Satellite P100-646 - goes down by itself

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• Satellite P100-478 - blocking down, temperature problem

  Hello world

  There is a year and a month, I bought a laptop Toshiba Satellite P100-478.

  Everything worked fine until now.
  Now, I have some problems of temperature.

  I tried to play (I know 7300 go are not the best for this), and I checked the temperature with Intel Thermal Analysis Tool (TAT).

  Before playing:
  Core 1 ~ 60
  Core 2 ~ 60
  Temp 33 ACPI thermal zone

  While playing:
  Core 1 ~ 85
  Core 2 ~ 85
  Thermal Zone temp ACPI 33

  So I don't know why he died.

  I restarted the pc, without delay:
  Core 1 ~ 74
  Core 2 ~ 75
  Thermal Zone temp ACPI 70 (what the hell?)

  If I play, if I work (programming), even install windows live messenger yesterday results in a disabling...
  I restored my computer with the CD in my computer Windows Vista is clear...

  Because the security of the computer is over (since 1 month, geez), I changed the radiator composed (hope this is the correct English), but unfortunately this isn't helping.

  The temperature of ACPI, from 30 to 70 after the restart thing it's something strange...

  Anyone have any idea?

  Best regards, Dimitri.

  Unless you have a software problem (take a look at the Windows process monitor to see if CPU 100% active) it is likely that powder is blocking off the coast of radiators.

  I had problems with a Toshiba Satellite 30-135. Fans were running at full speed. Temperature has quickly reached the maximum and the closed laptop. I put the laptop upside down on a table to see the fans and there is powder inside fans, but nothing spectacular. Then I blew my mouth through the gates where the air goes out of the laptop, the copper radiator is behind the gates - * blow air only please *!) : a lot of Red-gray powder came out in a big cloud. To restart the laptop ran silently and never stops again.

  Since then, I use a spray of cleaning the dry air from time to time to blow gently through the gates, and I have more problems.

  Unfortumately I have not used the mobile me and the user got angry and started the laptop several times during the incident, so that the display being damaged: two weeks after the incident, a vertical white line have signed the death of display.

  So be careful!

• Satellite L750 - battery goes down

  Hello

  This just started to happen, laptop less than a year, if I leave the battery connected to the laptop, it will be 0 for a period of a week or two. If I disconnect laptop battery and leave it for a week then on laptop battery and switch on it is still loaded.

  I do a full stop when I'm done with laptop; It seems that the laptop is somehow attract to the bottom of the stack when it is off... .any suggestions?

  Hello

  If some options such as wake on LAN or other wake-up options are enabled in the BIOS settings, the battery could discharge slowly even if the device is OFF.
  That's why I recommend you disable these options in the BIOS to avoid discharging the battery

• Satellite P100-286 goes into sleep mode

  I noticed that even though she put to sleep when I close the lid. Fans continue and the sleep led remains blue.

  Read the manual suggest the machine to turn off fans, material etc and the light should be orange.
  Hibernation works fine, but I want to sleep.
  I suspect that the problem lies in the NVidia 7900 GS drivers that I use (7.15.10.9754).

  I tried to go back to Microsoft with no luck.
  Should what drivers I use to solve the problem of sleep and how to get Vista to use? He always seems to use later.

  Hello

  Using Windows Vista?
  On Toshiba laptops with Windows XP the energy saver is installed and control settings for standby and hibernation mode.
  I guess on computers laptops with operating system Vista Toshiba energy saver has not been installed and you should check the settings in Vista power options.

  I put t know what drivers you use and where you downloaded it, but you must use the drivers that came with the laptop and the image of Toshiba.

• Satellite P200: Wireless goes down to the local level

  I have a P200 Vista and since a few days (latest updates Vista?), wireless continues through local or limited connectivity (no Internet access) and I have to manually disconnect and reconnect to my wireless router Linksys (what I can still do it without any problem).

