Satellite L850D - lines of color on the screen of the BIOS

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• 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.

• Re: Satellite L300 - vertical lines of color on the screen

  Hello
  All of a sudden my Satellite L300 has many colored lines running up and down the screen.
  have never seen this before on any pc, so do not know what could be the cause.

  have tried a search on this forum but found nothing relevant.

  need to know if its worth trying to fix...

  Failed to contact Toshiba other than the robot which is useless.

  Thank you

  I can't say for sure, but it might be faulty display.
  What you can try is to connect the external monitor or TV to the laptop and check if there is a problem on an external device. In case contrary it comes to the display and it should be replaced.

  Googling around you can check how much you must pay for the display again and do a rough estimate, if Exchange is the right option or not.

• OSX suddenly stopped and restarted but does not restart. Lines of color on the screen

  Hello

  I'm on OSX 10.10.5 (I think) at least, I use EL Capitan. I can't tell the exact version, because my computer does not start correctly. The software is installed on an I mac for some time around mid-2011.

  The day began like any other day. I turned on the computer. Opens the web browser and lightroom. All of a sudden my screen turned gray and my second was a line downwards in the Middle, almost as if two screens of office have been posted on a monitor. Screens flashed several times with some funky patterns and then the system restarted with a carillon.

  When he did, white vertical bands turned towards the bottom of the screen while the Apple was displayed at startup. Sold turned screen gray, then rebooted again. This time, the bands were purple. It's the same thing again but next time the lines were orange and the system restarted a third time. At this point, I turned the computer off and tried again, but I was immediately greeted with several orange bands.

  Can someone help me find a solution or help me pin point the problem?

  From what you describe, it looks like a hardware issue that Apple will only be able to resolve, but not to despair immediately.

  Read it please get help with graphics issues on external displays connected to your Mac - Apple Support.

  I know that the title and subject are not suitable to your concern, but buried in this document is the following passage that contains three links describing the steps to follow.

  If you can not change the resolution of your screen because you see no image, restart your Mac in safe mode to reset the default display resolution.

  If booting safe mode doesn't resolve the problem, reset your Mac NVRAM and SMC to reset the video ports on your Mac to their default values.

  That first, then write again for additional suggestions if you are still having problems.

• Satellite M40 does not load before the BIOS screen

  When I turn on my Satellite M40 unfortunately it does not happened on 7/8ths blue bar going across the screen.

  That left me completely baffled as what to do.

  Apparently, it could be repaired by removing the cables on my CMOS battery?

  If someone knows how I would go all this? or have any other ideas?

  Thank you xx

  Hi Dec,

  Blue scroll bars indicate that the Wondiows operating system is loaded from the hard drive. If this process hangs while loading, then it is likely that the hard drive itself is defetive or else the files that are being loaded are corrupt and cannot be loaded.

  Interfere with the CMOS chip will not fix this problem because the BIOS has already been loaded at this point.

  If you have access to a bootable CD/DVD (such as Norton Disk Doctor) then I siggest you boot from it and running a scan of your hard drive. Alternatively you can try reinstalling your operating system of the Toshiba recovery CD but it won't replace your own data on your hard drive.

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• Satellite L850D/00J - where to find the symbol of the British pound to keyboard

  I bought a toshiba satellite L850D/00J in Australia but I need the English pound sign

  Anyone know how to find it on the keybored thanks

  Julie

  If you have it t n open Google and find it there. Copy the sign and paste it into the document you need.
  It may be the fastest solution for you.

  Another way, change the input language of the keyboard to the keyboard.

• lines of color at the bottom of the clip

  A timelime, DC first, I: red, yellow, orange, blue, lines or nothing at the bottom of some clips - audio and/or video.

  What does that mean?

  This means that you duplicated clips/frames on the timeline.

