satellite P770 - 10 p on Windows 7 + SP1 with all the patches. I have 2 challenges.

  1. following driver does not work properly: * toshiba x 64 compatible acpi peripheral value logical and general usage *.

  2 OfficeJet 6500 connected via LAN * Scanner does not work via HP drivers.*

  Question 1
  -Pilot course that does not work is v2.0.0.1 (11 / 09 / 2007)
  -When I using the 'Value Added Package 1.5.4.64' version gets v2.0.0.3 (07 / 14 / 2009)
  -After 1 restart Windows, no longer issue.
  -After the 2nd reboot of Windows, I have the same problem with version v2.0.0.3 (disk hard could not be started...)

  Question 2
  The OfficeJet 6500 is already working on 2 other Toshiba laptops
  -Satellite M40-129 (Windows XP) ==> printer / Scanner works properly
  -Satellite L650-108 (Windows 7) ==> printer / Scanner works properly

  The driver of Toshiba 1 something to do with the scanner issue 2 that I deliver?

  Thank you
  Aykut

  Hi aykut76,

  Using the version preinstalled Windows from Toshiba or your own installation?
  Can you put the vendor and exact device ID? It would be useful to identify the exact device. But according to your assignment, it has something to do with the package of added value or HDD/SSD alert maybe

  Your printer, you need to contact the manufacture of the printer. This has nothing to do with Toshiba. Probably you have need new drivers or something else

• Satellite P L50-B-1 1 - mSATA?

  Hi all

  I have the following toshiba laptop and want to upgrade with an extra mSATA SSD for the OS [/ color][COLOR = #333333]

  http://www.Toshiba.co.UK/discontinued-products/satellite-l50-b-1P1

  I'm pretty sure that this model does not support the mSATA interefaces, but I would check with you guys as well 100%.

  See you soon!

  The port is for wireless cards, SSDS will not work.
  Only solution is to replace the HDD with a SSD 2.5 ".

• Satellite A-L50-1DF - sound distortion using HDMI connection

  Hi all

  Recently, I bought a new laptop, a Toshiba Satellite L50-A-1DF.

  From the beginning, I experienced problems with the HDMI connection.
  When I connect my laptop to another monitor via HDMI more often than not, the sound is tinny and slightly distorted.

  When I unplug the cable and put it in a few times, most of the time solved the problem.
  I used different HDMI cables and different monitors with the same effect.

  Other laptops work fine with these cables and monitors.
  I reinstalled the drivers to display without a bit of luck and will eventually be sent my laptop in for repair.

  Unfortunately, the problem was not found when they looked at it and I'll it back without a repair.

  I have no idea what could be the problem, because it is not found by the repair team.
  The customer service is unfortunately reluctant to me more help.

  Can anyone think an explanation to this problem?

  Thank you very much in advance for your comments!

  Kind regards
  Natasja

  > I have no idea what could be the problem, because it is not found by the repair team.

  This means that the technician did not notice the sound distortion.
  I think that it s very difficult to solve a problem that is not reproducible.

  In my opinion, you should check exactly when this question appears and must try to reproduce the HDMI sound problem.
  You should concentrate on the audio source and the software that runs when you connect the laptop to the external monitor TV.

  Also I recommend that you perform the tests after the system has been recovered to factory settings.

• Satellite L50D-C - marketing questions

  I've had my Toshiba Satellite L50D-C since October 19, 2015 and almost day 1, I had problems turning on the laptop in standby mode. I press the power button and the led lights as the num snaps and caps lock lights up. The power light stays on as the num snaps but the light caps lock turns off, then I wait and wait and nothing happens. I found that if I hold down the button for a few seconds, the laptop turns off and then I am able to restart.

  I asked questions about the place of purchase and they told me that I have to remove the battery and press the Start button at least 10 seconds, effectively discharging the power as in a flash said me and then I should find the computer laptop mode voltage standby.

  I did and it works very well for a few days then the same problems of returns, again, the '' solution '' and there I go again.

