Satellite A350D-113 - how the BIOS recovery after faulty update?

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• Re: Satellite A350D-114 - how to change the display resolution?

  Hello

  I have Toshiba Satellite A350d 114. The screen resolution is 1366 x 768.
  But I want to change for example 1280 x 1024, but I can't.
  I wish I had a longer high reolution (768 above).
  What should I do for this?

  Thanks for the replies.

  Piotr

  Vasja is right. You should offer more information.
  When you buy laptop and use it with the settings of the right display driver is pre-installed and the resolution of the screen on the right will be defined by default.

  So the question is: what you do or what you've done with your laptop? with the right display driver, you should be able to use the waterproof display resolution.

• Envy 17-j130ea: HP Envy 17-j130ea do not have access to the BIOS recovery and black screen

  Hi people,

  The laptop was waking up alone, so I decided to try to update the BIOS. Bis error. The tool has been run on 64 Win10

  The HP tool left me with a black screen and after that I tried to hold the low win + B and the power to access the Bios recovery, but there is no nothing. Tone flashing, nothing.

  I don't know if creating a flash drive with the bios will help as I don't have admin rights in another machine to create the flash drive using HP tool.

  Any ideas? Flash player won't work if BIOS recovery is not pulled up?

  All ideas are welcome.

  See you soon

  Well, I managed to solve the problem overnight without having to wait three days for anyone to answer that after the end of the week, with the following steps:

  1. I had to create a USB key with the bios by using the executable auto HP. It did not help that for some reason any that you have to have the administrator rights on a windows machine. Why aren't files available as well in a simple zip file? It would have helped a lot! Please stop HP right now provide only Autorun... it only compliates things. It took me an extra day just because I couldn't access a machine windows with administrator rights to install the executable file.

  2 - Insert the memory stick with the bios in the dead computer.

  3 - Press the Win + B and press the power button. The machine didn't do any beep or noise that all the guides say. I just kept pressing the key B + Win until I saw a recovery of the Bios screen, finally. Without the memory following stick this same step has not shown, nor does the computer make a noise or show any display, just died.

  4 - wait for the update at the end.

  My Advisor. Do not update windows, it all messed up. It is very reliable to get the memory stick. Too many windows things can interfere in the process, just don't do it from Windows, or at least create the memory stick first while you still can.

• Screen hangs on the Satellite A30-931 - perhaps the Bios may be damaged

  Hello

  Sometimes the screen of my laptop freezes and the only way to restart is to restart my laptop.
  However this morning, after that my screen has crashed the resumption of hibernation, I found that I couldn't start my computer.
  I was getting a blank screen which was not illuminated. DVD player responded, the fan worked and the computer was not over heating.

  Finally, after several minutes of waiting, I was able to start windows. However, when the screen went white, before Windows Welcome screen appears, it crashed. Later, I was able to load windows, but the screen froze while he was always load the settings.

  There is little time, I entered the bios and after 4 minutes and 25 seconds, lines and purple small flickering blocks appeared on the screen and I couldn't do anything. The bios clock gave midnight 01/01/2002, so I think he may have corrupted.

  I find my bios which is 1.7 - PSA33E. However it seems to be a bios of windows installer only. Would it be possible to boot from the CD drive or should it XP is running, to make it work? I don't think I can get into XP quite a long time to execute and then Flash the bios, without the screen freezing first.

  Concerning

  InfoMan

  Hello

  I don t think and I don t believe that the BIOS is damaged or malfunctions could

  You description is sounds more like a graphics card problem.
  Perhaps any other part of the motherboard could be too faulty. Who knows, we can only speculate

  You said it must wait a bit until the cell phone would be lights up once more, this looks more like an overheating problem.

  Usually there is no much to see the technician must check all components of the laptop. In the worst case the mobo must be replaced because the graphics card is fixed and cannot be removed separately.

  But before you contact the ASP test to clean the fans of s for laptop
  A jet of compressed air is a useful tool to get rid of dust and debris.

  If it does not then the ASP technician you are last resort then I wish you a good luck mate

  Good bye

• Z5771 the Bios recovery Procedure

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• Why the performance decrease after installing updates...

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  • What you have already tried to solve the problem

  Remember - this is a public forum so never post private information such as numbers of mail or telephone!

