Satellite L50-B-date/time in the BIOS resets without battery

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• Satellite L50-B-177 - after upgrading the BIOS can not use the Polish symbols

  Hi, I'm newbie here. This is my first post, so sorry for the plain text.

  I have a problem with the laptop Satellite L50-B-177 1 month of my wife. After update BIOS (from Toshiba Service Station) to version 1.70 I have this problem: it is impossible to use symbols of Polish that comes with ALT + z, ALT + x, ALT + c. other - ALT + a - works normally.

  Problem is the operating system independent (even on the live session of Ubuntu). I understand that this is a specific problem for the location of the Poles, but causes cell useless for my wife (she is a teacher and write a lot of text). As much as I know BIOS downgrade is not available for customers, and the weeks of waiting for the new package of BIOS is out of the question.

  Any suggestions will be appreciated.

  Hello

  This problem occurred imadiately after updating the BIOS?

  Have you tried to set the BIOS settings by default once the update is complete?
  If this isn't it.

  Also, check if the Polish keyboard language was chosen correctly and as a default value.

  Comments are greatly appreciated.

• Satellite Pro 6100 - how to change the date and time in the BIOS

  Hello

  I received a satellite pro 6100 that had not been used for some time. Windows does not work then he reinstalled with the good drive.

  When I try and windows 'enable', I get the error 32777 and the laptop is unable to connect with the activation servers that a google leads to believe me that the date and time are incorrect in the bios.

  I know that Press esc to access the bios but there is no option to change the date and time in there. I put the date / the correct time in windows, but this does not seem to synchronize with the bios. I've updated to the latest version of the bios, but this is not enough.

  How can I change or update the time in the bios?

  Thank you

  Hello

  I doubt this time and date setting BIOS does affect Windows activation time Windows doesn t affect it in my opinion. There must be another reason for this problem.
  You can activate Windows by phone?

  Normally the date and time in the BIOS can change you if you mark the date or time, and then press on + or - to change this. Sometimes you have to press PageDown/to the top according to the model of BIOS or laptop.
  Usually in the configuration of the BIOS you will find a brief info how changing the values.

  Check this box!

• How to display date / time in the browser console?

  How to display date / time in the browser console?

  You can set through the Options (gear icon) page in the Web Console (Firefox/tools > Web Developer).
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• Re: Satellite Pro A200 - black screen after the BIOS screen

  Hello
  I'm new to the forum and have a big problem. So, any help is welcome and appreciated.

  My Satellite Pro A200 turns black after the BIOS screen and a black screen with a blinking cursor. Also just as the screen goes black a beep can be heard which shows windows boot.
  I can access the toshiba Setup screen but not the installation of security mode.

  Kind regards

  Hello

  You wrote that you can access the BIOS, but have you checked if the HARD drive is recognized properly? Perhaps because the computer cannot start HDD isn't recognized then you should check this.

  If the HARD drive is recognized, I would try a Toshiba Recovery disk recovery facility. It seems that Windows isn't able to start and if you reinstall the whole system should help get rid me of this. Go to the start menu and select the CD/DVD drive as a boot device.

  Check this box!

• Satellite P100: Multiprocessor is disabled in the BIOS v4.20

  Hello

  I have just updated the bios to 4.20, after reboot, I went to the bios settings and saw that the multiprocessor (the option for the use of 2 CPUs) is disabled.

  After I enabled it, the computer is very slow, and I had problems with starting the computer.

  When the multiprocessor option is disabled, the computer works ok, but the Task Manager indicates that a single processor.

  I had to go down to the bios to version 4.00.
  I would like to know if there is another solution for this.

  Hello

  In front of me, I have Satellite P100-191. I did the BIOS update to version 4.20, and in my case, Multiprosessor is undoubtedly permissible. In this case, the entry in the Device Manager shows 2 processors.

  I disabled this option and the laptop runs slowly than before and in the device manager what a processor is listed.

  I don't really know what is wrong in your case, but I can confirm that the Satellite P100-191 friends, everything works well.

• How to write the Date/time of the PDM file property

  On the page root of the PDM file, there is a predefined, property called ' Date/Time' in the first row.

  I would use it to save the timestamp when the tdms file is created. But in the help file.

  I find that the following property constant. So, how can I write to the field of property ' Date/time '?

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  Name	TDMS_FILE_NAME	String (char *)
  Description	TDMS_FILE_DESCRIPTION	String (char *)
  Title	TDMS_FILE_TITLE	String (char *)
  Author	TDMS_FILE_AUTHOR	String (char *)

  Thanks for any idea or suggestion.

  You are not sure if it's exactly what you want, but have you tried that?

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  // ...
  
