Satellite L350-24U - freezing by copying

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• Satellite L350-24U: Windows Vista crashes after installing SP2

  Hello

  I own a Satellite L350-24U laptop with Windows Vista 32. I bought in October and had to reinstal the OS twice now. Still, it crashes after installation of Service Pack 2. After you restart the system, a blue screen appears, giving the following information

  STOP: 0 X 00000024 (0 X 00190444, 0X86B9BAD0, 0XC0000102, 0X00000000)

  I had to reinstall Win Vista with HDD Recovery from Toshiba (press F8, then repair etc.) and everything worked properly again.
  THS time, it's more serious. Last night the system shut down whenever you use internet explore (after about 30 seconds). SP2 has not been installed, but there are so many problems, I decided to install SP2, because I hoped that the bugs I had with SP2 would be eliminated. When installing SP2, the system crashed again, and now I got the same bluescreenmessage new.

  I tried to reinstall Vista, but the Toshiba HDD program starts no more: it is said: the installed program is not working (or something similar) - please click on ok to close.

  I did not burn the cd of recovery yet, so I don't know what more can be done and online support is closed today.
  I'd really be very happy for any help
  Thank you

  Hello

  I searched a bit on the Microsoft Web site and on the blue screen, I created this article:
  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-GB/library/ms793935.aspx

  So I think that the reason for the BSOD is a corrupted file system or a defective HARD drive. You should check the drive using the Drive Fitness Test for example.

  I put t understand why you didn't burn the disc of recovery yet. Why you didn t read the manual at first?
  Now, you have only one option to get a new recovery disk: Please order a new Toshiba directly: https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx

• Satellite L350-24U - number clock generator brand

  Hey,.

  I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite L350-24U with a Dual Core T4300 and I need the brand, number or something my my motherboard (PLL) clock generator.

  I need help!

  THX

  Hello

  To be honest I n don't know what you mean exactly. Can please explain you again?

  If you want to spare, you can contact a service provider authorized in your country. Here, you can order all spare parts and they can trade for you. The service is really good and the guys are friendly. :)

• Satellite L350-24U: how to clean the keyboard after having poured orange juice

  Hello out there.
  I spilled my L350-24U with Orange juice.
  Now, I have 4 keys to self-retaining :-(

  Can someone tell me how to clean the keyboard without damaging the laptop?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hmm, it's still a stupid situation
  Usually you can remove the keyboard of the laptop very easily.
  The keyboard is fixed with screws hidden under thin plastic cover near the line of F1 - F12 key.

  If you would remove plastic this cover then you would be able to remove the screws as well. Then you could lift the keyboard carefully and could disconnect the flat cable of the keyboard and the motherboard.

  Notes; two small latches on both sides of the connector must be moved in order to disconnect the cable.

  Then you could remove the keyboard and could clean it with a damp lint.
  PS: the caps can be removed too.
  But be very careful. You must raise the CAP to get it for free.

  There are many videos on youtube...

• Recovery disks does not not for the Satellite L350

  I have a Toshiba Satellite L350, I bought a few years ago

  Originally it was a laptop Vista Home premium and I opted for the Toshiba windows 7 upgrade and its been pretty much without problem.

  But recently something went a bit weird and things were not only works well (he would not always disconnect you and never seemed to stop correctly) and various other applications does not work properly.

  After a few uninstalls, reinstall, scans and patches from Microsoft has done nothing that I decided to take the plunge and use the recovery disc.

  I bought a Toshiba when I am the machine initially and had made one myself, before you upgrade windows 7 and a new after.
  I still have the windows 7 upgrade DVD so I can apply after if I had to start back on vista.

  The only other big change has had an upgrade of RAM 4 GB - I still the original of the RAM, if I need it, but before that there is no hardware problem not reported and chkdsk was also very good.
  So for me it was the o/s that was the problem.

  I tried now all recovery discs and they all have the same problem of reports that imagex cannot decompress the second frame of the file because it is corrupted to block 90 I n t have this real message at your fingertips
  but can be updated later.

  I can t see that I m something wrong, like everything I do is to put the dvd in the drive and reboot the laptop with the F12 key to boot from the recovery DVD and follow the screen controls on.
  You use reports from such that previously or I am doing something stupid?

  Thank you

  It's very strange that al recovery discs show the same error message. As far as I know when you start recovery image installation that the HARD drive will be formatted, new partitions created, recovery image copied to the second partition of HARD drive and as the last step is the installation of recovery image.
  > I bought a Toshiba when I am the machine initially and had made one myself before the upgrade to windows 7...
  Have you tested the two of them in the past?

