Satellite A200 - AH6 PSAE0C: update BIOS - Date & Time Reset problem

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• Satellite A200 - 1BW PSAECE: update BIOS: size of Rom file is incorrect

  Hello
  I tried to update the bios from the Web site.
  But when I flash, it is said that "file size Rom is incorrect and does not update to the Bios.

  How can I sort this problem?

  First question:
  Why do you update the BIOS?

  The update of the BIOS is not necessary if the laptop works properly!

  But back to your problem.
  Found a solution and an answer why the error message: size of the Rom file is incorrect is displayed:

  Check this box:
  + I can't update my BIOS with the function BIOS Phoenix-file ZIP Windows XP Windows. +
  + I always receive following error message: the size of the ROM file is incorrect. +
  http://support.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB59014X0000R01.htm

  Good luck

• Satellite A200-AH6: Error Message: System CMOS checksum bad after BIOS update

  I've updated my laptop Satellite A200 - AH6 PSAE0C (Bios and graphic update) after the installation of Toshiba Power Saver.
  I downloaded the update of the BIOS on the Site of Toshiba and flashed my BIOS.

  After reboot and all start/stop that I do now, I get a black screen (splash screen) with these details listed thus:

  Updated System Configuration data
  ERROR
  0271: check date and time
  WARNING
  0251: System CMOS checksum bad - default configuration used

  Can someone help me please?
  If anything, I would just restore my old BIOS, if possible.

  Please, someone help!

  Hello

  Have you tried to access the BIOS and tried to set it to default settings?
  Isn't it? Do this!

  By pressing the F2 key, you would be able to access the BIOS. Set the BIOS back to default settings and set up.
  Then start the laptop again and check if the same notification will appear on the screen.

  Welcome them

• Toshiba Satellite L50 - B of the Bios date and time to reboot

  Hello.
  I have Toshiba Satellite L50 - B for more than a year. I upgraded the RAM to 8 GB and it works fine. But the last 10 days of the BIOS date and time keeps restarting by default whenever I turned off or in hibernation laptop. My battery is dead, but I'm not, it reloads all the time and restart the BIOS after that I have unplug the phone charger. I think that the CMOS battery is dead, but when I open the laptop there is no CMOS battery. Someone told me that this model has a kind of Flash for the time of the bios chip. How can I fix it?

  Get a new battery and will be all good.

• Satellite A200 - 1 M 8: Bios Update 2.20 - the supervisor password has changed

  Hello!

  Satellite A200 - 1 M 8. Update the BIOS changed the supervisor password. Has been bb_aa_yy.
  If I can set this password has become?
  Details: Updated from Vista to Vista SP1. After that the hardware configuration utility does not work.

  Latest versions of the hardware configuration utility, supervisor password and some other are not installed.

  The usual message - the serial number is not valid.

  Hello

  Maybe the problem has something to do with hardware utilitly. So it doesn´t doing is even better when the error message "is the serial number invalid.", but it could be the solution to this problem.

  I suggest you to check these discussions which might help you:

  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=31711&TSTART=0

  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/message.jspa?MessageID=100197

  If this works, you should be able to install the utiltly equipment and solve your problems...

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• Satellite A200-1DN - the update of the BIOS for Windows 7

  I am running 32-bit Windows 7 on a Satellite A200 1DN. I had battery problems (plugged in, does not support) and I understand that I have to update my BIOS. However I can't find an update of the BIOS for Windows 7, only Vista and XP.

  Can anyone help? I should update with the BIOS in Vista? Are there other options to fix this battery? I already tried an ATX reset and uninstall method battery Microsoft ACPI compatible controls.

  Any advice would be much appreciated.

  Thank you
  Ian

  Theoretically, you can install Windows Vista to update Bios and return Win 7, then. Before you do, try this:

  Unplug the computer from the power adapter and turn it on. Let the computer battery power until the computer turns off
  Remove the battery. Using a soft cloth, wipe the battery packs connectors and AC adapters.
  Reinsert the battery and plug it into the power adapter

  > I tried an ATX reset and uninstall method battery Microsoft ACPI compatible controls.

  also, have you had the same problem before installing Win 7?

• Satellite A200 PSAE3E: what the Bios update changes

  Someone can't tell me what efect will be a ubdate Bios on my laptop.
  This update can not damage the laptop?

