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• Satellite L350 - 17Q - WLAN connection 30 minutes breaks

  Hey,.

  My Toshiba Satellite has had serious net problems. I installed all of the correct drivers. In the first instance, the internet works perfectly, fast, smooth, I can watch streaming videos, you name it... Quite soon after like 30 minutes the pc suddenly decides he of been on the internet for too and everything is messed up. Stops the connection (WLAN), then when I decide to connect it again, firstly it is not not possible, then the second time, it connects and its slow. I mean that a page takes about 5 minutes to load. Backup pc where I am writing now works well with the Internet so there is nothing wrong with the connection.

  The error windows only I get to this logbook system is that the kerberos package cannot be installed.

  Is anyone aware of this problem and how to solve this problem?

  Hi Raʻiatea,

  First of all, it would be interesting to know what appropriate drivers have been mounted. Then some information about your operating system would be good to clarify that more detailed

  In other discussions in the forum WLAN you can already find many useful tips and instructions how to improve WIFI connection and make it more stable. I recommend reading these threads, they are very interesting.

  My personal opinion at the moment, is that it has something to do with the WLAN energy saving function. In the Windows power management plan, you can disable this feature and set it to maximum performance. Maybe it helps :)

• Satellite L350 - 17Q - unable to connect to WiFi Win XP

  Hi all

  I removed Vista on my new laptop and after a clean format (now I'm also the creator of disc I guess) I installed XP.
  I installed all the drivers and also wireless Realtek driver and Atheros Wireless Manager.
  I installed as LAN driver so I could connect to the internet with a cable.

  Again, I uninstalled drivers in windows control manager system: ethernet controller...
  My wireless connection is still not visible and cannot be detected by the wireless research (toshiba utility).

  The wireless switch is turned on and the sign is on.

  What could be the problem?

  Concerning

  min1kuke

  Great!

  Thanks for the comments. :)

• Satellite L350 - not visible in the sound card device manager

  Satellite L350 model: PSLD8E
  OS: Vista 32 bit SP2

  Hello

  Cannot install the drivers for sound card and audio device is no longer visible or detected in the vista Device Manager. Tried Realtek drivers toshiba download and disk but still no sound or device after reboot.

  its my dads specifications and he says its just stopped working. When I checked initially, the audio device was reported as driver problem in Device Manager. Remove and try to update the driver, no audio device is no longer only show.

  is it possible that the audio device of the motherboard is loose or defective? Toshiba provides software diagnostic tools to check equipment?

  UPDATE:

  I looked through the windows event logs and discovered several error messages indicating that the PNP device to realtek sound was unexpectedly disconnected.
  don't know if this is due to problem hardware or driver updates.

  Thanks for any help,

  Hello

  Have you tried to update the audio driver of Toshiba page? If she's not always you help, backup all files needed and do a clean install of Windows. Otherwise, it takes more enough time to understand and resolve what the simple installation of Windows and users of the Toshiba forum for the right answer pending. Reinstall it and see if the problem still occurs. The dysfunction of the material is also possible.

  Welcome them

• Satellite L350-170 - downgrade from Vista to XP

  Laptop: Satellite L350-170
  Part No.: PSLD8E

  Heya I write about the downgrade from Vista to XP.

  I play world of warcraft online game, I think that my laptop is good enough to run it, but I get little FPS (Frames Per Second) I do belive Vista drains your computer and is no friendly case like performance than XP. I have Vista Home Premium, I was trolling internet reading how to etc... Some forums said that some manufacturers of computer/laptop can provide a Vista 2 XP disks. I was wondering does toshiba? If this is not the case, how it would be difficult to downgrade from Vista? Is there a risk of bricking my laptop? could u do a list of things that I would need and a guide step by step on how downgrade but remembering I'm not a computer very know how nobody so keep it very basic =)
  Also - what is void your warranty? I would be able to send my laptop for toshiba and they do?

  Take advantage of my wall of text
  Thanks in advance for the help
  * fruitsalad *.

  Hello!

  Downgrade from Vista to XP isn't very difficult and it should be possible that you can do yourself.

