Satellite L500 - Changelog in BIOS ver. 2.00?

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• Satellite L500 - cannot flash BIOS

  Hi all

  Looking for help here - I have a series of Satellite L500 and the battery has recently stopped charging - from 3 hours to 0% - not charging not from one day to the next. Have you tried altering the eco of the settings button, by pressing power for 40 seconds and even a new power supply unit (we have these to my work), but nothing seems to work. The only thing I can do without buying a new battery is flashing the BIOS.

  Problem: I get an error saying that the BIOS cannot be flashed because it has less than 10% of its power. An idea for a workaround?

  I'm more inclined to buy a new laptop than to spend any money fix this one (CD drive and a USB port also stopped working) but try to maintain the old faithful.

  Any tips or advice?

  Thank you
  Bajar

  To Flash the BIOS by using the version focused on winning, the battery must be charged.
  If it s unloaded, the process of updating the BIOS would not start up.

  But why you want to update the BIOS?
  BIOS update does not resolve the problems with the drive CD/DVD or USB ports.

• Update firmware BIOS Satellite L500-1

  Hello

  I am looking for an update of firmware Bios Satellite L500-1 CPU Intel T7300 SLA45 support.
  The previous CPU was Intel® Celeron® Processor 900 SLGLQ
  The latest version of the Bios is
  http://Support1.toshiba-tro.de/Tedd-file...135948.zip

  The system turns on, but there is a prompt F1, after that the system starts normally.
  Thanks in advance

  These updates are not available on the public download page so that you can try is to contact Toshiba nearest service and ask for help.
  I m quite pessimistic in this regard because Toshiba doesn't support the exchange of CPU or upgrade. I guess you know who. Do you have?

• Update BIOS bricked Satellite L500 - 19 X

  Hello

  I was reorganize laptop for my nephew (Satellite L500-19 X PSLS0E-00F01DEN part number), store files etc, exceptional application updates etc and foolishly accepted utility offers the Toshiba to upgrade the BIOS that froze completely part thru (in step 11 of 37 IIRC).

  I now nothing more than a black screen.

  I have a few it skills, I have looked around and would go down to the WINCRIS. Road EXE create a bootable USB key to recover in this way.

  However, the last BIOS for this laptop seems to be a .exe file, not a zip file where I could extract the boot rom.

  Guess who I still have the ability to take the reader from the laptop to try to recover the bios backup file update utility says it recorded on another machine you use to try to decrease that way, but I'd be grateful any advice - or even a bootable image - anyone could offer.

  Guess I'm hoping for too many feel Toshiba could provide such an image...

  Thank you

  > However, the last BIOS for this laptop seems to be a .exe file, not a zip file where I could extract the boot rom.

  The exe file isn t real exe file but it s a package.
  You can extract this exe by right-clicking and choosing extract here

  I use WinRAR to extract the package. Also, WinZip or 7Zip should work.

  But to be honest I m not very good if you want to be able to solve this problem.
  To my knowledge a crisis of the BIOS disk would need to reflash the EPROM module and generally, this can be done by maintainer authorized Toshiba

  However, please keep us updated.

• Satellite L500-21dts - gel on the pages of BIOS

  Hi all.

  My Satellite L500-21dts keep freezing when I enter the BIOS pages. Even I want to update BIOS but same problem I face.

  any help would be good. All TY

  Hello

  This means that in this case * only * in the BIOS but * not * in Windows or I misunderstood something?

• Cannot Flash the BIOS on Satellite L500 due to low battery

  Hey all,.

  Obtained as Satellite L500 (PSLS0A-084002) here. I have the battery not charging issue and everything what I find point to an update of the BIOS.

  Of course, there is a new BIOS for download from the drivers of laptops. So I have the file WinPhlash "sl500 (mv) _bios_w210.exe. However, by running the fact falling before flashing the BIOS with an error number: 144.

  It is because of the battery is bellow 10% charge however I can't it above 10 percent fee that the laptop does not recognize it.

  There must be a way of to WinPhlash running without check. I read that you can run it with the "/ forceit" switch and who will be ignoring the error, but that was for some time and it seems WinPhlash have changed this as she always spits the error.

  I read running back help but after creating a boot cd back, he claims the exe cannot be run from BACK (ffffuuuuuuuu!).

  Any help appreciated. Thank you =).

  Maybe it sounds silly now but there at - it something serious, why you want to update the BIOS on your machine? I mean if everything is OK, why do you need new BIOS?

  In any case, I'm don't know if this will help but please try to remove the battery and check if the update of the BIOS starts if your laptop works on AC only.

• Re: Satellite L500-202 - Bios error! in front of HARD drive

  I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite L500-202.
  I tried to reinstall Win 7 on it, but I can't install it and display an error message from the Bios.

  In the configuration of installation a menu! in front of the HARD drive.
  What is the problem?

  Best regards
  Abbas

  Hello

  Please try to configure the default BIOS by using the F9 key in the BIOS.
  To access the BIOS F2 press immediately after the laptop is turned on.
  Then press f9 and save changes

  I recommend that you test the HARD drive as well... use a tool called 'Test of fitness Drive' for this...

• Satellite L500 (PSLS9A-01U012) - better update BIOS 1.6?

  It's just a small thing, but my last PC Toshiba laptop has the option to boot from USB. I could boot a Linux and Windows from a USB key, and it was great. So here's my question. Is it possible to boot from USB without a BIOS update?