  This update is a risk?
  P.S.: I use Windows Xp SP2, Vista not.

  Thank you

  Hello

  The update of the BIOS is only risky If you would use incompatible BIOS or use a wrong update procedure.

  If you have installed XP on your computer A200 laptop then a BIOS upgrade to the XP version would be desirable because of one of the main reasons.
  Without the version of BIOS XP your FN buttons will not work.

  So if you want to use the FN keys, the update of the BIOS XP is not necessary.
  But if you want to use the FN keys, you will need to update the BIOS to the XP version.

  Good bye

• Satellite A200 - cannot downgrade the BIOS to v2.40

  Please help me.

  I bought a brand new toshiba Satellite A200 series laptop with vista home premimum inside.

  For some reason, I'm not a fan of big vista.
  So I lowered my XP OS and as I was looking for pilots and all this for XP I saw an update of the Bios for my laptop it's 5.20 which was for XP. Although for Vista its 2.40 as per mentioned on the Web site.

  Now where my problems began.
  I downloaded this v5.20 bios and updated.
  Soon the problems began as laptop is overheated, it freezes and sometimes refuse to give performance.

  As I was unable to find all my drivers for XP I switched to Vista using my recovery DVDs. But the problem remains the same with Vista too, so finally, I took my laptop to a Toshiba Service Center.

  They have said that it is a motherboard problem so they fixed, but they have not set the Bios.
  I still v5.20 on my machine.

  I tried to go down to v2.40 but it always shows an error.

  Can someone help me pls... I am able to boot with a USB but I don't have a version of DOS of Bios v2.40.

  Please if anyone can provide me with my version of the bios.
  I'll be grateful to her for ever.

  Here are my system specs.

  Date 2009-01-26 03:04:19

  [Information on PC]
  Model name Satellite A200
  Part number PSAFCL-01M00P

  Not even this when I buyed the laptop he showed me 749 something like a shared graphics memory now it shows only about 399.

  I know that it is simply because of this update of the Bios.
  Now I am not yet able to play good games.
  This machine is almost useless for me now.

  No help from you people will get.

  I put t know why you want to downgrade the BIOS.
  Have you read the information on the site of Toshiba for BIOS version 5.20? I created this:
  > Support Windows XP and Vista OS

  So I think that you should not downgrade the BIOS. The most recent BIOS 5.20 is for Windows XP and Vista.
  You can find this information on Toshiba Asia because you have the model of Asia (not Europe):
  http://www.PC.Toshiba-Asia.com =>
  Update BIOS version 5.20 Satellite A200 (for the PSAF0-* & PSAFC *-* ONLY)

  The Toshiba Service Center did a good job with the latest BIOS.

• Satellite A200 hangs or restarts at any time

  Hello

  I am facing problem with my Toshiba Satellite A200 since last week. The problem, I noticed even is mentioned below in steps:

  1. start & freezes on the screen at any time or logon
  2 restart at any time without any notification as blue screen or any message dumping

  Explanation in detail:

  As I start my laptop it can freeze or restart at any moment after the Startup logo. This has happened several times, I noticed. If it freezes, after waiting for half an hour, if it does not, restart any movement of the mouse, no appeal of taskmgr, etc. it completely freezes. Then I made him stop forcing for example, by pressing the power button / stop for a long time.

  * Things to note here: this happens when the power adapter is connected *.

  Same thing repeated here with AC not plugged (on battery), the system works absolutely perfect until that hard battery backup with permitted load on the processor and any diet Plan. Tested also on AC only (battery does not exist) but same results, no resolution.

  As soon as AC is plugged the laptop is ready to freeze or reboot anytime * and the time varies between instant to max 45 minutes I noticed several times.

  Second thing to note is that if I boot in SafeMode it works absolutely fine with & without plugged AC.

  * Measures taken to resolve: *.

  * High temperature set: *.
  I also cleaned the heatsink fan heat + metal bands filter in front of the FAN to avoid high temperatures, but same results, no resolution.

  * OS Installation costs: *.
  I installed a clean copy of the OS, but no effect not found, same results, no resolution

  * AC adapter power supply check & replacement: *.
  I checked the output of the AC adapter / CC it 19.7V DC no load. I borrowed a new AC adapter with my cousin with the same model, but the same results, no resolution.