  It seems by browsing some Internet forums that many people are having problems with this kind of problem on Vista.

  Does anyone know if there is a solution or workaround for this problem solution, which sometimes occurs every few minutes?

  I don t wonder on this problem, I read a lot of posts in different forums on performance of Wlan on Vista OS problems.
  Sometimes these problems are related to the WLan driver and in this case, the update of the WLan driver can solve those irritating problems.

  But above all the Vista operating system is responsible for such disorders tree!
  I found this Microsoft documents on;

  Http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932063 several problems occur on a computer Windows Vista when you work in a wireless network environment

  I think you should try running the automatically the process of update of Windows Vista to get the latest patches and fixes. Should work.

• Stream video slowdown and going out of sync on Satellite P100 - 434 Vista

  I have a Satellite P100-434 pre-loaded with Windows Vista and WinDVD. During playback of DVD video, the video stream slows and goes badly synchronized with audio after a short period of normal play.

  The video then jumps and will be back in sync for a short time before going off again. I found references to this on a general search of the web with the only offer the solution of reloading with XP.

  I confirmed that with Windows XP Home edition, the problem does not occur, and with Vista it always happens with PowerDVD v7 good than not as pronounced. I would like suggestions as to the cause and possible solutions.

  Well, what to say seems the Vista itself or the drivers are responsible for this problem!
  As you already suggested the use of the Win XP operating system would be simpler!

  Anyway, the laptop uses the nVIDIA GeForce Go7600 FX card. Then first try to update the graphics driver and check a few improvements!
  Try to use the drivers from the site omegadrivers.net

  In addition I recommend you disable the acoustic silencer maybe it would help

• Satellite P100 - the screen goes black

  Hello

  I have a Satellite P100 and randomly, the screen goes black but the system continues to operate. I downloaded the latest drivers from toshiba, all power options the maximum support, run ccleaner and driver Sweeper to remove the old entries driver, re-installed the login screen of the mobo and nothing seems to work.

  The screen goes black sometimes when using windows but STILL turns black as soon as the ramps of gpu for example of playing a video or comparative analysis of the graphics card.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Model: Toshiba Satellite P100-PSPA6A-02NO21
  Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo T7200@2GHz
  GPU: Nvidia Quadro nvs 510 m
  Chipset: Intel i945PM
  HARD drive: Fujitsu 148GB
  RAM 2 GB
  Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 operating system

  Hey,.

  > ALWAYS goes black as soon as the ramps of gpu for example of playing a video or comparative analysis of the graphics card.
  This means that the graphics card is defective

  Theoretically, it could be an overheating problem too. Higher time can also cause a black screen. You should try everything that is possible to clean your laptop using the jet of compressed air to blow the dust from the cooling fans.

  If it doesn t help it seems to be a hardware malfunction but seriously a point would be interesting: have you noticed the same thing with preinstalled OS (Vista) Toshiba?

• Satellite P100 (PSPA6A) - white screen, crashes and then restarts by itself

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba Satellite P100 (PSPA6A) and am running Windows XP on it. Last month, I had a problem with my computer when the screen becomes white, then freezes and restarts itself.

  I took it to a computer store to get the snippet, but they couldn't find anything wrong with it. I tried to find if all programs are at the origin of this problem but I have not been able to find. My computer can be on for 10 h, before this occurs, and it can be on for 5 minutes before this problem occurs. It can also occur during the loading screen before reaching the windows welcome screen. If it helps, there is a slight delay when the screen becomes white and when it's freezing (I have music in the background several times where the music was still playing for a few seconds while the screen was white, and then it froze and rebooted).

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello!

  Have you checked the RAM yourself using Memtest86 as resident suggested? I mean Memtest86 is really great to test the RAM and if there is a problem, Memtest86 should prove.

  In addition I recommend you to check the HARD drive. Therefore, you can use Drive Fitness Test and Google is your friend to find.
  This program is also free.