  In General, all you do is right. In my opinion, the problem may be recovery image itself or perhaps HDD has some defect in certain areas.
  If you can get the second HARD drive somewhere Exchange it, value default BIOS settings and test the installation of recovery again.

• Satellite L350-277 - how to recover to factory settings?

  I had a lot of problems with my Satellite L350-277. I had already created a recovery to help drive the Tech that was installed on the laptop guy.

  In any case, it is time to reinstall again to the State of the plant. Thoughtless I pulled a drive of my computer Vista laptop satellite (I thought it was the original disc). All goes well until it restarts after you install windows system. On the screen was the warning that the product key was wrong, that's when I noticed the Vista on the screen. So I tracked down to the copy I made, it was not in the channel where I put the original his was among all the garbage I've had in the area (where I put all the waste). He was full of scratches and it does not load.

  What I had actually done using the Vista disc has been clear the program on the D drive that reads from Windows 7. I ended up going to the PCWorld Tech guys. They have reinstalled windows 7 for the cost of £50. I didn't mind that I got my laptop working again. What I did not know according to them, was I can't create a recovery disk.

  So to my question. Can I get my laptop back with all Toshiba knick knacks, so that its possible to create a restore disk. If not, can I get a Windows 7 disc installation program, download all drivers & create a restore disk in case of something that happens and I can reinstall windows 7? Get cramps in my fingers now. I'm not going on a little lol.

  Hey Buddy,

  That s a little confused is your story...

  Normally you get factory settings if you are using the Toshiba recovery disc. It will restore the pre-installed Windows version that came with your laptop.

  If you have Windows 7, you can t create a Toshiba Recovery disk. Only possible on what s preinstalled Windows from Toshiba, but if you install your own copy, you can create such a floppy.

  If you have the original operating system back, you can order a recovery disc Toshiba here:
  https://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

• Satellite L350 lost office when made from recovery disc

  Satellite L350, computer worked great until I decided to back up the system of recovery Toshiba on DVD discs. White continuous screen, turned off and not protection could not return my desk top icons... nothing... might not even stop computer.
  Then. After making myself offline, I made a full start up which worked. Went back online and found my McAfee was disabled himself, was not protected... reinstalled it... all seems well now.

  BUT! the? is 'what went wrong? " Summer reading the user manual... afraid that I shouldn't have been online to copy backups?

  >... I decided to back up the system of recovery Toshiba on DVD discs
  Can you please tell me how you did that?

• Cannot use my Satellite L350 with ODD caddy

  Hello!

  I have 6 years of cca laptop Toshiba Satellite L350.

  Now, I decided to get SSD for the OS HARD drive instead. So I bought MX100 Crucial SSD 128 GB and place it where was the HARD drive. For the HARD disk, I bought DVD SilverStone Treasure TS09 caddy.

  On SSD, I install Windows 8.1 Pro MSDNAA (without HARD drive in the laptop). After that, I put HDD in DVD caddy and start portable computer. For now, Windows is not working properly, when it comes to the desktop it freezes, only thing I can open the Task Manager.

  Why now computer laptop is not working properly?
  Problem in DVD caddy... is not suitable for my laptop?
  What can I do?
  Do I have to change the properties of the Bios?
  ...?

  Thank you and sorry for my English...

  In the past, many people have reported on this. Problem is that Toshiba does not support these additional adapters and all people use some third party carts. In your case, I think that there are some compatibility issues.

  If you have time to use the option of advanced search on this forum and try to find similar topics.
  I use additional HARD drive, but as the external one.

  It is unclear to me that some BIOS settings can be changed in this regard.

• On Satellite L350-170 drive failure

  I have a Satellite L350-170 who suffered a failure of the drive. I did not the recovery disks. The only part of the hard drive that I can access is the recovery partition.

  Anyone know of a way I can copy it to another disk and use it to rebuild me laptop?

  It will not work on this path. You can use this recovery image with F8 (computer repair) only.
  You cannot move to for example external HARD disk and start the process of recovery from there.

  Until you have the factory settings, you can install OS using F8. You can do this so often desired.

• Satellite L350-277 - can I install driver touchpad of another model?

  I just changed from a Satellite M70 and the touchpad performance is far superior. Is it possible to install the driver for the touchpad on the L350 M70? Anyone see any problem?

  The Satellite L350 pilot leaves the pointer jumps all over the screen. Before say you 'change settings' - I - for about an hour.
  The Satellite M70 driver has much more stability and more features - like every corner can have a function - copy / paste for example.

  Every technophobe in the Toshiba got ideas, before I screw to the top of the main interface on my new L350.

  Hello

  I can t imagine that jumping is caused due to the driver. Make sure that you do not touch the touchpad if you type something. Alternative, you can disable the touchpad due in writing if you press FN + F9.
  Check this box!