  You need at least one drive in Microsoft Windows XP with SP2. Boot from it and follow the instructions on the screen. But you need the SATA drivers, the computer can recognize the HARD drive. For drivers, you need Intel Storage Manager, which can be downloaded on the site of Toshiba and this is workaround step by step how to do this:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD9401AN0000R01.htm

  If you have installed XP, you must install all the drivers and tools for this. All what you need you can find on the Toshiba site:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com-online decision-making supported Downloads & => Download drivers

  Good bye

• Installing WXP on Satellite L350 - 107

  Hello

  I recently bought a satellite L350 - 107
  It comes preinstalled with Vista on the disc. Now I have an original Windows XP Home edition and I use my laptop for music production and the problem is that all my programs are not really compatible with Vista. If I want to install Windows XP Home edition.

  I put in the disc of Windows XP SP2 home edition and it goes to the portion of disk partition and I don't want Vista, so I try to format my whole system, but when it is supposed to perform the format it gives an error on drive p:

  I'll try it again in a lil and then I'll post exact error code

  Someone at - it already had a problem like this one?

  Is it possible to put Windows XP Home edition on my laptop without having to get a floppy drive and having to use these programs I've read on a few posts, because I don't understand why he can't just install if you Gets an original Windows XP Home edition CD.

  in any case thank you already for the answer.

  I try he's now to get this error report and then I'll post it here.

  Oi oi oi

  donfifis

  Hello, my friend

  To be honest, I don't understand what you mean with this error message. The fact is that report of people here on the problems with the installation of Windows XP Home edition because the HARD drive is not visible when installing WXP begins.

  To install Windows XP edition family on this laptop you need Intel Matrix Storage Manager and you can download it from the Toshiba support page. When installing Windows XP Home edition begins to press F6 and load this driver. The HARD drive will be recognized correctly and you can continue the installation of Windows XP Home edition. The problem is that you need USB floppy drive. You get one somewhere?

• Satellite L350-H20 HDD / SATA-Controller Driver

  Hello

  yesterday, I tried to reinstall Windows 7 x 64 (and/or Windows 8) on my laptop. When I got to the screen where you can select the partition / drive to install the OS on, I wanted to delete all them were leaving (C: and D :) and recreate them for a bigger partition C:.)

  There was also a (System?-) partion with about 100 MB, do not remember the name yet, but I deleted it, too.
  I guess it was my big mistake, because then the installation has failed, and when I tried to restart, the screen where you set the partion was empty.

  No disk, none of the partitions is displayed.
  In the BIOS disk HARD is always displayed.

  So I think that, on this partition of 100 MB mysterious were drivers for the HARD disk or the SATA controller.
  I already searched the internet, Toshiba and HP Intel support center (because the SATA controller is done by intel) but I have not found the right drivers. I found a few tools like [this one | http://www.toshiba.de/innovation/download_driver_details.jsp?service=DE&selCategory = 2 & selFamily = 2 & selSeries = 178 & selProduct = 790 & selSho rtMod = 773 & language = 17 & selOS = 29 & selType = all & yearupl = DST & monthupload = & dayupload = & useDate = null & mode = all Machines & search = & action = search & macId = & country = 12 & electedLanguage s = 17 & type = all & page = 3 & ID = 68573 & DISO = 2 9 & driverLanguage = 42] , but it is an application that cannot be incorporated as driver installation (can?)

  So my question is: where can I find the right drivers for my HARD drive respectively the SATA controller?

  Thank you very much!

  Hello

  As far as I know that the Satellite L350 - 20 H belongs to the PSLD8E series.
  All the drivers for this unit are on the page of the Toshiba UE driver
  The same page that you posted your original message.

  The Storage Manager seems to be the right package that contains the SATA driver.
  But I put t think that your problem is related to the missing SATA driver.

  The fact is that the HARD drive and partitions were visible before you delete the partition, and you have not added the SATA drivers.
  So I guess that the HARD drive needs to be formatted before you start the installation of the OS

  Guess what? Download and create a partition bootable stick usign the GParted Live free software
  Then you could boot from the USB key, could start the GParted and could create new partitions. After this attempt to boot from the new drive Win 7

• Satellite L350 - compatibility vs AHCI mode

  I installed XP mode dual boot with Vista pre-installed on a Satellite L350-20J.