  * AC adapter Socket change: *.
  To avoid the bad food, but the same results, no resolution.

  * BIOS: *.
  Settings to change the frequency of the dynamics processor to still weak & 2nd Core Disabled, same results, no resolution.

  After searching a solution on various sites, I tried several ways but without success.

  Finally worked for me is to start in "SafeMode-> Device Manager-> disabled both processors ' & restarted in normal mode, everything works fine.

  * Question: *.
  1 but what is the real fault I want to know who?
  2. How safe to operate with disabled processors?
  3. What is the effect of it on the laptop?
  4. it's the real solution?

  Please give me the real solution.

  Thank you
  Hemant

  Hi mate

  The sounds of history for me really weird I mean disabling processors in Device Manager
  Is this laptop must not freeze and must restart not anytime if that's the case then something must be wrong with the software or hardware.
  Because you installed the OS and the problem is still available, I guess something must be wrong with the material; Perhaps the mother or the CPU itself

  It is difficult to say what could be wrong, but it seems like material is affected

• Satellite P100 - v4.70 update BIOS stuttering in games

  Hello

  I had a problem with the Bios v4.70. Since I flashed my BIOS I had regular stops in my games. Looks like the game crashes every 3 seconds for a short time. I got the BIOS v4.50 before without problem. I would use v4.70 because since the new version of my graphics cooling fan card responses to temperature again.

  With recent versions, that I had the problem the fan worked only when I pressed the temperature of the gfx over 104 ° C. seems there is an emergency program that starts the fan and keep running at a constant average level. When I turn on my pc, I have to repeat this procedure. It's pretty boring, so I was very happy to see that the new BIOS has solved my problem. Maybe someone knows a solution.
  I know there are already discussions with stuttering in the game, but the solutions won t fit for me.

  I use a pilot updated the gfx, because Toshiba release new ones.
  My system is a Toshiba Satellite P100-354
  Processor: 2 GHz dual core
  gfx: geforce go 7900gs 512 MB with forceware v185.20
  OS: Win Vista 32 bit Ultimate

  > I use a pilot updated the gfx because Toshiba release new ones.
  I think that's the reason. No Toshiba drivers don t have overheating protection and therefore the graphics card may be damaged. It s recommended to use the drivers from the site of Toshiba, because with these drivers, you are on the safe side.

  Check the Toshiba website for the latest drivers and I think that the problem will be solved:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/ > support & downloads > download drivers

• Satellite A200 - including details on BIOS 2.10 WIN

  I have the Satellite A200 1N7 with 2x512MB RAM. My maximum resolution of RAM is now 2 MB. I can to change 1x512mo by 1 x 2 MB. I can to install the new bios update (2.10 day WIN 19.02.2008). Is this possible?

  I'm afraid you did your complicated ad. If I understand you right you use 1 GB of RAM for the moment, but want to upgrade to 2 GB. Am I right about that?

  On the BIOS update, I say follow: you can do the BIOS update when you want but if the system works well leave him is.

• Satellite 3000 - X 4: update BIOS

  Attempt to upgrade the BIOS on Satellite 3000 - X 4 to help update BIOS downloaded 160 today. Using the method recommended (Windows).

  Extract the files in the desktop folder and run the exe file. This runs request a diskette and continues when inserted. At the end of the writing process on diskette, a statement disc error error message and try a different disk. I tried 10 different lots disc every time the same mistake.

  Use the method traditional, but cannot find my machine listed.

  Can anyone help.

  Hello

  Satellite 3000 - X 4 is a UK machine, so I think that you can find the BIOS update TRANS on-site of the United Kingdom!

  As far as I know the 3000 hs - X 4 a special BIOs that also needs a display updated driver at the same time!
  I mean the BIOs upgrade was also to implement an update of displaydriver which must be run before a upodate BIOS can be done!

  Good bye

• Satellite L30 - 11 d: update Bios to boot from USB

  I have a Satellite L30 11(d) bought Sept 07.

  I'm interested in trying to boot from USB, at the present time, my bios does not.
  I am looking to update my bios. There is a updated bios updated for me to download (3.10WIN).

  I have 3 questions:

  (1) 3.10WIN allows to boot from USB?