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Premiere-Pro/using/whats-new.html#duplicate%20frame%20detection

• 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 L300-1 has 3 - after the BIOS update, I get a BSOD

  I have a Satellite L300 1A 3 MODEL PSLB8E. I decided to update the version of the BIOS, thinking that he can resolve my issue of ethernet controller.

  But after the update, my laptop goes on infinite blue screen of death. How can I recover from this injury?

  Can someone please help.

  Hello

  Did you choose the good BIOS update for your model? Was it for Satellite L300 PSLB8E?

  What code you get BSOD?

  After the BIOS update you must always load the default settings. Maybe a bad BIOS setting is causing this BSOD.

• 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.
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• Satellite U200 163: a bug in the bios with linux

  on my u200 163 (with the new bios 1.3 works well on XP), linux (2.6.17) as Mandrvia 2007 or Ubuntu Edgy new distributions does not start ok. After grub starts, two lines talking about the bios bug and memory address not E820 reserved and not using MMC...?
  Y at - it a bug in the bios? Can I change something in my bios?
  These linux distributions work very well on other PC...

  Thank you!

  Hi ft

  Unfortunately I have no explanation for what is happening exactly to your device, but don t forget that your device is not supported under Linux and also designed for Windows XP.

  Satellite U200 is more recent and it is possible that in a month next someone will do some Linux experience on this unit and reported it here.

  Good bye

• Satellite P20-304 - how to remove the BIOS password

  Hi all

  a girlfriend of mine got a Satellite P20 304 with Phoenix Bios.
  She wanted that I remove the Bios password that must be entered directly after the Toshiba start screen.
  So, I entered Bios with F2, went to security, entered the old password and press enter two times to a new blank password.

  The Bios then showed that user password is not defined.
  I saved the changes and started to laptop came out, and asked me again a password.
  Now no entry (only press enter) or the old password works, still displays "wrong password".

  What I did wrong?

  I am a COMPUTER technician, but never had a problem like this.
  This problem is related to the Bios Phoenix or Toshiba? And how to solve the problem?

  Can anyone help? Would be fine, girlfriend needs urgent laptop.

  Thanks for the comments!

• Satellite L350 - does not start after the BIOS update

  Hello

  I recently (yesterday) downloaded the latest version of bios update dated dated 25/02/10 2: 20 - WIN, after download and does run the software from the laptop immediately stopped working and stop. I am now no longer able to boot up the laptop at all, all I get is the power light on and the hard disk light flashes, I hear the spinning CD/DVD drive, but what is not screen anything, I don't think this is the start.

  Is there a way to fix this without taking it to a store/engineer, BIOS recovery?

  The laptop is a Satellite L350, I opened the laptop to try to reset the CMOS by removing the card mother battery (not sure if it would have helped), but as much as I know it doesn't have an or I'm not.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Andy

  Hi Andy,.

  Hmm... If the BIOS update failed, you can't do anything because only an authorized service provider has professional diagnostic and recovery tools to redo an update.

  So in my opinion, you must contact a service provider authorized in your country. Get in touch with the guy and ask for help. They will tell you what to do now.

  Here is their list:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > find an ASP.

  Good luck! :)

• Re: Satellite U300 - 153 (PSU30E) - updated after the BIOS, I can't install Vista

  I recently installed an update of the BIOS for the U300-153 from the Web from Toshiba website.
  Has been running Vista Ultimate at the time.

  From that moment I could not access my hard drive. Restart the BIOS upgrade, it would hang on to the Vista loading screen. I tried to reinstall Vista Ultimate, but it always freezes at the point "finish installation". Have not tried to install other operationg system.

  Help, please!

  Hello!

  Weird, but in my opinion, it looks like to what you have tried to install an incorrect BIOS for your laptop.
  Are you really sure that you have downloaded the BIOS for Satellite U300 PSU30E?

  In addition, I would try to load the default settings in the BIOS. Check it!

  Are you trying to reinstall Vista using Toshiba recovery disc or disc of Microsoft?

  Good bye