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• Satellite L750-16Z new DVD player

  It keeps track of the post "Reader of DVD Satellite L750 - 16Z erratic behavior".

  Dvd endless reason disc clicks have been resolved by turning off the Toshiba PC Health Monitor from startup in msconfig.

  Now, if I go into Windows Media Player and play a .wmv file saved, the DVD drive clicks when a .wmv file is normally played only the first time. I think this may have something to do with the settings in Windows Media Player like VLC seems OK. Any ideas?

  I could try to completely uninstall the PC Health Monitor - but before you do, I noticed that my version is 1.7.9.64M, but one on the Toshiba site is 1.7.4.64 and it doesn't seem to be a 1.7.9.64M to download for my model, in which case I wish to reinstall at a later date.

  In the meantime, I turned off the DVD drive in Device Manager. I also wonder if it is possible to disable the DVD from the BIOS drive? This isn't an ideal solution, but should record the disc in the long term.

  > It keeps track of the post ' reader of DVD Satellite L750-16Z erratic behavior. "
  > Dvd endless reason disc clicks have been resolved by turning off the Toshiba PC Health Monitor from startup in msconfig.

  Seems that you are talking about this thread:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?MessageID=257955

  > Now, if I go into Windows Media Player and play a file saved .wmv, the DVD drive clicks when a .wmv file is normally played only the first time. I think this may have something to do with the settings in Windows Media Player like VLC seems OK. Any ideas?

  Not sure about this but it could be related to WMP if it appears only using WMP.

  > I could try completely uninstalling the PC Health Monitor - but before doing so, I noticed that my version is 1.7.9.64M, but the one on the Toshiba site is 1.7.4.64 and it doesn't seem to be a 1.7.9.64M to download for my model, in which case I wish to reinstall at a later date.

  I guess that's the same version, however, on the page of the Toshiba driver you will find no more version that preinstalled on your laptop. so you will be able to always download the latest don t you worry about it you can uninstall this tool ;)

  PS: DVD player can not be disabled in the BIOS

• Satellite L750-134: CD/DVD drive TS-L633F doesn't work no - 19 of the Code

  Toshiba Satellite L750-134. Windows 7 (64-bit).
  TSSTcorp CDDVDW TS-L633F stoped working a few days without any reason.

  I still can load a disc but do not see it in Windows.
  In the Device Manager there is a yellow triangle with an exclamation point.

  There is a note in the properties: Windows was unable to start this device as information on its configuration in the registry is incomplete or damaged (Code 19).

  How to solve this problem?

  Hello

  Remove the CD/DVD drive in device (device marked with yellow exclamation) Manager
  Then start the registry (regedit in the search)
  Here, you will have to remove the filters above and below to the following registry key:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \SYSTEM------CurrentControlSet------Control\Class------{4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}

  More information from Microsoft here:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314060/en-us

• Satellite L750 - internal speaker stopped working after a few minutes of use

  Hello

  Sorry, but I had to use pastebin because when I want to post, the site send me '403 response Code '...

  This is my problem:
  https://pastebin.com/aaLdCxju
  Does anyone have an idea on how to fix this?

  Any help would be appreciated

  Satellite L750 - 1 H 3

  Have you tried to ask for help on the forums of Linux?

• Satellite L750-16Z - nattering DVD ROM the start/Update OS

  Just bought this laptop and it's a relief to have something new, finally.

  I was wondering if it is normal that the DVD player comes on before the BIOS screen comes on. He kind of did a little click in/out good, I've heard some Toshibas and not others. The order of the menu boot F2 is 2. USB, 3.ODD, 4.FDD, 1.HDD, 5.LAN.

  Also I was wondering what to do in what concerns the upgrade to Windows 7 Professional, I have a copy that I purchased when Windows 7 is released, but is not SP1 and this notebook is SP1, so I'm worried that the upgrade with my version may cause me a problem.

  Post edited by: meridius10_1

  This trigger is normal, and you can hear it on all models of laptops. Then n t worry not about this.

  When you buy the laptop, you'll get preinstalled the operating system as part of the recovery image. You have also allowed for it. Important is to create recovery DVDs discs. You can use this disk for recovery image installation and you can use it so often desired.

  When the disc is created, you can do whatever you want. You can install own OS, you can upgrade from the existing version of the OS. No problem at all.

  If something goes wrong and you want to have factory settings again, you can use created recovery DVD and install the original Toshiba recovery image.

  If you have any other questions you are welcome.

