Satellite C660 Windows 7 USB installation

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• Satellite C660 - Windows 7 64 bit BSOD after upgrade RAM

  Hi guys

  my laptop Specs: Satellite C660-1JG
  -Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium 64-bit (pre-installed, Toshiba-HDD recovery)
  -Intel® Celeron® Processor T3500
  -2048 MB of RAM DDR3 (800 MHz).

  recently I increase my RAM to 4 GB (2 + 2 GB), since its installation, as soon windows7 64 bit beginning of loading, finished with BSOD. load BSOD Windows sometimes very well, but in a minute or two appears. I can confirm that it does not read the total RAM of 4 GB, I checked while the laptop was about 2 to 3 minutes ON. then I go out 1 RAM stick laptop is fine, no BSOD!

  so question raises if the RAM is at fault, incompatibility etc, but I have the dual boot OS and other OS is Ubuntu 11. who reads the 3.84 GB RAM and without crashing or BSOD or any question.

  Then I installed Windos 7 32 bit to see if that still has problems with 4 GB of RAM, but NO, 32 bit reads RAM 4 GB (usable 2.8 GB). without crashing or BSOD with 32, only problem with windows 64-bit version!
  I checked the specification it says Max RAM 4 GB Ram and yes it supports 4 GB RAM with Linux and win7 32-bit.

  I tried to update BIOS version 1.20 (currently on 1.40), but still got error: Firmware has no support of Flash (AFUWINGUI).
  I was wondering if any of you can guide me to the right direction.
  Thanks in advance
  Concerning

  I can't say for sure, but perhaps BSOD due to a compatibility issue.
  What RAM you bought as add-on (brand and specification)?

• Cost of the repair on the Satellite C660-1ñ3 USB ports?

  Two ports USB 2.0 on my Toshiba Satellite C660-1ñ3 are broken,
  My question is, how much it would cost me to fix them?

  where can I buy some usb, connectors and solder on myself?

  Kind regards

  Ralf

  I think that no one here can tell you how much it costs. Contact the closest service provider for Toshiba and talk with them. They can tell you how much it will cost.

  Theoretically, you can do this alone, but if you n t have experience with this kind of things I think that this should be done by a technician.

• Driver printer and recognition of MF3220 Satellite C660 Windows 7

  Just bought a C660-125 and I'm trying to make it work. Accesses the Internet ok and my external hard drive via USB, but I can't get a printer works.
  I do not receive my printer Canon mf3220 recognized as a printer when I connect the USB cable.

  I tried to download the driver from the website of canon for the 64-bit version and I get a folder with files inside, but do not know where this file should be located in the windows files.
  Any ideas? Currently, the MF3220 gets displayed as an unknown device without driver.

  Thank you
  John

  Hello John

  Please don't get me wrong, but why this announcement here on the forum of Toshiba? In my opinion, you should request support Canon how to use their printer on the laptop with the preinstalled version of 64 bit OS Win7.

  If you have problems with the functionality of USB port, or anything else, that you are here on the right place.

• Satellite A200-Windows vista-USB Bluetooth - control panel

  Hello

  I have a Satellite A200. In my previous notebook, a laptop Toshiba-no, I used a Bluetooth USB with Windows XP I've worked perfectly.

  In the Toshiba, with Windows Vista, I can't use it. I have not available section of the Bluetooth technology in the Control Panel, (the windows guide this option may be inside the material and audio control panel option) and I can not set up.

  In the planet of control device manager, I have the Bluetooth, properly installed w.vista. The Bluetooth USB is SMC-BT10.

  What can I do?

  Thank you

  As a first step you should check user s manual and check for what operating systems is the designed product. I am 100% sure, it may not work under Vista. Check it out!

  By the way: the third party hardware and software use is not supported by Toshiba. If you have any problems contact support from the manufacturer.

• Windows 7 USB installation only boots in recovery

  Thanks in advance to those who help.

  Like most people, I bought a computer with windows 8, to learn that I hate it.

  I have a real Windows CD on a USB key (the CD was almost broken.) And I used it for awhile, but my only problem is that since I used it to repair the windows vista on my old PC, it starts only in this black screen with the selection of the BONE, and or options work. There is no way that I know how to start the installation of windows 7.

  Like I said, thank you in advance.

  Tuesday, February 10, 2015, 02:03:41 + 0000, Jack E. Ashton wrote:

  And in response to Ken Blake, Yes, I know that windows 8 has a desktop computer.