  (2) is 3.10WIN related to the use of MS Vista? (Looking at this article , it seems that the new phoenix / toshiba bios only allows panoramas...?)

  (3) how to settle?

  (with ubuntu 7.10 works well... aside from the sound)

  As to the question;

  (1) No, it is not possible to boot from a memory stick USB HDD or USM

  (2) each BIOS for each series of Toshiba notebook is different! Please don t no matter what other laptop computer BIOS or fixed PCs. Satellite L30 - 10 d belongs to the series of the 3,10 and PSL33E BIOS is OS independent. If your laptop comes with XP then the BIOS supports XP completely. Of course, you can try to install Vista but it is possible that some features of the laptop as FN keys will be does not work

  (3) the BIOS should always be done in the Windows operating system. As you can see on the page of the Toshiba driver the BIOS version is called 3.10Win - version

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• Satellite A200 - 1 CG PSAE3E: BIOS corrupted - solved with the crisis recovery disk

  Hi all

  I would like to report on the success of the recovery of corrupted bios on my Satellite A200 - 1 CG (PSAE3E).
  Like many others I downloaded a latest bios update for my laptop and it started under Windows 7 64-bit.

  In fact I only needs of some practical information from the bios update tool, but the update started automatically
  without a question. :( After several blocks has been updated the progress bar stuck a heterocycle.
  In 2 minutes, I got only the system completely frozen. I turned off the system manually, it works again, and...
  my laptop was completely dead: screen etc black and of course, I wasn't able to boot in Windows 7.

  So for those who only plans to update the bios: DO NOT update the BIOS ON the SATELLITE UNDER WINDOWS! THE UPDATE MAY BE STUCK!

  I searched on the web has found a solution. With a specially created disk and external usb floppy drive, the problem can be solved then

  I tried the recovery procedure described here, but it did not help. Earlier versions of tool phlash16.exe
  where it is not able to restore the bios. I heard that the disk was read constantly for about 2 minutes. After the recommended 5 min break, I changed the power of and then turned back on it and... I had the same darkness of the screen as before :(

  The strange thing is that the latest version of the tool phlash16.exe also did not work, but it was different from the earlier version. If I used the older version of the tool, the disk has been read for about 2 min, if used the latest version of the disk was read for about 10 seconds. It was for me, as the bios was not simply read by the tool.

  So I searched and searched again. Then I found it: it takes phlash.ini to the phlash16.exe!
  I downloaded an old bios (something from 2007) for an unknown Toshiba laptop to the Toshiba site. I renamed both the archive and found a phlash.ini inside. I changed only the second line in the ini file of... = 0 to... = 1 (I guess).

  Then I formatted the diskette under dos, copied the minidos.sys he phlash16.exe (latest version), a new bios for my laptop in BIOS. WPH (I guess) and after a phlash.ini has been fixed. After that, I started the crisis recovery makeboot.exe utility (found on the site, which I mentioned earlier). After that, I have the phone in recovery mode (Fn + B) bootet and... It worked like a charm. So, the important thing was the phlash.ini!

  So for those who has the same problem with corrupt bios, I've had: it's phlash.ini and the latest version of the tool phlash16.exe.
  All other information can be retrieved on the web site, which I mentioned earlier. The described method works with the phoenix bios!

  So good Look

  Kind regards
  Igor

  Thanks for the friend information
  But to be honest, the procedure of BIOS is always a sensitive issue and I would be always careful in using such things.

  When even good to know that your device is running again!

• System Bios - Date & time

  I have a client whose model Thinkpad R30 # 2656 - 20U would not start due to an error of 0250. I replaced the CMOS battery and ran the BIOS Setup. When I entered the Date selection in the configuration I could not change the date. The computer would lock up and I had to turn off it. I can ignore the bad date overall upward and start Windows XP. I get a message saying that the date is not valid, so can I update the date and time in Windows XP. If I restart the computer, the date and time are very good. If I power down and cold start-up again, the date is invalid. I updated the BIOS to the most recent available, but get the same question.

  I guess that the motherboard has problems and the cost would be prohibitive to replace. Please let me know if anyone has experienced this problem and if there is a work around other just setting the date in Windows every time that the any starts.

  Thank you

  Paul

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