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• Extracted from LAVA - crush keeps old date/time of the png file

  I don't know if this is a bug, or to behave like that.

  Scenario: create an extract using the tool of LAVA. I just use the same name (and path) of an existing png file that was created by the same LAVA tool a few days before also (so I replaced the original file). I opened the case, and to quickly find the newly created excerpt, I ordered the files as a descendant by time and date. To my surprise I couldn't find the code snippet in the upper part. The reason was that the new file kept the date/time from the original one.

  This is a really minor thing, but it made me curious. Under windows, when I rename a file, it retains the original timestamp. However when I crush him, it updates.

  LabVIEW 2015 (32-bit),

  Code Capture Tool v3.2.1 - 46 lava

  As I said, look at the code of the COMMON customs tariff. The only thing I can think of that would make it interesting is the code snippet, which is a flow within the PNG file, something that the VI of shipment is not compatible. I don't know more how it's done exactly - it might be created under the PNG in memory and then writes to the file directly or can be injected into the file after shipping VI saves it.

  Either way, I just did a test fast in Notepad and if I do record under and tell him to replace an existing file, the date of the creation of this file does not seem to change so this seems to be normal behavior for Windows. I don't know if the Windows API file deletes the file and creates a new or simply modifies the existing file when you perform this operation.

• Display Date/time of the Client system

  Hello

  The requirement is to display the report run date/time in the result. (Report is developed using Excel template)

  Following syntax would give me time of the server where BI Publisher is installed.

  <? xdoxslt:SYSDATE('DD-Mon-YYYY_HH24:MI:SS')? >

  But, users would like to see their client system local date/time. There are several users running the report to several time zones.

  Any help on this is much appreciated.

  Thank you

  Mani

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  What is values of $_XDOLOCALE and $_XDOTIMEZONE, then you run the report with or without the user preferences?

  can you please check and share the result

  Add these variables to test the output of the report and please post on its values

  so, if the values of the variables are picked from the user's preferences, you can simply use

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  -some additional report parameters (can be hidden) dynamic picking local / zone by other additional tables as user/local/zone schedule

  (intermediate table to store the preferences of users - custom extension)

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• Ports Satellite A135 - S2306 defective USB after the BIOS update.

  OK, I searched all over the internet and not found anyone else with this same problem, or anyone with a solution that worked for me.

  A few weeks ago, I had the common error of the BIOS reset itself and asking for a password at startup. I took my local Toshiba authorized repair center, and they have not taken care of him, no problem.

  Since the resume, however, all 4 of my USB ports have been going crazy. What happened in the following three steps (in order):
  -One of the ports does not work at all, won't provide any current or even recognize that nothing is connected.
  -The 3 remaining ports are now only recognized as USB 1.1 ports, not USB 2.0 as they were before.
  -Now, only a very small number of my devices is not at all, with three USB mouse and two unrecognized hard drives work (I get the error message "USB device not recognized" standard Windows when I connect them to one of the three ports).
  I am running Vista Home Basic (32 bit) with SP 2 and the new version of the BIOS is v1.60.

  Is this something people of repair caused when they have unlocked the BIOS and updated? Is this a problem with the new BIOS itself? Any help would be GREATLY appreciated! Let me know if I let him out any relevant information, I tried to be as complete as possible. Thank you!

  The old Duke

  Hello

  > What is the repair people caused when they have unlocked the BIOS and updated? Is this a problem with the new BIOS itself? Any help would be GREATLY appreciated! Let me know if I let him out any relevant information, I tried to be as complete as possible. Thank you!

  It is not easy to say. I think that would be best to ask guys why it happens or what they have done in the past.
  But have you set the default BIOS?
  Please do; access the BIOS (by pressing F2). Set it to default by pressing F9 (I guess) and save the changes. Restart the unit.
  Access the Device Manager, and then remove all hubs USB and commands from the list of devices. After that reboot the device again. Windows should recognize the devices deleted again.

• Presario CQ20-320TU: my notebook (presario CQ20) directly turn on when I plug in the power cord without battery

  My laptop (presario CQ20-320TU) turn directly every time I plug the power cord without battery. What is the solution?

  Hi there @emonsonjaya,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, so many other users, the HP experts and other members of the support staff.

  I understand that your notebook is turn on/off automatically when it is plugged. I'm happy to help you.

  I would recommend that you look at your BIOS, especially in power options and check if your BIOS has a setting option on automatically. If yes it change at your convenience.  Another option would be to update your BIOS and see if that solves it.

  Here is the page of support for your model and, if necessary, give it a try, it will automatically download the file if you click on the link. You then need to run the executable file of your current download folder.

  HPQFlash for HP Notebook System BIOS (68PHU) - Microsoft Windows-Based

  If you are having problems with an update of the BIOS, you can always restore it, using the following:

  HP Notebook PC - restore BIOS

  I hope this helps.