  And before you install a driver from another laptop you need to test the latest driver for your laptop. Please first check from Toshiba Web site for an update of the L350 driver:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > download drivers

  By the way: what OS is installed at present? Do you use a preinstalled OS from Toshiba?

• New recovery for Satellite L350-170 discs save updates?

  I just restored my Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit OS on my Toshiba Satellite L350-170, using the recovery disks that I created 4 years when I bought my laptop.

  After you restore the operating system, it took the better part of a day to install all the Microsoft updates, including Service Pack 2 Vista and other programs that I use (e.g. MS Office, Real player, AVG etc.).

  Now everything is up to date, I have created a new hard disk system restore point and run the Toshiba Recovery Media Creator. Just out of curiosity, will be created until the last restore point recovery disks or it again just the discs that I have, that restore it to factory settings?

  If this only restores to factory settings, is there a way to create a system disk to get back to the point that it is now?

  Creation of recovery disks has nothing to do with the points and restore your settings.
  Recovery recorded on the HARD disk image is created long ago and contains all the necessary parameters created at this time.

  Creator of recovery disc just copy this recovery image on empty media.

  Whenever you use recovery discs, you will own BONES without updates and you must repeat this installation of additional updates.

• Where and how can I get a DVD of recovery for Satellite L350 - 16L

  Sorry for my English
  I am from Poland.

  3 days ago that I bought laptop toshiba laptop. I did two recovery discs and I decided to try to install Vista from recovery disks.
  I had done to make sure that they corect but the OS does not stand up.

  Now I have a problem cos my hard drive was formatted during the instalation and one of the disks do not work in the recovery.
  ASP does not create a new hard drive on my hard drive recovery.

  The solution is to the Bay recovery DVDs I have internet and pay 35 euros.
  But why should I pay for something I already bought. It's stupid.

  What can I do? Is there anything this either in solution do not pay too much?
  Maybe someone has a dvd with recovery for Toshiba Satellite L350 16 L VISTA HOME PREMIUM and could send it to me.
  I'll pay for the delivery. Or someone could share the son through the internet.

  > 3 days ago, I bought Toshiba laptop. I did two recovery discs and I decided to try to install Vista from recovery disks. I had done to make sure that they are correct but the OS does not stand.
  What do you mean exactly?
  Have you created the disk recovery successfully or not?

  I mean if you have successfully created the recovery disc, then you should have this record. Is this good?
  So, what exactly is the problem? You are not able to boot from that disk or what?

  By the way; the recovery disk must be purchased on the internet as you mentioned.
  The recovery disk is protected by copyright and therefore it s not not allowed to share or copy.

• Win 7 restore without disk recovery on Satellite L350-277

  Hi all

  I'm trying to fix Satellite L350-277 of my sister-in-law following a HARD drive failing. Before the crash, he was running Win7 Home Premium (32 bit) that was preinstalled on the HARD drive. I managed to run Belarc on it before it went completely, but could not create the restore disc in time.

  Disk failure HARD seems to be due to bad sectors and once failed, could not get past startup repair. While they were inspecting HARD drive (in the USB enclosure), both C: and D: (backup partition) appeared to be intact, so guessed was discussed with MBR. I have used Clonezilla to clone new HARD drive and I'm now work - failure of HARD drive it's always like it was incase I need to clone again.

  With the HARD drive clone, I first tried to use bootrec.exe but some successful how to 'break' C: and could not see anything in the score.

  BTW I am currently using a copy of DVD retail Win 7 to provide the functions of "restore". However the Toshiba restore capabilities do not appear in the list of options. So I decided then to install everything on C: retail copy to see if I could access toshiba restore functions using data in D:, that doesn't seem to work either.

  Then I stumbled on this thread that gave me the hope to be able to start the Toshiba recory tool:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=44382

  I was hoping that Vista and Win7 preinstalls would be very similar, but the HARD drive has a recovery partition (D:\ HDDRecovery) and seems to fall in step 13. There are two files boot.wim in this partition: 'D:\hddrecovery\oddfiles\sources\boot.wim' and 'D:\hddrecovery\oddfiles\hddprep\sources\boot.wim '. Imaging either of these files does not cause the file according to the instructions of step 13. Here again, the guide is based around the Vista installation...

  So what I try to do is to retrieve the data from the old HARD drive with the damaged boot record in order to restore the Win 7 OS pre-installed Toshiba. I seem to have the data (old HDD still retains files) do not seem to have enough knowledge now do!

  Can someone help me?

  On the one hand I can understand your wish to install the recovery image, but on the other hand, for me personally, this is nothing but waste your time for nothing. In General, recovery image is designed may not be copied or manipulated so this guy was very lucky.

