Satellite M60-128: start: black screen/delay/blocking

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• Satellite A210-183 starts black screen no

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba Satellite A210-183 and I change the OS from vista to XP Home when I did that I was getting the error 0251: CMOS checksum error press f1 to continue

  I reinstalled Vista recovery and everything was ok.
  So I thought it might be a windows problem. I reinstalled XP home and I ran the update for SP3.

  After the computer starts, but nothing appears on the screen, not even BIOS

  Help me please

  You see the Toshiba Logo? Did you recently change any material? Install more memory?

  I try swapping around memory, or try a single module, in which case one is defective.

  I noticed some Toshiba models have a separate BIOS for XP and Vista. To check for a proper BIOS Toshiba website, if there is no dedicated XP BIOS, just updated the BIOS with the latest version.

  XP SP3 is known to cause problems on some PCs. I could install XP SP2 instead and see how it goes.

• C850 satellite will not start - black screen with mouse cursor while

  the screen while starting up is black with the cursor display white mouse - but won't start

  the computer is only 3 months with windows 8

  Please help me

  Thank you

  You mean underscore flashing/blinking in the upper left corner?
  It is above all an indicator of malfunction of the HARD drive.

  In your case, I recommend contacting the Toshiba authorised service provider because the laptop is 3 months old. In this case the warranty is still valid and you must have it repaired for free.

• Satellite L850 - 17 k - black screen with blue dots

  Satellite L850 - 17 k black screen with blue dots see photo
  It is THE video card, can't find it.

  See photos

  If you see the same on internal and external display LCD, I presume that the video card is faulty.

• Satellite L850D does not start - black screen

  Ok.. My wife L850D had problems with black screening started upward after the toshiba screen.

  I ran a few different utilities, including a reset... it all started about 3 weeks after the victory 8.1 upgrade.

  Rang technical support who kindly informed that because we put 8.1 on that he cancelled the guarantee. (btw nice guy)
  Then refused to help.

  And went and reloaded Win 8 of my happens, just to see if it was a problem of hardware, software.
  (yes I know, but it must have been only temp).

  It starts fine, sitting there for centuries without problem.
  It wasn't until I downloaded the drivers toshiba, (Yes the good) did a reboot and hey presto. black screen again.

  A little, this would imply that there is a problem with the drivers of toshiba?

  OK so the wife decided screw it, put Win 7 on it.
  Restarted with disk in. sat and sat. Google finally informed me that I had to disable secureboot and put uefi in the csm.

  OK fine, went into the bios, off course start, changed to the csm uefi and restart the computer.
  Now I get nothing; screen all turns on, fan starts, cd rom shots on and nothing stops down immediately if I push the power button.

  I pulled the battery, external and internal, let rest for half an hour and still the same thing.

  Any ideas?

  The history is for me a little confused so let me start from the beginning with some basic stuff.
  In your ad write you didn t what model do you have exactly (L850D-xxx) and I can't check the specs of the laptop but I presume that this laptop comes with preinstalled OS, probably Win8.
  Laptop with factory preinstalled OS that includes all the necessary drivers and tools and utilities. One of them is Toshiba Recovery Media Creator. With this tool, you can create a recovery (DVD or USB) media and it lets reinstall the original OS if it s some problem and HDD recovery does not work.
  Best option now would be to use these media and install original recovery image. Did you create this recovery media?

  Generally speaking when you new notebook you do not have to use the original OS. You can install anything you want, and it has nothing to do with security. You can install any OS, all supported operating systems. So I do not understand how you could get info from technical support.

  In any case, try please connect your laptop to the power supply and restart laptop. What exactly happens? See Toshiba welcome screen? Try pressing F12 repeatedly. There any reaction?

• P750 satellite - black screen, freeze, blocking everything at stake

  Hi, I had my P750 not for long, and I have some problems with games.
  Most of the more recent games like NFS RUN, BF3 or FEAR 3, shows a black screen in game, freeze and then the accident I will play the game (2-10 minutes).

  Other games like BLACK OPS, ASSASSINS CREED REVELATIONS and SAINTS ROW THE THIRD, freeze and I have to press ctrl + alt + delete to continue the game again... im really disappointed with Toshiba, because although I was told that this laptop was appropriate for the game, instead I get crashes!

  I don't have it overclocked, the NVIDIA drivers are later (285.62) same as DirectX

  I've seen similar posts on this forum, but no serious solution. Help, please!

  Toshiba pilot European page you can find the NVIDIA driver v 267.44
  Have you tested this driver?

  I also found a few updated drivers on laptopvideo2go.com page but the use of these drivers is at your own risk and don't know if they work properly.

• Satellite Pro L300 - cursor black screen flashing

  Hi all

  I have a Toshiba laptop Satellite Pro L300 Vista.

  The customer earned him in because when it starts it goes to home Toshiba screen then goes to a black screen with cursor flashing at the top left. I connected external monitor with the same result. Swapped RAM as well.

  Have run Memtest (spent), Seagate HDD long test (past), Ultimate boot CD and Winternals without success.
  * F8 does not work * and no more than the resumption of the plant.

  Can enter the BIOS F2 and F12 no problems and the HARD drive is listed.