  While this solves my problem, for a few days, I find it very strange that it is a necessary step should be taken. My husband also has a Toshiba Satellite, although a year or more so than mine, and he has never had this problem.

  Is this normal? .. Can it be solved?... under warranty? .. What should I do? .

  Thanks to anyone who can help me.

  Lainie

  Hello

  I have exactly the same problem, but also find that even after changing my power settings the laptop will cut itself in hibernation/sleep after a period of inactivity. I have to then press the power button, nothing happens except the power light is on, then I have to press the power button for about 5 seconds and then turn it back on again... It's such a pain... I hope someone can help answer these questions on how to fix soon :-(

• Satellite Pro L50 - A does not illuminate

  Hello

  I took a few steps on this forum but no luck so far...

  My L50 - A Satellite Pro was working fine up until yesterday, but today, only it just won't turn on. A small orange led light appears when I connect to the power cable...

  That's what I've done so far-

  1 power cable removed
  2. using a needle, pressed force shutdown (stop) at the bottom for 10-12 seconds
  3. then I pressed the start/power button on the front for 60 to 70 seconds
  4. I have connected the feeder and then to new press button start / stop at the front for 60 to 70 seconds

  Yet the laptop does not start!

  any suggestions?

  Thank you

  Hmmmmmm... It is not easy to say what the problem is here.
  Have you used your computer laptop usual ot, you might update something?
  In general, there are steps that you did which could be responsible for your problem?

• For the Satellite P100 PSPAGA RAM question

  Hey guys

  This is my first post and I couldn't find any help anywhere else about this and so I have a few questions to ask.

  First of all how to find the type of ram I was wheather it's 533 mhz or 667?
  As I was looking to buy 667 sticks, that would happen if I put 667 in 533 locations or vice-versar

  Secondly, I rang a place asking a price on RAM and they said if I put more then 2 gigabytes on my laptop it would be and I quote "BLOW UP".
  I was a bit confused when this chick said that as it says in the online manual I can have up to 4 GB in my laptop.

  It would be actually the case or this chick has no idea?

  As shown in the topic I have a Satellite P100 PSPAGA 014001 or p100-400 that I thought it was called: D and I currently have 2 sticks of 1gig ATM and I have only 2 memory slots

  Would appreciate any help or advice that I am looking to buy and update in the coming days to 4 GB

  Hello

  Check your chipset that was installed in your laptop. Then check the properties and specifications of the chipset, and you will know how much it takes care of the RAM.

  With regard to the 533 Mhz or 667 Mhz;
  As Akuma already said you need to use the 533 or the 667, but I wouldn't mix the RAM modules. This could cause some compatibility problems.

  Welcome them

• Satellite P10 infrared device question

  I have the following question:
  I'm trying to connect a mobile phone via an infrared connection and use it as a modem GPRS under Windows XP Home SP2 on a Satellite P10 874. When the phone is in range, the laptop detects via the infrared port and I can upload files to the phone.

  In order to use it as a modem, I need to install a modem with the phone driver. But there is no infrared COM serial port in the list of ports (like the P10 has no serial port COM, there are not), so I can't create a new modem.

  Is it possible somehow to create a standart (for Windows) com port via the infrared port of the P10 (I think it's the way work the drivers of some infrared USB cards - create a virtual com port) so that I can create a modem for the mobile phone.

  Hi, Simeon,.

  I sometimes use my mobile phone as a modem, but I use it via Bluetooth. In my opinion, is that infrared is good for data transfer but is not fast enough for the Internet (speed limit of 4 Mbps) connection. Data transfer rate is too low and the connection can be interrupted. As far as I know that it is not possible to choose any COM port in your case.

  For small data transfer with the mobile phone's infrared adequate, but for the internet connection where you transfer speed to build a page it will be not enough quickly.

  My suggestion to you: pick up some information about Bluetooth technology and it will be ideal for you. I use my Bluetooth phone and it works perfectly. Setup was very easy.

  If you make a decision to make connection through Bluetooth and there may be a few problems I can help you.

  Good day.