Satellite L355 - dreaded blue screen - Bios does not end

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  Hello!

  Please, someone tell me what is the problem with the update to v1.60 SP4220 BIOS? It does not start even do it according to instructions.

  I did the following:
  1 download/have unzipped the package v1.60 since the BIOS page on a non-bootable floppy disk empty
  2. put the floppy in the computer
  3. turn on the device with the F12 key

  With a floppy, I got the "non-system disk" error and another with a "EMBRL" error message missing. What is it, I'm not familiar with that one?

  Best regards

  Pete v.

  Hello

  Can I ask why you want to update the BIOS?
  You have problems?
  If the laptop works well the update of the BIOS is not necessary! My laptop is about 6 years old and I have no day BIOS!

  However, I think that you didn't use the right update procedure.
  Please check this document before starting the BIOS update:
  http://support.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB4A00SD000BR01.htm

• Satellite Pro U500 - update the BIOS does not start on Windows 7

  Try to update BIOS on Satellite Pro U500 PSU9CA. The download site says there is a new version available, after that download and run the program nothing happens. You can see the Winflash process in the Task Manager but it never appears"". If this has yet been tested by Toshiba?

  There are no instructions, no readme or whatever it is.

  Did somebody get the BIOS update?

  Hi torana.

  As far as I know Toshiba always test their drivers or updates tools before they will be released and I have never had a problem with the new updates, so I think that the problem is lreated to your laptop, maybe something wrong with your installation.

  In General before you start the update of the BIOS you have to decompress all the files in archive zip and launch the update as an administrator.
  Also make sure that the value added package is installed and no firewall is not blocking the update program.

• why I can't download sp3 without my computer goes to blue screen, or does not return

  Whenever I have download sp3 windows form to upgrade my computer quit working. So I download 80 something updates just so that I can use my computer again.

  Hello

  I suggest you to visit these links and check if it helps:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/322389

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/learn-how-to-install-Windows-XP-Service-Pack-3-SP3

  It will be useful.

• Satellite R830-143 - update of the BIOS does not support this operating system

  Hello

  I received a notification via Tempro that he did not have a BIOS upgrade. I downloaded the ZIP file (bios - 20120209125153.zip), extract the package (BIOS360_EC140_WIN.exe) and ran it according to the instructions.

  The package runs, give the progress bar "extract files...". ", then displays a dialogue entitled"TOSHIBA BIOS package Ver.4.1.2"that says:"this package BIOS does not support this operating system."

  I am running Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit on a Satellite 830R-143 with the short part No. PT32LE

  Does anyone know what is the problem?

  Thanks in advance for your help...

  Hello

  You have problems with the laptop?
  If not then why you want to do the BIOS? Just because the new BIOS is released?
  I would not change anything if my laptop is running correctly.

  However, the update of the BIOS requires the VAP (value added package).
  So remember that this PPV is installed correctly. If this isn't the case, so far.

• Satellite Pro A30: after disk HARD replacing the BIOS does not see DVD or HARD disk

  Hello

  I bought a new Pro A30 of Satellite earlier.
  Shortly after, I noticed the system sometimes
  would freeze, with a rattling of the HD.
  A reboot cold was the only solution.
  I was told to replace the HD I did but the
  problem persisted with the new HD.

  I tried a known working HD and the problem still persisted.
  At this point, the warranty period has increased.
  Frost started happening more regularly, and
  now, the BIOS does not recognize the HD player or DVD.
  It starts and then try to boot from the network,
  because he doesn't have a HD or DVD player.

  At this point, I think I need a new system board.
  Someone at - it other advice or seen this problem
  before?

  Thank you
  Ray

  Hello

  What happens if you remove the CD/DVD drive or the HARD drive?
  The laptop recognizes one of these devices?
  Have you used the devices recommended by Toshiba?

  in any case, this seems very strange and the dysfunction of the motherboard is not impossible

• Satellite 2800 - BIOS does not recogize Toshiba 40 GB HARD drive

  I have an old Toshiba S2800 (if-200 questions in total). He was works very well with a 10 GB HARD drive for ages. Yesterday, I thought that putting his hard drive to a bigger.
  Removed the old and installed a new hard drive, Toshiba MK4026GAX. On the power on the BIOS does not detect the HARD drive at all. I can hear the humming noise (platter (s) rotating), but apart from that, there is nothing. The BIOS indicates disk mode HARD is "unused" and also on page 2 is none shown on the primary hard disk IDE channel. (tried to boot Linux from a CD to see if who sees anything on the IDE channel, but apparently the primary IDE channel is disabled if the BIOS does not detect a master or a slave connected device). Change the mode of the master to the slave na HARD drive? t change a thing.
  The BIOS version is 2.00. Tried to find an older one without success.

  I thought that the BIOS has a limit of 32GB, but when I connect a 120 GB hard drive (WD scorpio), it has been recognized by the BIOS and the PC was ready to boot from the device.

  I would have thought computers laptop Toshiba were at least compatible with another device (e.g. hard drive) Toshiba

  Someone has any idea how to operate?