• Satellite A660 - 11 M - update of the BIOS (Winflash) crashes every time

  Hi all
  I bought an A660 - 11 M a few months ago and thought I would update the BIOS to stop nagging Tempro and see if she helped no insidious problem, I tried to correct. I downloaded the zip, extracted and ran the .exe according to the instructions on the help site. WinFlash opens, runs the first step (new load bios) but hangs on step 2 (analyze the compatibility of old and new bios). Then a message "Winflash.exe has stopped working" Windows appears.
  This happens whenever I have try, even with shut down antivirus and directly after startup with no other programs running.
  Any ideas?

  I am running Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit, I "dualbooted" Ubuntu using wubi, but the update to the bios was not until I installed IT... Perhaps it would work better in wine? ;)
  Any help is greatly appreciated!

  To be honest the best option for you is to remove Tempro system and be happy.
  In General, if the laptop works well, you need not update BIOS.

  If you see it doesn't work properly with her don t risk. If something's not going to screw you up BIOS and kill the machine.

  In any case, let's see if someone else with the same notebook has updated the BIOS successfully.

• Re: Satellite C850D - impossible to get into the BIOS

  I'm unable to access the BIOS on this machine. I tried (a number of times) by pressing the FN and F2 and FN and F12 keys while the Toshiba logo is displayed. Unlike the Satellite A500, I have, no prompt for keys F2 or F12 doesn't appear at the bottom of the screen showing the Toshiba logo.

  I tried F2 and F12 keys without the FN key, but still no result.

  I need to be able to boot from the CD drive, but cannot get the BIOS to add this record to the boot sequence.

  Help pls.

  Rod.

  If you use Win8 you must make full stop at first. How to do that you can read on http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB2B03EY0002R01.htm
  After the full stop restart your machine and press F12 to get into the boot menu. There, you can choose which device can be used as first boot device.

• Satellite Pro A300-257 while flashing the BIOS

  Hello

  I have a dilemma. I recently installed windows 7 on my laptop of girlfriends who is a Toshiba Satellite Pro A300-257, everything went well until I tried to update the Bios. I followed all instructions on the toshiba site had to put the model number in to get good bios double checked and triple checked before running the program, but when I ran the system crashed to halfway through the closed system update and now it wont even boot lights are on cd player is ROAR a few stays on black screen.

  I read many forums and it seems im not the only one with this problem.
  I just got the phone to toshiba and they say im not covered because I does not you can call and go through it with them on the phone, even if at no time did he tell me to do that I followed the instructions of there Web site.
  I also confirmed with them that I used the correct bios but they say that they are unable to prove that and I can put in the wrong information that I did not.

  In my view, there is a program that will allow me to boot from the cd so I don't have to go out and buy a reader external floppy to Flash the bios, I think that his winflash. Unfortunately, all I can find is the executable program on there website which im guessing will not start work.
  Anyone know where I can find the prog to update the bios and the bios file so I can create a cd bootable to Flash the bios.

  Any help will be appreciated with gratitude

  Thank you very much

  Hi mate

  I m afraid there is no alternative to reflash the BIOS to the traditional version of BIOS who can start the BIOS updated using an external USB drive and the floppy disk.

  The European driver Toshiba page contains only the BIOS Win-based that can be updated when the windows operating system. The traditional BIOS is not available for download. Only authorized service partners have access to this version of BIOS and that's why I don t see any alternative as to get in touch with the guys and to ask for help.

• Satellite L50T-A196 - how to access the BIOS

  Hello

  I just bought a new laptop Toshiba Satellite L50T-A196 and it worked very well and the great until recently.

  I tried to reformat my computer because it got crashed.
  I was able to reformat my computer very well in previous years.
  So far, I've reformatted my laptop more than 5 times, but that it was like 1 year ago and now I really don't know how I got into the BIOS menu.

  I tried pressing F1 to F12, holding them and also repeatedly pressing it.
  Also tried pressing F2 and F12 or ESC + F12 F2 before even looking at computer and then turn it also I tried pressing 0 too and also ESC and the ~ button.

  Nothing seems to work.
  So my question is how to enter the bios?
  I used to be able to get, but now I don't know what happened

  Help, please!

  Hello

  _Firstly! _
  You need to perform a full stop down.
  Here's a HowTo:
  [Perform a complete shutdown in Windows 8 | http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB2B03EY0002R01.htm]

  The fact is that Win 8 keeps the laptop but the unit carries out hybrid stop start up more quickly. Unit should be stopped in order to access the BIOS.

  After the unit is OFF, turn on again and press F2.
  Now you should be able to access the BIOS