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  Hey guys and girls,

  I have some problems after the update of the bios. Before the update my laptop has been the scene of much smoother and everything was fine and dandy until Tempro told me to update my bios. The problem is that after the update, the temperature seems to be considerably higher as usual when I play the game (I am a gamer) and also all the games I play seems to be much slower than before (lower, gal frame rate). Before the update I could play Dragon Age Origins with 1366 x 768 with 4 x anti-aliasing and the only one that I could get the same performance with the graphic parameter above is on 800 x 600. Now, it is certainly a big problem for someone who is a graphics junkie when it comes to games.

  * What do you think I should do? *

  A. downgrade my bios for when I bought everything first? (I don't know what version of bios is if anyone knows the stock bios?)
  B. perform HARD drive recovery?
  C. clean install of Windows 7 64-bit?

  My laptop computer spec:

  Model name: Satellite A500
  Part number: PSAR3E-00N005EN
  Serial number: X9206227K
  OS version: Windows 7 64-bit Home Premium edition
  BIOS version: 1.50
  Physical memory: 4096MB RAM
  Graphics card: NVIDIA Geforce GT 230 M

  Any help with this is greatly appreciated.

  Post edited by: Poyzen

  Hi mate

  I think you had a version of BIOS 1.30
  In older versions of the BIOS update are not available on the Toshiba driver download page. Only ASP (partner) has access to these early BIOS versions

  In any case, I found an interesting thread:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=50577

  Not sure if it could be useful but check

  PS; the graphics card driver update is a good idea it too check

• Satellite P200 - after the BIOS update I can't start the machine

  After the BIOS update I can't boot the laptop because the system doesn't recognize the relecommunicarions password.

  Before updating the password is 0000.
  After when I try to set the password incorrect password start apeeras

  The BIOS password can only be removed from an authorized service provider. So I think that there is no other way.

  On the Toshiba site, you can search the nearest:
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• Cannot install the updates, receive error message: automatic updates has been disabled by the administrator, but I don't.

  Original title: How can I, as an administrator, turn on automatic updates, whenever I try, I get an error message saying that automatic updates has been disabled by the administrator.  I didn't do it, then?

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  Hello

   

  1. have you made any changes to the computer before the show?

  2. What antivirus application is installed on the computer?

  3. What are the different user accounts on the computer?

  This problem occurs if Windows Update has been disabled by one of the following settings:

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  To do this, follow the steps in this link:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310353

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  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/328010

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  How to back up and restore the registry in Windows

   

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  Method 4: Perform a full scan of the computer using the following antivirus applications.

  Microsoft Safety Scanner: http://www.microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

  Malicious software removal tool: http://www.microsoft.com/security/pc-security/malware-removal.aspx

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• Microsoft sent me an auto update KB 2656369 for my Dellxp. The automatic update has tried to load the patch about 9 times but it failed.

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• Satellite L40 - not possible to update the Bios of 1.70 to 5.10

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  I brought a laptop Toshiba L40. It came with Windows Vista and Bios 1.70 instaled (this Bios is dedicated to Vista only). I need to install Windows XP, but first of all, I have to install the 5.10 Bios (the bios is dedicated to XP). But when I try to install the 5.10 Bios, the WinFlash tells me that I have a Bios more recent instaled, and so it won't let me install the 5.10 Bios...

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  Post edited by: Toaki

  I didn t see all L40 with a BIOS 7.10.
  Which series Satellite L40 is?

  Could you please put the full name?
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  Updated the BIOS on the site of Toshiba Australia yesterday which now prevented me Win 7 start.

  There was no apparent problem with the update or flash. I can't be in the settings of the BIOS using F12 and the start-up operation stops at the Win logo then the screen turns white. Tried to boot from a drive under Win 7 without success. Even tried to take out the hard drive.

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  Toshiba Satellite L40-14B (catalogue number: PSL4CE - 004005G 3)

  I got my laptop for Windows XP (from Vista) and I wanted to update BIOS version for XP Toshiba (5.50). I did everything right but still 2 seconds after you click the .bat file to start the process, Windows has interfered with a critical message and restart my computer.

  It restarted, (*) entered 'Recovery of the ROM BIOS utility V1.16 crisis', a progress bar indicates that old bios was erased; After that an another progress bar indicating the flash process stopped after 2 seconds (1 cm); flash error message appeared; the utility tried to erase the BIOS (first step bar once again); clear the error message appeared. The post OFFICE will continue or something like that is displayed, and all is blocked and disabled. After a long time of prayer useless, I removed the battery of my laptop and moving forward again (voltage). And everything is identical (new) brand above (*).

  It was a bit strange, especially since, after the reboot, I could access BIOS. No hard drive, the laptop closed in 3 seconds.

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  Meanwhile, I've changed the T20. BIN file with other bios (given by the Toshiba Site for Vista) and everything goes the same thing (with the difference that the BIOS for hard drive shows another version number).

  I know that some laptops have a service procedure so that you can rewrite the BIOS after the crash. I tried different methods indicated on the forums for other L series, but nothing works.
  I could t find the service manual for L40.
  I found even when Maintenance manuals for other Toshiba models where are presented procedures for maintenance for the rewriting of the BIOS (usually using a diskette).
  Didn t work for L40, floppy USB drive died before entering the BIOS and after that it's too late for me.

  Any idea? (Not ASP. I hear good ideas).
  Is someone a L40 manual or single BIOS rewrite maintenance procedures?

  Hi lonutS,

  That s a pretty long story, but I think the case is clear: something was wrong because the BIOS update and now the ROM module has to be reflashed. Normally the BIOS will be updated in Windows and not after a reboot or something else so probably the ROM module is deleted now but no new version has been flashed.

  > Any idea? (Not ASP. I hear good ideas).
  Is someone a L40 manual or single BIOS rewrite maintenance procedures?
  Why not ASP? That's the best idea and may ask you what kind of response you expect? Here he s in only a forum from user to user, so no one here can give you the technical manual or a special BIOS recovery tool for this laptop. These utilities only have an ASP and Toshiba itself.

  Here in the forum are similar topics on recovering the BIOS then perhaps you should read, but don t forget that everything happens on your own risk! If you have n t successful, I think that the only option is in contact with a ;) ASP.

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  Guys,

  I'm Ray of Indonesia. Satellite L40-A511 just bought a month ago but I noticed after correctly installing XP (and after partitioning hard drive with GParted), I can't use the key entry in digital mode. I am a translator of film and my software requires me to run it in Windows XP environment.

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