  Hello Raghav Kabra,

  Thank you for your message.  To clarify, is the performance of your computer when you install/download updates Windows or after you have started for the first time trolling, because updates have taken effect?  If this is the case, the reasons could be:
  1. in the download, you'll be using your internet connection, which will slow down your bandwidth as well as the use of processing power to perform the update.  A little dip lag or performance would not be out of the question here.
  2 when you install updates, the processor will work to install the necessary files that have been downloaded on your computer which may cause a dip in performance.
  3. When you start your computer for the first time after an update, you may experience a longer period of logon, because the computer to initialize all the updates that you have just downloaded and installed.
  If you encounter a performance problem, every time that you start your computer, you may need to make some changes that will allow your computer to work optimally.
  Click HERE for some useful methods for better performance on your system.
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• Satellite A350D-113 - where can I download the older BIOS

  Any person, where can I download older version of BIOS for my satellite a350d?
  Here in dl driver toshiba there is only this "updated" version, but I need the original.

  Hello

  You won't find any older version of BIOS for this Toshiba laptop.
  You can always download the latest version of the BIOS from the page of the European driver Toshiba

  Perhaps the Toshiba ASP might help you guys should have access to older versions of BIOS

  Get in touch with local ASP and apply for assistance

• Satellite C650D - how the BIOS boot CD?

  Hello

  I'm trying to make a disc bootable image to update the BIOS for the model Satellite C650D (PSC16A-02U011).

  Can someone point me in the right direction? I found the download area of the driver for this model, but the update to the BIOS it is only an exe file and my laptop has no operating system on it at the moment.

  If I try to load the system hard disk and then use the exe it gives me all sorts of problems so I m try to Flash the BIOS from a CD while the hard drive is out.

  Then after that I updated the BIOS I have reinstall everything.

  Thank you

  {quote} I m try to Flash the BIOS from a CD while the hard drive is out. {quote}

  I m wondering why you n t replace the HDD and install Win 7 first.
  Then you could update the BIOS (if necessary)

• Satellite U400-146 - how to start recovery without the recovery disk

  I need to try to do a restore system on my Satellite U400-146.
  However, I don't think it came with a disc.
  Does anyone know how to initiate recovery of the system on this laptop?

  Hello

  The recovery disk was not provided with the laptop because there is a tool called Toshiba Recovery disk Creator that allows you to create a recovery disc!
  Please check if you can create a recovery disk using this tool!

  If this is not possible, then you can check if the HARD drive recovery is available.
  For more details, see the HOW TO:
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  As a last option, you can order a disk recovery from here:
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• Satellite L450-188 - how to disable ACPI.sys and update the BIOS?

  Hi, hoping someone can help me with a slight problem, I'll have

  I recently bought a Satellite L450-188 (number PSLY0E-03K019EN) running under Windows 7 64-bit

  I use the laptop with a DJ program called Rane Serato Scratch Live, I got latency usb problems, getting usb dropouts when I try to use the program on the smallest audio buffer position (which I expect to be able to do)

  When I contacted support at Serato team with my problem, they suggested that I run a program to check the time DPC on my laptop, when I presented the report to them, they said ACPI.sys was the origin of the problem and suggested that interest me to turn it off, but I wasn't too comfortable with that.

  The other suggestion was to try to find updates the bios for my laptop, but I'm not too set up with that sort of thing, and I'm worried I might damage the laptop maybe installing the wrong thing.

  Can someone give me advice on this topic, because I don't know what to do

  Thank you
  Jim

  Hi jimbob_1,

  Normally the ACPI means Advanced Configuration and Power Interface and control options for energy savings.
  So if something is wrong with the ACPI.sys file I recommend reinstall Windows using Toshiba recovery disc.
  By the way: are you running pre-installed Windows version or another?

  As Akuma writes that you can download the BIOS update from Toshiba Web site. http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/ > support & downloads > download drivers

  Your laptop belongs to the series of PSLY0E, so you can download latest BIOS.

  Before you begin the BIOS update, close all running programs and extract all the files from zip archive. You start the update as an administrator and connect the AC adapter. Also, make sure that the battery is fully charged.

• 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 U840W - no RAID on BIOS option after PC repair

  Hello

  I bought a U840W of August from a British seller on eBay (although I live in France). After a few months of work perfectly, he had some water damage, and I sent it to Toshiba for repair. Apparently because my warranty was valid in the United Kingdom, they gave to CONTROLS for repair (a company that sells PC Toshiba parts). They changed the motherboard (I think twice, because I had to send it because the fan was not working and they said they changed the motherboard again).