  Ok.

  I used it for awhile. But he assured my very slow computer

  I can't tell you why this is the case on your computer, but is not
  my experience at all.

  and a whole bunch of my applications do not work on it, even after

  And this is not my experience.

  run in compatibility mode, I still get the same errors. In my opinion, I think that Windows 8 is very imperfect. In addition, most of my drivers does not work on the computer, on which I'm trying to install the drivers.

  And my third 'not my experience.'

• BOOTMGR is missing on the windows xp usb installation

  I am trying to install windows xp professional sp3 32-bit on an hp mini 2140 PC, but when I do I see an error that bootmgr is missing, press ctrl + alt + delete to restart. What should I do?

  I am trying to install windows xp professional sp3 32-bit on an hp mini 2140 PC, but when I do I see an error that bootmgr is missing, press ctrl + alt + delete to restart. What should I do?

  How do you get the USB bootable with Rufus?

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/a-clean-install-of-windows/legacy-windows-xp-reinstallation-guide/windows-xp-service-pack-3-standalone-updates/slipstreaming-service-pack-3-windows-media-player-11-and-sata-drivers-into-your-windows-xp-reinstallation-media/

• the Windows 7 usb Installer may not work on the usb port 3

  Windows 7 install usb does not work on the usb port 3 with 32 GB usb 3 keys, says he needs a cd/dvd driver?

  but there is no cd drive in this machine.
  Works very well with an old USB 2 on usb 2 & usb ports 3 in the same machine.
  But no usb 3 key into a usb port 3?
  any ideas?

  Thanks anyway JW stuart.

  I managed to find a way to do it, I needed to set the usb drivers 3 unzipped on a 2nd USB on usb port 2 to use when the Setup program has been started and lost the USB 3.
  the ol F6 trick always works with win 7 and is more flexible, now that it allows pilots more than just raid.

• Satellite C660 - Windows updates keep turning off my wireless.

  The latest little have disabled my wireless and I was able to get it working again by rolling back by using the system restore.

  The last time this happened (last month) even this does not solve it and I had to let PC World do the.
  They challenge the updates of Windows one by one until they finally restored the wireless.

  Their opinion was to NOT let Windows automatically update my PC!
  The problem I have now is when do I allow an update?

  Sometimes there are important security updates.
  How do I discriminate between them and more importantly why is my Toshiba exposed to these inconveniences and that Toshiba makes preventing them in the first place?

  Hello

  I can't imagine that the official windows updates would affect the Wlan functionality.
  I recommend updating the driver WLan to the latest version available and allow all updates to windows.

  The update of the WLan driver can be found here:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/WLAN/

• Satellite C660 - ecxhange broken USB port can I?

  People watch what is my problem: my child has presented upside down a cable to the USB for laptop and now it of broken, can you tell me if it is welded to the moatherboard or is an interchangeable part?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  A USB port is part of the motherboard.
  I think you need to replace the motherboard to fix this
  :(

• Satellite C660-258 Series USB ports

  Well basically one of my USB ports, the closest for me to be more precise is reported missing.
  At first I thought that the USB slot might be brouilla somewhere, somehow, but after watching upstairs and downstairs I found nothing.

  I have absolutely no idea what happened because the day before, I had been using my USB slot perfectly and the next I'm going to use it and it is not what makes me very suspicious of how these Toshiba laptops are set up since I was the only one who uses the thing.

  I resorted to my 2nd USB port which worked for about 2 weeks after another the disappeared but now it has also stopped working and I need some advice on the question of whether I can restore the other somehow or if it could be physically damaged in some way.

  I rang Toshiba while my laptop was still under warranty on it, but they told me the usb slots are not covered by the latter and told him it could be quite an expensive repair because the ports are connected to the motherboard. I don't want to really folk big money to solve this problem, given A) I don't think I can afford it & B) I don't feel like paying a large sum of money, because frankly I didn't use excessive force for her to get out or get pushed in which really makes me the issue of making the laptop.

  Can someone give me advice on what I could do because I rely heavily on my USB ports/slots

  > I rang Toshiba while my laptop was still under warranty on it, but they told me the usb slots are not covered by the latter and told him it could be quite an expensive repair because the ports are connected to the motherboard.

  This is nonsense if the warranty is valid, any part of the material is covered by the warranty so its no matter if the USB ports are defective or other parts if there is a hardware failure, the service partner should set free.