  I reinstalled Vista on CD and on reboot it goes back to blinking cursor. I tried booting from the Vista CD repair and system restore. FixBoot commands and FixMbr prompt as well as with the same result.
  I feel that it may be a corrupt CMOS sensor? It's like the OS installs correctly, but the computer loses his memory on reboot where the operating system?

  Is the battery CMOS easily accessible and removable on this model?

  Has anyone experienced these symptoms? Is - fixable at lower cost?

  Hello

  If you have clients, I guess you're a technician and hope you have a few pieces of equipment in your store.
  Have you tried to set the BIOS to default settings and check again?
  If possible try to exchange the HARD drive and test the functionality again.
  You can use laptop with Linux live CD (HARD drive not required)?

  To be honest that I think n problem t is ORGANIC and, in my opinion, the exchange of the CMOS battery is not necessary.

  Please test it with the new HARD drive and post comments.

• Re: Satellite L675-10 t black screen after disassembly problem

  Hi all

  I recently had some problems with my L675-10T overheating, even when I was with a big fan of cooling for the games.

  I realized that the problem resulted from blocked exhaust and dust and it is why, after reading and watching the many tutorials, I opened my laptop computer successfully and all cleaned up.

  The temperature dropped to 20 c and I was happy.

  The next night, however, took my laptop and headed for the living room, and it will stop.
  Black screen and nothing passed. So I ran to the internet and found this solution, it worked btw.

  1. turn off your computer
  2. unplug all wires (including energy)
  3. disconnect the battery from the bottom of the computer.
  4 re - connect the power cable. (the battery should not be in the computer)
  5. turn power on. The screen works. Choose start windows normally. (if you get this screen)

  The thing is, the same thing happened to me this morning as well.
  Twice in 2 days and im a little worried I did something wrong during Assembly of the laptop or something. Any ideas? Or do I keep accountant with the above solution?
  Looks like a mess of power upwards of sorts.

  Thank you in advance.

  Hello

  I assume that this question has not happened before you have disassembled the laptop. Right?
  To be honest this similar issue happened to me to. The portable light not (black screen) after I'm entered in the mode 'sleep'. However, this happened only once

  It s hard to tell why this happened to you it of not impossible that you have damaged something for disassembled the procedure.

  However, the fact is that the warranty is not valid more because you opened the laptop. That is why any approach (especially parts replacement) to solve this problem would cost money.
  So ultimately it s your decision: a technician visit to downtown to see the pieces of equipment or keep your stay with the workaround mentioned above.

• Satellite X 205-SLi3 - black screen with the mobile mouse at startup

  I have a computer laptop X 205 - Sli 3 satellite, which is a little more than a month and running windows Vista. (let me know if the exact specifications make a difference)

  Yesterday morning my laptop was working fine, I arrested him at home because I need to take to work with me to get some files there. However, when I tried to turn it back on all I got was a black screen with cursor mouse mobile white dead center. I saw other posts with similar problems, but no solutions.

  Loads everything up as normal at the beginning: I get the Toshiba load screen (this allows me to make changes to the boot from there with F2, F8, F12 or, but none seems to have no effect) and I get the little green loading bar of Microsoft just before the screen blinks a few times and then turns black except for the white mouse. The touchpad, Capslock and scroll lock keys * are * admissible, but the function keys and Ctrl + Alt + Delete to do * not * work. There is no way to stop the laptop at this point without maintaining the power button.

  I tried to start in safe mode, safe mode with networking, safe mode with command prompt, only to get exactly the same result after Windows loading bar. (only a lower resolution on this beautiful Virgin high-def screen mouse cursor). I activated the boot record, nothing, I tried to start with the "last known good configuration", nothing.

  I tried windows repair options: repair system, System Restore (it * was * a windows update just before restore point in my laptop screwed up and I m wondering if that has something to do with it because it was the first time the computer was turned off since the auto update installed... but get an older restore point does not help) , as well as the windows memory diagnostic tool. Everything is displayed normally but still black screen after the loading bar Microsoft...

  I also tried the debug mode, and directory services restore mode just for the heck of it - each time the black screen of death.

  I even put in the Toshiba recovery disc and put my laptop to boot from the CD rather than the HD (it gives me the same options by pressing F8 and go to repair are starting only I didn't have to put my admin password)

  The only thing I can think that I n t done is format my whole hard drive, I know that this is not always a solution, and I prefer to keep all my school and work files if possible. Fortunately I am able to get into the command prompt BACK and some of the most important things am copy on a USB key, but I'll still probably lose all my programs and larger files.

  Someone had a similar problem?
  If so, what was the solution?
  I would call all technical support, but I won't have time until after the new year to spend on the phone and I have a feeling that their solution will be to format and use the recovery disc.

  Man, such an expensive machine and then all this work of wouldn because of some software sh... So, if you have backed up your most important files, then, I would _recommend_ you to recover your machine. Won´t solve you anything just trying to find the error, believe me, you'll go nuts.

  Just put the recovery in the drive and start the process of "delete-all-my-programs-but-protect-my-nerves-and-make-everything-OK".