  So after getting it back finally with the fan, I notice that the startup is very slow (30 sec instead of 10), and also, it was a bit slower. So I update all my drivers and notice that the caching SSDS does not work (using the Intel Rapid Storage Technology technology), initially, he showed the SSD as unknown but then after completely with diskpart, it showed as available (for storage, but not for caching) ", this means no acceleration tab).

  So after reading a lot, I enter the BIOS and see that I have had no RAID option for the SATA controller, only AHCI and compatibility (IDE).

  Don't you think that they put the wrong mother with RAID disabled?
  My BIOS version is also 6.90 and I find only 6,80 BIOS for my computer, don't you think they have access to the latest version of the BIOS, or simply that they have put another motherboard?

  Is it possible to downgrade the BIOS to 6.80 (I don't know if it will help to solve it but maybe)?

  I didn't contact Toshiba on the phone because it's quite expensive, I preferred to ask your opinions before here.

  Thanks in advance

  > Do you think they put the wrong mother with RAID disabled?
  No, I don't think so.

  As far as I know after a replacement of SSD or HARD disk on the Mobile Satellite U840W the RAID mode is configured and TSRI (quick start of Intel technology) is not available.

  To rebuild mode factory RAID, RAID mode should be rebuild and TSRI must be activated using special tools.
  But as far as I know that this can be done by the maintainer agreed Toshiba.

  You should get in touch with the guys once more and must explain the cell phone number.
  I guess they should know how to solve this problem.

• ThinkVantage Button takes me to the system recovery after HARD drive partition

  Hello

  I recently bought a W520 with 4 GB of RAM.

  I bought 3 branches of more than 4 GB each, installed and everything was fine. Also, I shrunk the C: drive and created a new disk (D:\) from space, that I rescued after the reduction of the volume.

  When I start the laptop and you want to enter the BIOS setup by pressing the blue ThinkVantage button, she won't go to the BIOS Setup. Rather, it passes through the system recovery options.

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  Continuously when the system starts, press F1.

• Satellite Pro P100: How to recover BONES after replacing HARD drive

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  I bought a satellite Pro P100, and I want to change my hard drive
  I have the CD restored, but I think that this will not work with a new hard drive!
  What can I do to recover my windows?

  Sorry for my englich!

  Thank you

  Hey Phillipe,

  Your recovery CD works on what hard drive install you in your laptop. Are the only factors affecting the hard disk of your choice: -.

  1. compatibility of the BIOS (should not be a problem with the P100 model)
  This model mainly old laptop impact where the BIOS could not recognize larger drives.

  2 form factor
  You should make sure that the disc you choose has the same physical dimensions as your
  existing drive.

  3 speed
  Disks hard more quickly improve access times so check out 5400 and 7200 RPM. (there may be a problem
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  The are no problem with Windows licenses as the license applies to the operating system itself and not on the hard disk on which it is installed.

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• Satellite L450D - cannot use the product recovery disc

  Hello

  I'm new to this forum and have spent 3 days reading this and other forums to try to solve my problem, I found a lot of answers, but none does not work for me so I'd see if I could get the thought some very great need help here.

  Now, I have the problem that when I start the laptop the windows logo appears, then Microsoft corporation through the bottom and then the screen black with the cursor of Pentecost, I tried all possible starting in the bios settings and just goes back to this screen, I can t get no prompt or anything like that , I used knoppix and managed to transfer all the files I need from my external HARD drive, so thought I would not reset to factory settings with the recovery disk of the product supplied with the notebook, the disc never has been used or taken from the package until now is so in perfect condition of the art, so I put in the drive , start computer press f12 and make the primary boot CD, but all that happens is it says windows is loading files and get back to the dreaded black screen and a cursor.

  Can someone please help?

  If you have the original Toshiba Recovery disk I assume you have older model laptop with Windows XP Home edition old. To be honest, it would be interesting to know is you.

  In any case, out of curiosity but can only begin preinstalled OS in safe mode?
  Enter the BIOS settings and set its default value initially. After ding this change BIOS boot order and place the CD/DVD as first boot device. Put recovery media in the optical disc drive, and boot up your laptop. While the laptop tries to start C press several times.

  Usually, this should force your laptop to use ODD as the first boot device.
  Long ago, I had similar problem and such combination helped to force the ODD to read the recovery disk and Windows XP Home edition recovery facility. Of course, I hope that everything is OK with your HARD drive.

  Please test and send feedback.