• Re: Satellite L750 - the speakers cut out after a few minutes

  My laptop speakers cut out after a few minutes, if I play music from iTunes, a DVD or talking on Skype - ideas please someone?

  And then?
  What should you do to get speakers still work? Laptop restart maybe?

  Are you using the original pre-installed OS that you got with your laptop?
  Since when did you notice this behavior?
  The same happens when you use headphones?

• Satellite L750 - ODD internal and external does not-code 19

  Hello

  We have a Satellite L750. The dvd/cd rom is not working. We get information are: the configuration is incomplete or lacking in the registry.
  We tried an external USB 2.0 cd-rom. same error message.
  We have downloaded the USB patch and the page Web of Toshiba registry patch. Nothing changes.

  What shall we do?

  Best regards
  Michael

  What operating system do you use?
  Your machine is pre-installed with original OS that you got with it?

  Check it please this article.
  Maybe he can help you.

• DVD - rom click on Satellite L750-11W

  Hello

  I have a Satellite L750-11W and every 4-5 min DVD - rom clicks... I'm sure the DVD clicks for the simple fact that the sound is similar to the noise during the closing of the DVD-rom and the sound comes from the top right corner (DVD-rom).

  The HARD drive is in the lower left corner, and it's annoying.
  I don't know why it is clicking.

  Have you noticed the same behavior in the past until you have installed additional software (factory settings)?

• CD/DVD does not work after upgrade to win 8 on Satellite L750

  Hello

  After the upgrade of my Satellite L750 to Windows 8 I can't access my CD/DVD-unit more (not valid invalid error 19 code or registry entry is not complete). Same error when I connect my USB BD-burner.

  Who can help?

  Frank

  Hello

  Start Registry (regedit in the search), and delete the Upperfilters and Lowerfilters completely from the following registry key values:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SYSTEM CurrentControlSet Control Class {4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318

  After this reboot of the laptop

• Satellite L750 - upgrade of Windows 8 - DVD Drive missing

  I have upgraded to Windows 8, after a short then I found the DVD was not displayed in Explorer windows and devices. I had seen this before on another laptop and install drivers SATA 8 Win seemed to heal.

  I went to the section pilot on the Toshiba site for this model and there is none for SATA. Can someone point me in the right direction for a fix or Win 8 SATA drivers for the this model please?

  Concerning
  Mark

  Toshiba Satellite L750-1E8 (model short name = PSK1W8)

  * Why my CD/DVD drive does not work after upgrade to Windows 8? *
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/FAQ2B03F10002R01.htm

  You must uninstall the programs from Toshiba:
  TOSHIBA Recovery Media Creator
  TOSHIBA Disc Creator

• Satellite L750-11W - cannot write data to the DVD-ROM drive

  I have the laptop for about 2 years
  I have never used dvd - ram to write only for playback
  Early on, I noticed there was some lag before you begin to hear the sound of the DVD-ram, but it don't think it was a question

  Today, I tried to write files to a dvd. I inserted the blank dvd and waited and waited nothing happened.
  I tried to access the dvd - ram but nothing. I checked the game automatic and chosen options always ask. Re-inserted the blank dvd and waited a few minutes, then the Autoplay menu appears. I selected the option to burn with windows software, selected files, pressed burn, whereas it was over. Reinsert the dvd and guess what... it was empty. None of the files have been written on the DVD.

  I watched the dvd (in the back) clearly nothing has been written.
  I installed nero, and first of all, I checked the write speed.
  Well in the specifications, he says that this dvd - ram must write with 8 x.
  Nero told me that she could write with only 4 x. Then I tried to write the files with Nero.

  Waited for 10 minutes (time estimated by nero) and the dvd was ejected and nero says writing has failed at 4 x.
  I looked on the dvd. There were some marks, but the dvd should have been full.

  In any case the dvd was wrecked... visited the site Web of Toshiba and creator of disc uploaded... Installed... reboot the laptop... start disk creator of... Well what a shock I kept getting the same error:

  An unexpected error has occurred.
  Error code: 320097-49-00000001
  Press ok

  100 times the error persists until the program starts and he tells me that there are no recordable disks attached. Now, I'm really disappointed.
  What can I do?

  OS: Win 7 ultimate x 64
  the dvd - ram works correctly (via Device Manager)

  Why you n t try an other DVD like DVD R discs
  I had the same experience as you. Some discs are good, some are not so good.
  There are different manufacturers providing different types of discs with different quality standards.

  I tested a lot of drive but from the best experience with DVD R TDK or Verbatim

• Drive HARD Win 7 recovery does not work on Satellite L750

  Hello

  I have the Toshiba Satellite L750 with preinstaled win 7.