  Well, I know that the answer is probably no, so I'll ask the question. Thinking that there is an update for my BIOS, I visited the mytoshiba.com.au website and discovered that the only available update is that I currently have. Then I went on the site of decision-makers (Pheonix) BIOS, who headed biosagentplus.com, which scanned my computer to check updates. He claims that it is a new BIOS update available, but I must register and PAY for an annual subscription to just the chance to see what is the version number of this release. So my question is, where is this "update" and it supports boot from USB?

  Thank you.

  Hi Hambo,

  The fact is that not all laptop computers support booting from the USB device and if it s possible is described in your user manual.
  As far as I know it is only possible to boot from the USB on Satellite L500 floppy drive, but not USB key

  Also the BIOS update does that fix bugs and add new features for I n t see a reason to make the point.
  But if you make an update of the BIOS at any time, you must download site Web from Toshiba to form. This is the only site where you can get a compatible BIOS.

• Satellite L500-1ZP - key to enter the BIOS version 2.10 and the upgrade of RAM

  Hello

  I have two questions:

  1. I recently updated my bios version of laptops to 2.10 and replaced the hard drive with an SSD.
  However, it seems that I can't enter the BIOS more.

  I tried several buttons, but it just won't let me get bios of the laptop more.
  Which button to use to access the BIOS?

  2. I want to upgrade the standard amount of memory from 4 GB to 8 GB.
  Are there recommended RAM sets should I use because of compatibility issues?

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  Kind regards.

  > 1. I recently updated my bios version of laptops to 2.10 and replaced the hard drive with an SSD.
  > However, it seems that I can't enter the BIOS more.

  To access the BIOS press F2 at the beginning of the order started immediately after you have switched on the device, press F2 (press several times on the line)

  > 2. I want to upgrade the standard amount of memory from 4 GB to 8 GB.
  > Are there any sets recommended RAM should I use because of compatibility issues?

  Toshiba Satellite L500-1ZP laptop takes the type of RAM SODIMM SDRAM PC3-8500 DDR3-1066 MHz 204pin. I would recommend the manufacturer Kingston modules.
  Value report great price

• Re: Satellite L500-1WH stuck when updating BIOS

  Hi all

  I have a Toshiba Satellite L500-1HW, and today TEMPRO shown to me three alerts, one of them on a BIOS update. When I tried to run the application to update the BIOS (Phoenix UEFI WinFlash) he completed the first four steps, "Load the new BIOS", "Analyze old and new BIOS compatibility ', 'Reading old BIOS' and 'Save old BIOS to the backup file', but when he reached the stage of the las,"New Flash BIOS", he got stuck displaying the message 'Region of programming Bios... '. ». Now the laptop is turned on and in fact I can use it as the application of the BIOS update does not block the system, but I don't know what to do, I dare not just to finalize the program because I don't know if the BIOS is right.

  Please help me with this problem.

  Thank you.

  Hey,.

  Do you have any other programs like Internet browser, Skype or something else? All programs must be closed before you start the update of the BIOS, even AntiVirus, firewall, etc. In addition, the update should be done as an administrator

  In General, the BIOS update is not necessary. If only TEMPRO presents a new version, there is no reason to update. Never touch a running system ;)

• Re: Satellite L500-1XL - display problem after BIOS update

  Hello!

  I recently received a Satellite L500-1XL, works fine until I gave it to my friend...
  The problem is that he has updated the bios to V 2.10 (don't know why) and since then, the image on the screen appears as 15.4 "even in the bios.

  Any ideas what could cause the problem?

  Thank you

  Can you please make a picture how he looks in and post here?
  2.10 is the right version and I really put t understand what is the problem.

  Toshiba welcome screen appears as usual?

• Satellite L500 - BIOS version 1.9 is compatible?

  Heyas,

  I noticed a new version of BIOS (v 1.90) for Satellite L500 laptop. My model - PSLS3A - 01301D does not appear in the list of the L500 models on the site MyToshiba, and I am very wary of the installation of the update incase she turn my laptop in a very expensive paperweight. Could someone give me an idea if this new update of the BIOS is safe for my model?

  Thanks in advance,

  Evan

  Hey Evan,

  What Toshiba Web site you are looking for? Computers notebooks are specific products of these countries and using Google, I founded your laptop on the Australian page:
  http://www.MyToshiba.com.au

  If your laptop model doesn t appear in the compatibility list, I think that this update is not compatible with your model.

  Also, why do you want to update? This update should be made only if your computer laptop doesn t work properly. Otherwise it of not necessary to do a BIOS update!

• After update BIOS USB Ports not recognized on Satellite L500

  Hello!

  After a BIOS update to 2.1, two of my three USB Ports no longer work. Is it possible to downgrade to the previous BIOS? Or what else could cause this problem?

  The system is a Satellite L500 - 153 (PSJ3E)

  Post edited by: koocho

  Go to Device Manager.
  Remove all USB hubs and USB controllers in the list of devices.
  Restart the computer and wait for Win has recognized and installed again all USB devices.
  Then test the USB feature.

• How to enter the BIOS on Satellite L500

  Hello
  I have satellite l500, and I would like to ask how I can enter the bios and change the size of agp aparture.

  Thank you

  Hello

  AFAIK, you can enter the Bios by pressing f2 at startup. But I don't think it is possible to change the size of aparture gpu. (allocate memory gpu)

• Re: Satellite L500 - 1UU BIOS Splash screen not visible anymore

  I activated the FAST Boot in the BIOS on my Satellite L500-1UU.
  The STARTUP SCREEN of my motherboard DOES NOT SHOWUP.
  I WOULD LIKE TO RE ENABLE IT.

  ADVISOR.

  Hello

  Why you n t set the BIOS back to default settings?
  Turn on the device, press F2, and then choose the default settings in the BIOS (I think you need to press F9).
  Save the changes and reboot.