  Welcome them

• Satellite A100 has a black screen and will not charge in the Bios

  I bought a Satellite A100 - (model psaa8c-0fh00e) about 5 months ago. It was left overnight, which is not uncommon, and when I came back using about 15 hours later it was just a black screen. moved from the touch screen and keys, and nothing did. so I cold it starts and he died. I then turned it back as usual and the laptop turns on but the screen is completely black. It's not loading the normal Toshiba Bios screen.

  Now my question: If there is any way I can solve this, I am familiar with computers and parts. I don't get this cause I've ever had to reflash the wood or something like that. I am unsure of how to activate and I really want to have to take it to a shop, any suggestions would be helpful.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hi Conrad,.

  If your 100 starts normally (spinning HARD drive, optical drive LED flashes, fans turn etc.) then I suppose that your FL inverter or LCD screen is not. You can check this by connecting an external monitor to the laptop to see if it shows the normal display.

  On the other hand if there is no activity at all portable computer turn when you turn it on then I guess you have an internal hardware failure, possibly the main card, which must be checked by a Service partner authorized Toshiba since the unit is still under warranty if it is only 5 months old.

  Kind regards

• Satellite C660-10 d - black screen after adding extra RAM!

  Hello world

  I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite C660-10 d and have recently bought a 2GB additional RAM to upgrade my laptop to 4 GB in total. The RAM stick is identical to the 2 GB ram origin that settled in the laptop.

  I added the extra ram and when I turn on the laptop the screen remains black, however the laptop fans can be heard etc. When I remove the extra ram com starts up fine and shows the windows login screen. I also tried the two ram sticks on their own to slot 1 and both work well, its only when they are both in the connectors that I get the black screen.

  Any help asap would be fantastic.

  Concerning

  Griff

  > When I remove the extra ram the com starts up fine and shows the windows login screen.

  Its a problem with your extra RAM module.
  Is not fully compatible.
  Recommend you use two identical Kingston RAM modules, these modules are great, tested and provide good quality.

• Satellite A-C55-1N1 black screen turned on

  I've had my laptop for 7 months, I had a lot of problems with it from the beginning.
  It has always run slow and started to disconnect internet without no reason.

  A few days ago, she refused to connect to the Internet at all and now when I turn it on I just get a black screen.

  No beeps or logos just a black screen. It turns on OK, and I tried to turn it on so that hip and with just the battery running.

  It is still under warranty, but I wonder if anyone has any suggestions. I am really disappointed that my last Satellite has been brilliant for years, had no problem.

  You are able to access the BIOS?
  To access the BIOS press the F2 button power button.

  In this case isn t possible try this:
  Disconnect the power adapter and remove the battery.
  Now hold down the power button / stop along 30 sec.
  After that, connect the AC adapter and the battery and press the power button once to turn on the portable computer.

  Is this possible? Your comments would be appreciated

• Satellite L300 - update BIOS black screen caused to go

  Got Tempro opinion on Satellite L300 Bios upgrade. During the upgrade installation, laptop rebooted by itself. Result is fresh light on and power light, fan turns but black screen. What should I do to recover the machine.

  Try this:

  Remove the battery and the AC and let sit for an hour, then try to start again.
  Open memory cover and remove the second Module of RAM (or change the size of the RAM). This may reset the system and startup.

  If this fails, the BIOS was damaged, in which case you will have to send the laptop to an ASP for repair.

• Satellite A200-130 - had black screen after BIOS updated

  I have Satellite A200-130 I install a windows Vista OS with success and after that, I have saved all the driver I DOWNLOAD and put on a single folder... but then I accidentally open the configuration files of the BIOS that is "setup.exe" with the file "skae180a.rom".

  BOS update starts automatically and I can't cancel it because my keyboard doesn't work simply do not. Then the update fails. I tried to restart my laptop using the touchpad and after reboot I just get BLACK SCREEN and HD led flash just once and my CD/DVD drive is displayed for 5 seconds and nothing happens.

  Now my laptop remains the same... just 'black screen '.
  Can someone help me on this matter? I really need this laptop to be repaired.

  Hello
  I had exactly the same problem with my laptop A200, I spent so much time looking for a solution to this, I tried all the solution I got the net fourms but not at all, 100% bios chip be changed by ASP.
  UOP now I'm not sure that the A200 bios chip can be changed or I have to change all the Mo.
  I'll send it to ASP.

• Satellite C50D does not (black screen)

  Hello

  I have a problem with a Satellite C50D-A-133 which does not (rest on the black screen).
  I tried the reset procedure and I replaced the RAM without success.

  Has anyone had this problem?

  Thank you in advance.

  PS: for information, if someone reads Toshiba does not have this message, the french support site (redirects to the homepage when you enter the serial number or by selecting the model in the list).

  By reset procedure do you mean remove the battery and by pressing and holding the long power 30 dry?
  It is the common procedure in case the laptop doesn't wake up no more.
  But of course this will help in case of a hardware problem.

  It would also be possible that corrupted BIOS CMOS data prevents the machine to start. This can happen in case of module of the BIOS EPROM, but this should be verified by the authorized service provider

  As you can see, it's really not very easy to say what could be wrong here