Satellite P10 - 873 swtichs audio out

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  Satellite P10 873 PSP 16th:-not his Device
  Win XP-Home Edition SP2

  Everything was going well until a bad sector on the hard drive. I have Ran Chkdsk /r and re-installed windows.

  In Control Panel/System/Hardware/Device Manager it is a unknown device in the sound,.
  Section of video and games controllers which I think can be unit XT of SRS truesurround.
  also Realtek AC97 sound devices shown as correct and functional.

  Tried to load the audio drivers from the website of Toshiba (sound-s-p10-xp-510005490) and still no audio device

  available from the configuration/sounds and Audio devices Control Panel.
  Got the patch KB888111 from Microsoft and installed, still no luck.

  Any ideas as to what I'm doing wrong please?

  Satellite P10 is old enough laptop model. I have very good experiences with P20. It's almost the same laptop, but a bit bigger. A friend of mine uses P10 for the job and we have installed WXP Pro using all the tricks of the Toshiba support page. The OS is installed two years ago, and the sound still works.

  If you can not get this to work, I recommend you remove all the important data for the D partition or save on an external device and make the clean OS install. It will be interesting to see if the problem persists.

  By the way: is a connected to your laptop satellite external game controller?
  An interesting solution, I found here.

• ATI Radeon Mobility Core/memory clock speeds - Satellite P10 873

  I have a portable Satellite P10 873 using 64 MB Radeon 9700 Mobility GPU, the base clock is set at 400 and 200 memory. The chip must be run to 450/260 so if anyone from Toshiba is reading this can you tell me if the cooling of the Gpu is sufficient for these speeds (judging by the traces of burning on my thighs could well be unlikely)?

  Is also the 64 MB expandable to 128 MB of VRAM?

  Post edited by: carmeldoab

  Hi Carmel

  First of all the graphics card is a small chip that attaches to the motherboard.
  The graphics card has no own cooling system. Only the CPU has a cooling fan.

  Toshiba recommends to use the graphic driver Toshiba because the drivers are changed and support an overheating protection. In this case the graphics driver controls the heat produced by the graphics card.
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• Satellite P10 873 LAN wireless connection

  Hi all

  I have a laptop Satellite P10 873. I just bought a Netgear DG834GT wireless modem/router and can not get completely connected to the internet via Tiscali (ISP).
  The problem manifests itself in what I can connect to the router and can even ping various sites on the net. But trying to connect to a site using MSIE I just get "unable to connect" rejection page
  In addition, using the CMD prompt, tempting a Telnet session to a web site on port 80 is rejected for example "80 www.bt.com.
  I put all the securities to a minimum without effect.
  I have another laptop that connects and works perfectly with the Netgear/Ticali Installer. I also identically configured MSIE on both machines without success.

  Anyone has any ideas what could be the cause?

  Thanks Mike

  [Edited by: admin October 14 05 11:49]

  Hello

  Well, do you have Devil WLan configurations?
  If you use the Windows settings you must activate it in the WLAN properties and if you are using a customer this option should be disabled.
  Also, check if the windows firewall is disabled. This option please the good state of market for the wireless card
  Sorry, I put t have other ideas.

  Good bye

• Satellite P10 873: power supply and CPU Overload

  I have the laptop of P10 - 873 for 4 months.
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  I can only work using the battery. When the battery goes out I normally load (with the laptop turned off) and then I use the notebook only with the battery again.
  If I connect it to AC power turns off after 3 minutes!

  I checked the CPU usage when connected to the AC and it seems that the CPU is too important (from 65 to 98% - where it stops!) without running applications other than the process required for the laptop to operate.

  I sent the laptop to TOSHIBA and they returned saying that they have updated the BIOS.
  Unfortunately, the problem was not fixed!

  Do you have any suggestions?

  Hello christina123.

  Sylvain is right. It is not a problem with the bios.
  I think it's a problem with the motherboard.

  Good bye

• Unable to connect satellite P10 - 873 to 802.11 Wlan N Router

  I can't get my P10 873 to work with my 802.11n router.
  The current Protocol inside this laptop's 802.11 g.

  In my view, there is a way to reconfigure the settings, but my knowledge is lacking in this area.
  Everybody out there is able to offer advice, or do I need a new laptop computer?

  Hello

  You can't connect the laptop via a WLAN router 802.11 N because the card wifi does not support this standard WLan!

  As you mentioned the wireless network adapter supports 802.11 G and it's different from 802.11 N

  Therefore, change the Wlan standard in the configuration of the router for 802.11 G in order to connect to the laptop wireless.

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• Satellite P10 - 873 freezing randomly

  Hi all

  I have a P10 and several times per day on average the machine seems to freeze in Windows XP for 5-10 seconds. During this time you cannot move the mouse or use the keyboard. Often during this time the fan comes into play at its highest level, but the strange thing is it is not always do it when the fan runs at the highest setting.

  The machine made the day 1 and now if she was 8 months old.

  It is not a spyware or virus problem, I use all of the latest drivers and tried to reinstall the software preinstalled without success.

  Anyone else have this problem or knows how to solve this problem.

  I lost a little confidence in Toshibas, my first was faulty and had to go back and am now beginning to regret not trying to fix this soon I am the new replacement, at that time did not really want to go through the entire process of sending another laptop, so decided to live with it.

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  Post edited by: corh5

  Hello

  The fact that fans sometimes go into action during these temporary freezes suggests that intense CPU activity takes place during this period. Fan activity is almost always related to the activity of the UC somehow. Do you have any process or scheduled for execution of routine tasks? I think that Windows Update will check for updates regularly as will of the available ad ware and spyware products =. You can also have a running anti-virus software that seeks to control internet updates available.

  You don't say if you laptop is connected permanently to the internet, but it is possible that some process attempts to locate a suitable COM port and is causing the rest of your laptop to hang until it times out.

  It may well be a case of trial and error to locate the offending process because there will be many background processes present in XP

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• Satellite P10 873 cannot read SD cards > 1 GB?

  Cannot find a driver more recent for Secure Digital host controller so left with a problem of my laptop just hung when I insert a 2 GB SD in there. Anyone know a solution to this problem or do I just use the USB drive instead of the built-in slot?

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  I think that the old models with the internal sd card reader are not able to read larger SD cards.
  My old Satellite does not read 1 GB SD cards ;( I just bought an external USB card reader and it works like a dream
  These devices are cheap and very easy

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• Annoying beep of Satellite P10 873

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  It looks like a number being pressed on a pad of phone, very loud sound and the most annoying numbering and occurs randomly.

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  In my view, the error code 10 appears because you tried to install the memory card driver, but the driver control host has not been installed.

  On the Toshiba page I found only a SD for W2k, not WinXP host controller.
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  Format you the SD card with another device?
  Have you tried to format the card 128 MB with SD card formatting utility?
  Check it!

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  Control another laptop drivers for driver control compatible host SD for WinXP

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  To be honest, it's a bit confusing

  If you want to restore your laptop to factory settings you must boot from the Toshiba recovery disc. It is a boot disk and you have to follow the instructions on the screen to restore the factory settings.

  Toshiba Recovery disk erase the whole HARD drive and then unpacking settings will be restored with all the drivers and tools for your laptop is ready for use after the Toshiba recovery disc.

  It works for you?

• Urgent need: rubber feet for Satellite P10

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  You can buy from the authorized Toshiba maintainer in your country.
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  [If your notebook won power t on sometimes you check out this article: what steps must be followed if your Toshiba laptop does not start? | http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/ann.jspa?annID=21]

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