  Since I couldn't find the files needed for the process of F6 in the Matrix Storage Manager (in the section driver Toshiba L350 for XP, you get an EXE file) to use during the installation of xp in the BIOS, I changed the SATA AHCI setting in compatibility. The installation went well.

  Once XP has been installed, when I tried to run the Matrix Storage Manager driver, I got the message "this computer does not meet the minimum requirements for installing the software. However, the chipset utility has been installed without a hitch.

  When I went back the setting of "compatibility" to AHCI in the BIOS, it may that the system does not start properly. It would direct me to screen multiple choice for safe mode, etc.

  How can I get SATA mode at this point?

  You can't do that. If you switch to AHCI mode, you must reinstall WXP.
  Simple switch will not work.

  I tested it on my Satellite A300. I installed Windows XP Home edition in compatibility mode. With AHCI mode, I got blue screen every time when I tried to start Windows XP Home edition.

• Satellite L350-172 - slow HDD after set SATA mode for compatible

  SERVUS of Germany

  Yesterday, I bought a Satellite L350-172 and I installed Win XP pro on the HARD drive
  So far so good.
  Driver found on the Web site and so on that I spend in Bios the SATA Mode on "compatible" because the AHCI mode does not work with XP.

  In my view, disk access is slow and windows hang up so that the closing

  Does anyone know how to solve the problem?

  Thank you

  Hello

  It is not unusual that your HARD drive runs slower after the change of mode of AHCI SATA compatible.
  You have disabled the SATA feature and so you cannot use the benefits of SATA.

  And I must say that you are wrong buddy if you say that the AHCI mode does not work with XP.

  You can use the SATA in Win XP, but you must include the SATA driver first.
  Intel Storage Manager contains the SATA driver, and you could include using the nLite software.

  Good bye

• Satellite L350 - 172 (PSLD8E) - drivers and tools for Windows 7

  Hi all

  After 3 years using this laptop with Windows XP, I decided to install Windows 7 Professional 32 bit. It was very easy and because of 3 GB of RAM it works fast (faster than XP).

  Download area of Toshiba in the web offer of many drivers and utlities for Windows 7 and this laptop but what did this sowftware is not mentioned:
  Storage Manager?
  TEMPRO?
  Tiles for Mobility Center?
  Value Added Package?
  PlayReady PC Runtime?
  ReelTime?
  ServiceStation?

  Does anyone have a description or an idea?

  Hey Buddy,

  The description for each driver or tool on the Toshiba driver download page. So the first serach for your model of laptop here:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > download drivers
  Laptop > Satellite > Satellite L Series > Satellite L350 > PSLD8E > Windows 7 32 bit

  You can see a list with all the drivers and tools. If you want to see the description on the right side of the table, you can see more information. Then click the arrow to the right and the description for this download page will be loaded.

  Check this box!

• Satellite L40 - 17Q - Windows XP says that there is no HARD drive

  Hello

  I want to install XP, but it is said that there is no HARD drive. Already tried nLite, but no result. I have Satellite L40 - 17Q and I'm under Win. 7.
  What can I do?

  Thank you

  Hey,.

  What SATA driver you have integrated with nLite? If Windows XP cannot always find a disk of t means that you used the wrong driver. The correct driver can be downloaded from the official website of Toshiba and you need the Intel Storage Manager.

  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > download drivers

  If you have downloaded the correct driver, follow the instructions here and make sure that your version of XP SP3:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB85017Z0000R01.htm

• Satellite L350 does not connect to the internet, network adapter yellow exclamation

  Trying to help my Nan with his laptop...
  Model is Satellite L350-170

  Does not connect to internet, even using the Ethernet cable. Network cards have yellow exclamation marks on it and seems he needs an updated driver. How the hell can I download and update if it does not connect to the internet. And then, what update is necessary, because I searched on here and there is no update driver for network card?

  She had various internet help from its supplier and a visit at home but still no joy. Internet works fine on other devices. Any advice greatly appreciated.

  All the drivers can be downloaded from the Toshiba UE driver page.
  http://www.Toshiba.EU/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp
  Choose your model of laptop in the form of download and the system that is pre-installed on you unit.
  Then, you will get the list of drivers.

  If you are not able to connect to the internet due to lack of driver LAN/WLan, then you another computer for download.