  I instaled the upgrade to win 8 (from dvd).

  After that I improve the MS site to Win 8.1 System.

  The system does not work properly (DVD is not recognized) so I have to install previuos system.

  First of all, I'm improving my BIOS for the new one - 3.60.

  After that I try to win 7 reinstal my HDD recovery (which is located on the d partition). But it does not work: it has been impossible to start recovering in the menu of the bios (F8 key does not work, it was only possible to press F2 or F12).

  So I have to install my dvd 8.0 Win and now I have it and it works. But this is only a clear system without any addons like nero, ms office etc.

  My question is how do reinstal win 7 of my hard drive recovery that I always on the d partition?
  in the bios the F8 key does not work.

  After clean OS installation installation of HARD drive recovery not working anymore. If you want to have the original image of recovery preinstalled on your machine, you must use recovery DVDs.
  I assume that you did not create this disc, right?

  In the user s manuals document clearly described how it works with the image recovery and the creation of recovery disks.

• Re: Satellite L750-Question about a data Partition

  L750 HARD disk is divided as follows:

  Drive C: 232 GB
  D drive: 233 GB (recovered files)
  System:?

  I'm not sure, if drive D is the one where do I place my own data, why must the files of recovery that probably should be in a separate partition. Can I create a new partition in the disk D for my own personal data that I don't want to place it with the recovery files in case they are accidentally deleted?

  In addition, I don't want to put my data on the C drive.

  > I'm not sure if drive D is where should I place my own data...
  Why not? What is the problem? Why is - what are irritated you with existing collection case here?
  I n t have Satellite L750 but if you can see folder HDDRecovery there you can set it to be hidden and you see it, but it will always be there. After doing this, you will not be able to accidentally erase.
  >... Why does have the files for recovery that probably should be in a separate partition.
  It doesn't have to be on a separate partition.
  > Can I create a new partition in the disk D for my own personal data that I don't want to place it with the recovery files in case they are accidentally deleted?
  There no sense to create a third partition if you already have the second partition D. use this partition to save all the data of a personal nature. I do the same.

  By the way: s user guides described document that you must create recovery DVDs. This recovery with the recovery image DVDs can be used for installing the OS. In General, after the creation of recovery disks, you can even remove data recovery. Don t move anywhere data recovery. Result may be that you will not be able to start the installation of HARD drive recovery - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD1303440001R01.htm

  If you have any other questions you are welcome.

• Satellite L750 - how scrolling with the touchpad?

  I have a Satellite L750 (my first laptop and first touchpad) running Windows 7. I put the mouse scrolling to 1 line at a time, but every time I place the pointer on the right scroll bar arrow down (and press the left button or press on) the screen pops so that the scroll bar is at the bottom. I want the screen to "inch" down slowly as if I was using a mouse wheel.

  Yes, I know that the answer is probably very simple, so those people who are itching to answer don't forget I'm a 'newbie' to touchpad.

  Concerning

  Hey,.

  You can scroll with the touchpad on the right side of it. Just move your finger upward or down on the right side of the touchpad and you can scroll with this gesture. It of not complicated and very easy.
  In addition, these basic operations are described in the user manual and I recommend reading. ;)

  If you are not familiar with the touch pad, you can also connect an external USB mouse (mouse even as on a desktop computer). These external mice are cheap and you don't need a driver for it. Just connect it to a USB port and it of ready to use :)

• Satellite L750 - kernel - task 41 63 eventID power

  Hello, I'm getting random reboots on my laptop for quite awhile now and I could really use some help.

  Things to note: I have not changed any hardware what so ever, the laptop is 4 years old, all software that I install are legitimate, I also tend to use ccleaner to clean the registry every time I uninstall a program, as I am of devices using a mouse and speakers, I have disabled all standby modes Hibernation of my power options.

  Things, that I already tried to solve the problem:

  1.I run memtest x 86 deliver multiple passes to check whether a material, I got 0 errors.

  2. I changed my diet with a new brand, but the problem persists.

  3.I used Coretemp and my gpu gpu Z and my pic carrots to 76 Celcious to Celcious 75 during the game (which, in my view, is actually pretty good).

  4.i have unchecked every option in my devices in Device Manager that allow the computer to turn off this device to save power, I also disabled the controller high definition audio in Device Manager.

  For what it's worth, my laptop is Toshiba Satellite L750.

  Thank you in advance.

  Is - this blue screening?
  Run nirsoft BlueScreenView to display the BSOD