  But in your case I would guarantee that it is really a hardware failure
  Take a recovery disc or use HARD drive recovery option to put the laptop back to factory settings.
  If the USB ports wouldn't even using the pre-configured Toshiba system, then hardware problem might be possible

  In this case get in touch with the Toshiba ASP in your country and ask for help.

• Re: My Satellite C660 is connected to my router but did not have access to the internet

  Hello

  I have a Satellite C660 (Windows 7) that I've had for more than a year. I had no problem with the connection to the internet before, but last week I went online and had a small yellow triangle down, at the bottom right of my screen against the bar of connectivity. When I click to connect to my router, it says that it is connected with a signal excellent but says that I have no internet access.

  Can someone please?

  Have you tried to reboot your router?
  Please, do it and check if the problem still persists.

• Satellite C660-10 d - get my old printer and scanner to work

  I would like to ask advice on how to get my HP 1020 Laserprinter and HP G2710 Scanner to work with my Toshiba Satellite C660 Windows 7 (Home Premium) 64-bit respectively?

  The software of the printer (pilot) is not installed correctly while the Scanner does not charge same atal. I hope that it is ethical to mention other products on the forum of the society. Otherwise, my apologies.

  Hello

  I put t think that the problem is related to Toshiba

  If your printer and scanner are old enough, I could imagine you don t get the drivers for Windows 7. You should check this page: P directly if the Windows 7 drivers are available or not.

  If Yes, download and install it, it s the same as on other laptops and computers. If no driver available devices are not compatible with Windows 7.

• Windows 8 Upgrade installer does not.

  The upgrade of Windows 8 installation program that I downloaded last night is unable to create a Windows bootable USB installation. Whenever I have tried, it is just 0% and then gives an error screen that says: it cannot create the USB key. I even tried several (8 GB and a 32 GB) USB drives and none worked.

  Someone at - it ideas?

  (This download: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/upgrade-product-key-only)

  The upgrade of Windows 8 installation program that I downloaded last night is unable to create a Windows bootable USB installation. Whenever I have tried, it is just 0% and then gives an error screen that says: it cannot create the USB key. I even tried several (8 GB and a 32 GB) USB drives and none worked.

  Someone at - it ideas?

  (This download: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/upgrade-product-key-only)

  This downloader legacy has been mounted with problems and all installation guy made him was below standards. As Windows 8.0 is completely obsolete. Use the new installer and get 8.1 Windows media that works directly (both with Windows 8.0 and 8.1 product keys). See here for more details:

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/download-Microsoft-Windows-and-Office/Download-Microsoft-Windows/download-Windows-8-1-retail-and-OEM-ISO/

  I recommend you back up the file image .iso and then later to make a USB bootable from it.

• Satellite C660 does not start on disc or USB

  My Toshiba Satellite C660-DSC0QE app, BIOS version 1.80, will not start Windows more - it just goes to the dreaded black screen with white cursor.

  I tried a system Win 7 recovery disk, a USB with software from Kaspersky on her recovery and even a full Win 7 installation disc, and it does not start at one of them.

  The boot order is set correctly, (optical drive or USB port) devices are read, but their initialization never actually in them - there is an obscure error message, or it acts like they weren't there at all.

  The obvious answer to these forums seems to be disable secure boot mode and then switch the to the CSM UEFI boot mode. Easier said than done - the menu options don't exist at all in my BIOS/CMOS screens.

  Finally, I see no way in the instructions to get a BIOS update occur without being already in Windows on the PC - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD9502M10000R01.htm I'm assuming that the BIOS version 2.00 would have these options.

  Any help gratefully accepted!

  Hello

  I assumed that you have a white blinking cursor in the upper left corner.
  Is this correct?

  These symptoms appear where the system can not find a boot device (HARD drive) or memory problems (RAM module).

  First of all, you said that you have UEFI / CSM boot mode in the BIOS settings.
  So I m asking you what parameters of start mode appear in BIOS exactly?
  Find you these settings in the right area?
  Usually, you should have an area (tab) called security in the BIOS.
  In most cases, you will find a safe boot option, but the Satellite C660 does not support this option because it s too old.
  But the startup mode (UEFI /CSM) should be available in the BIOS. Check the settings in the BIOS of the system area

  Anyway, as I said above; It could also be a memory problem, so I recommend you to check if the memory is OK.