  Problem is that this recovery disk is not created after the purchase of the laptop.

  Maybe it sounds stupid to you, but I recommend you restore disk original order for this machine.
  You can order it on https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx
  It costs 30 Euro only. With this money, you will get original recovery disk that includes the operating system active, all necessary drivers, tools, utilities and a few additional and useful applications.

  Using this disk, you will be able to have perfectly working machine in just 2 hours.

  One more thing: the use of the disc is unlimited and you can use it 1000 times and each time you have enabled and configured perfectly BONE.

• My experience using MS Synctoy on Satellite L350

  It is using the excellent and free MS Synctoy to synchronize the laptop and desktop computers all works beautifully on WiFi, but there are one or two oddities to know.

  I'm just thrilled to have this machine works again. And what a beautiful machine. I can't believe how fast it is. My office is similar spec. around a 2.2 Ghz dual core Pentium, 2 Gb RAM etc, but the little Toshiba is much, much faster. And a sharp screen PIN as well. I think it's way of s of great hint that my desktop computer needs a complete reinstallation. Dell I have used for the last six months, or two is not going to get a look in.)

  No problems as far as I am concerned, but I hope it will be useful to anyone trying to do the sync or backup on a Windows XP or a version later L350 or another Toshiba.

  SyncToy is not well known. Curious. It should really be an automatic installation of Windows. It began, I think, as a beta only, but is now in full version. But you have to download it from Microsoft. Download £ MS Synctoy just type in a search engine, and you will find it.

  It works very simply, from the point of view user s. strictly speaking, you only need an installation on the master machine that never should be. You set up pairs of folder to synchronize for example My Documents on your laptop and the same folder on any other machine. Wi - Fi networks are not a problem.

  There are various, largely explicit options but the I'm going for is sync. All the files on the master machine new, updated or modified are duplicated to the slave machine and the clever bit, vice versa. The first copy is inevitably a lengthy process. In my case, about 6.5 GB. After that, it is very fast. It identifies what are its needs to copy files, and only those who are transferred. Whatever it is.

  I got a little lazy and have Synctoy installed on my Toshiba L350, as well as on my desktop computer. So I can push a synchronization to another end.

  Please be aware that Synctoy, in its current version, shall, at least on Windows XP Pro, Installe.net 2.0. This me raised slightly towards the top. I had installed. Net4, thinking that all earlier versions would be grouped in. They are not. Download installers for. Net1, 2.5, and 3 to ensure that your computer has all the angles covered.

  Like Synctoy, why they are not included in the default Windows install is beyond me. Drunk, they are all free.

  PON there we have it. My Satellite L350 will now synchronize form anywhere in the House or the garden via Wi - Fi. Or vice versa. Three clicks of the mouse is done.

  The only thing I can't seem to synchronize is MS Outlook 2003. MS insist to buy the Exchange Server for this, which is annoying. I know that the ports in the software are here. My mobile (Nokia) automatically synchronizes with Outlook, like Yahoo! Mail. But I put t know how.

  The only round (fairly easy) way is to export a .pst from Outlook file to a location of your choice in the folder that you want to synchronize (for example, My Documents) and then import it on the guest computer. But it's a slight pain compared to the progress otherwise Synctoy effortlessly.

  Please note, that I have no interest in Toshiba, or any of the software mentioned here. It is just designed to help anyone wanting to synchronize. their Toshiba laptop with one or several other machine or vice versa.

  (Kind words on another thread regarding my Satellite L350 obtaining go after a relocation complete. M. X. Merci again for all your help absolutely invaluable.

  Nice to see you here in the forum ewen :) and thanks for sharing your experience with us! Marry Christmas!

• Can't see the number of COA to my Satellite L350-170

  Hello

  I just wanted to ask I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite L350-170 and the sticker on the underside that CoA is all gone and cannot see all numbers or anything about it either and now today have noticed the band interleaved the vista COA silver strip comes out is the certificate of authenticity.

  Not my broof I own a legal copy of windows vista. Is there anywhere online I can order a new COA I could asell remove it as looks a right mess is easy to remove or he will leave a clue sticky nast and should never, I sell the laptop it will be always legal with no sticker on.

  Why Microsoft did not cost as on Vista. They would never then fade.
  Thanks for any info.

  Hello Pulse

  The AOC is not so important. Your laptop model comes with the pre-installed operating system and this number belongs to the version preinstalled only and you can not use this number with any other installation of the OS.

  When you use the recovery image for the installation of the OS that you should not enable using this number, so when you go to sell your laptop just be sure next owner will get original Toshiba DVD facilities.
  "I just hope that you created using preinstalled" Toshiba Recovery Disc Creator. Do you have?