  Thanks in advance!
  Robbie

  Hello

  It of very strange that the 120 GB HDD has worked on your old Satellite 2800 unit.
  I know that the BIOS would not recognize these large HARD drive sizes.

  In any case, seems the purchased disk is not compatible with your laptop and you can buy one that is supported.
  I discovered that the 20 GB HDD MK2016GAP could be compatible
  http://www3.Toshiba.co.jp/storage/English/spec/HDD/mk2016.htm

• Satellite A30 PSA30E - BIOS does not recognize the HARD drive

  Hi all
  I have a Satellite A30 (PSA30E) and I start the computer. When I enter the BIOS it does not recognize the hard drive.
  Does anyone no what I can do?
  Is it possible to restore the BIOS?

  Thank you

  Hello

  You replaced the HARD drive by a new one or the BIOS don't recognize the old HDD?

  Usually if the laptop is not able to start and that the BIOS does not see the old HDD then I guess that the HARD drive is faulty.
  If the BIOS doesn't recognize the inserted new HARD drive and then either you ve bought is not compatible, or the size of the HARD drive is just too big.

  Please provide more info. You see error messages?

• Satellite P200 - 143 BIOS does not refresh

  Hi all. New here.

  Try to update the BIOS on my P200-143. The current version is v1.30, I; v2.70 ve downloaded from the Toshiba Web site, but every time I try and flash, I get the error code:-120 to winphlash

  BIOS update failed! New BIOS is not compatible wth THE current system BIOS.
  New part number of BIOS does not have part number for the system BIOS.
  Error code - 120

  Any help appreciated.

  No help from here but I replaced Windows 10 64-bit with the 32-bit version, then the BIOS flashed fine v1.70. I unfortunately still the problem of the orginal laptop reboot when I keep plugged in, rather than close.

• Satellite P10 304 BIOS does not detect HARD and CDROM drive

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  I bought a new 60 GB western digital 2.5 drive "and installed today.

  At startup, the BIOS does not detect the drive, but also, it does not detect the CD-ROM drive.
  This makes me think that maybe it's not the player after all, maybe the onboard IDE / motherboard.

  I'm kinda stuck, so it's a new drive should work fine, and I have no way to test the motherboard.

  The only difference is that the insulation on the original drive sleeve should be reduced by half.
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  Thank you, Stu.

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  You bought the HARD drive compatible? To my knowledge the Mobile supports a HARD drive with interface IDE (ATA-5) increased.

  But as you said possibly the motherboard failures and he would be advised to contact the technician during a particular test

• Satellite Pro A60: Blue screen - ATI2DVAG display driver. DLL in endless loop

  Hello
  Laptop is a Toshiba Satellite Pro A60 with ATI Mobility Radeon 7000 IGP video card, running Windows XP Professional and SP 2.
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  I installed the latest drivers from http://uk.computers.toshiba-europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/download_drivers_bios.jsp?service=UK (Version dated 6.14.10.6430 Date 09/03/2004) but the problem continues. After second - last third - it reboot now works.
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  Please HELP - THANKS in advance!
  Best regards
  Frank

  Hello

  I studied a bit on the Toshiba site and found this interesting paper Toshiba on the error message Satellite A60 and blue screen on startup.
  http://support.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB5300X7000MR01.htm

  This document describes how to upgrade the BIOS. The update of the BIOS should help solve this problem. Take a peek inside.
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• The dreaded blue screen on startup with Windows XP

  Get the dreaded blue screen at startup. Use Windows XP and my PC of becomes as much as the screen connection, but when I select my login name, that the blue screen appears. If I choose one of the other names the process gets a little further, but the blue screen then appears. I can login in safe mode and that you ran some diagnostic tests, but the problem persists.

  As the forums MS Answers does not prompt for any information system when a new question is asked, we know absolutely nothing about your system.

  Not knowing the basic information a problem prolongs the frustration and the agony of these issues.

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• Satellite A200 + Vista Ultimate - power management does not work

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  Post edited by: admin

  Hello Peter

  First of all are the guys responsible for tech updates? They must offer that you support for the hardware you have and clarify also all problems, if you use a preinstalled recovery media.

  Upgrade is your decision, and it is possible that it may have some negative influence on the functionality of the OS. All this is quite complex. As you know Vista has own power management options. Toshiba install PVAT (ValueAddedPackage) and after doing this there are some additional settings.

  The question is: How did you get the OS upgrade? Did you do a clean install? Have you installed all the stuff from the download page of Toshiba including VAP?

  With other words: all the basic settings on energy consumption are defined in the BIOS. AFAIK in Vista is the management of clean energy implemented and Toshiba installed just a plugin. If these rudimentary BIOS settings are not changed, I guess everything works fine. Change the settings of the BIOS with an update, I can imagine that different settings will not work correctly.

  Hmm, that's really not easy to say what you can do. Maybe check for the last update of the BIOS and after doing that it is trying to put the clean install of Vista Ultimate. And, of course, you must install all the stuff from Toshiba following the document of instructions for installations.

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