  You asked how to remove the network card?
  Usually, you need to access the Device Manager (in Control Panel) then we need to expand the area to network adapters and you will find the LAN and WLan card.
  Click the single LED adapter, and then press or click on uninstall button driver

• Display driver update is not possible on Satellite L350

  Hi all

  I have the card view "mobile intel 965 express chipset family" with the version of the driver 7.14.10.1329 (13.09.2007)
  Pretty old for Vista...

  Site Web de Toshiba only gives me this driver - no updates so far!
  On the site of intel, I found a new necessary with the version 15.12.2.1637

  Updated via Device Manager is not possible, that it is said that my version is the latest...?
  Update through exe is not possible, that it says that the installation was successful, but it was not validated...?

  How should I proceed?

  BTW: my laptop is L350 - 12 c

  Before update you the display driver, you must remove the old one. Then, restart the computer and install the new drivers via setup.exe or in Device Manager.

  On the Toshiba site is a newer driver for the Satellite L350 available you have (7.15.10.1502). So, you should try this one:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > download drivers

• Satellite L350-14F - Vista cannot start the Realtek RTL8101e WLAN

  Dear readers

  I'm Dutch, if my English is not very good, so my apologies for that but I have a big problem.

  My Toshiba Satellite L350-14F with Realtek RTL8101E family PCI-E fast ethernet NIC (NDIC6.0 with Vista OS) cannot establish a connection with the outside world...
  I tried many drivers, but all do not work... I can't find any other driver. So I guess there must be something else on the computer...

  I reinstalled my computer while going to format all my hard drive and I have no CD of drivers for the laptop.
  When I got a _wired_ connection, Vista can try solve the problem itself. He found a driver and then I am redirected to a site of toshiba... Where to download a driver from East. I start the download and installation, but then the installation says that I don't have a correct serial number...

  All this me freaks out there... who can help me please?

  Greetings
  Roy

  PS: I checked my BIOS for strange things and one thing caught my attention on
  I have an option: Wake On LAN anti-piracy. And it is disabled
  BUT I can't change it to activate.

  Hello

  First of all, it would be interesting to know what you mean without link with the outside world
  The wireless network card is recognized correctly in the device (without yellow exclamation points) Manager?
  The router is visible on your computer?

  First of all, you must make sure that you use the latest WLAN driver on Toshiba website:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com-online downloads support & -online Download Driver

  Additionally, make sure that you have installed the latest version of BIOS that you can find on the site of Toshiba, too.

  You should check the WLAN Setup on your laptop and the router. Make sure you that you have disabled Vista of WLAN power save function. You can find this option in Vista Power Management.
  Make sure that you use the same standard WLAN on your laptop as on the router, for example, 802. 11B or 802. 11 g.
  Last but not least you must update the firmware on your router. You can find it on the site of the factory. After the firmware update unplug the router for 5 minutes of the AC adapter.

  Good luck!

  PS: Wake on Wireless LAN has nothing to do with this issue. It of a feature that you can boot the laptop via a WLAN connection.

• Satellite L350 loses the wireless connection

  Can someone please help?

  I have a Satellite L350-170 which perfectly connects to the internet using a cable to connect to my router.
  When you use the wireless to connect, I can only get a connection so I first of all turn off the wireless card and then enable it again, but I lose the connection within two minutes. I can reconnect if again, I turn off and then turn on the map.

  The OS is Vista Home Premium Service Pack 2, fully implemented to date. I have updated to the most recent available wireless network driver. I tried to turn off IP6.
  The laptop is connected to the network and receives a signal of power when it connects.
  When the connection is lost, no networks are detected, but properties card says card works Ok, although Ipconfig says media disconnected. Other mobile stay connected anywhere in the House.

  Thank you in anticipation of a quick solution.

  Where did you download the latest driver for the Realtek 802.11 g (RTL8187B) wireless network card?

  This is the WLan from Toshiba portal, where you can find the latest version of the driver:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/WLAN/

  I recommend also to renew the IP address if this problem would occur.
  Cmd execute command: ipconfig / renew
  This should help to assign the new ip address

  By the way: in the Device Manager-> Wlan card-> properties-> power management, you can uncheck the mark option which disables the card in order to save energy.

  Have you tested the WiFi with open (unsecured) WiFi connection?