  In the worst cases, you should go to an authorized service provider. Maybe it of a problem of the motherboard or processor, and this can be checked by a technician of the laptop.

  Good bye

• Satellite P100-160 - screen Vertical burst

  Satellite P100-160 my son has developed a fault on the screen that no one seems able to identify the cause of.

  If you imagine that the screen is divided into six equal vertical columns about 3 inches wide, the third vibrates from top down so that the image is blurry. Sometimes it stops after an hour - but recently it just keeps going. The other "columns" are very good. What is the screen itself (easily replaceable), or the video card (on the motherboard) or another component such as the inverter?
  For now I'm not sure if scrap it and buy a new one or replace the screen.

  Any ideas?

  Hey,.

  I think that the best way to address this issue must connect to an external monitor to your laptop. If you notice the same problem on external monitor the problem is related to the graphics card itself. If the display is faulty and must be replaced.

  Then connect an external monitor and check what's happening!

• Pascal boot from a DVD on my Satellite P100

  Hello

  I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite P100. I want to boot on a DVD. When the computer starts, the screen goes from black to the Welcome to windows screen, and there is no message that indicates which key to press to access the boot menu. I tried to press F2 or F12, but if I do the screen remains black and that windows won't even start. F1 or F10 or del have no effect. ESC for 5 seconds, either.

  A few weeks ago (I did not any changes in bios or anything like that, what I did is updated on windows), I had a white line that says press key (F12), but now this is not more. I don't even have the toshiba logo.

  I flashed the BIOS with the latest update, with no result.

  Edit: I have new intel: since the problem seems to come from the screen (some keys (F2, F12) 'work' in the sense it does something special, rather than just logging on to windows and this unusual thing they do is to make the screen stay black - as if the screen wasn't turned on yet, but the computer was waiting for a response from the user) I tried to connect my laptop to another screen. I have counfounded the vga cable ends and ends by connecting my laptop to a desktop instead of his screen. The result of this was rather strange: when my laptop is connected to a desktop computer, the laptop screen is lit normally, and I see the toshiba logo and the boot/bios menu shortcuts. Other that taking the power of the display, the connection had obviously no effect: I don't see the content of the desktop on my laptop, I just saw my laptop because I usually do, and it's because the vga port is usually intended to be connected to another screen and not to another computer.

  So what do you think about this experience, which is certainly interesting, and you now see what could be my problem and so how to fix?

  Thank you.

  PS: If you have more questions/details, please do not hesitate to ask.

  Hello John

  To be honest, I wish I had your laptop in front of me and see exactly what is happening.
  Is that this message be down occurs when the cell is on a regular basis down. If the laptop wakes mode sleep or hibernation, this message will not appear.

  So I m pretty confused with all this and can not understand what is happening exactly.
  When the operating system is loaded click please Windows Start button and choose the option closed and don't forget the laptop shut down correctly

  After doing this book for beginning and check how it looks like new. Please post comments.

• Satellite P100: BSOD nv4_disp infinite loop playing a game

  Hello

  I hope you can see my details of my profiling system, but in case you can't, here are the basic details:

  Satellite P100-113; 2x2.0GHz; 2 GB of memory; XP Pro SP3. Go 7600 256 MB - factory core/mem speed 350 / 400 MHz - no overclocking.
  Out of warranty: purchased as a plant-reclamation in 2006. No problem at all until this - great machine!

  I tried for 2 weeks to resolve the formidable 'in nv4_disp infinite loop' blue screen of the problem of death, which occurs when playing company of Heroes Opposing Fronts (COHOF). Original COH has always run without any problem.

  I think I tracked down what is happening. Using RivaTuner, I took a log of data GPU, both in the general use of Windows and by practicing a COHOF game. I had just downloaded a "fix" claimed this infinite loop problem; referenced in the nvidia forum.
  I think it was the only reason that the game did not plant this time, so that I could look at the newspaper. But this has not yet resolved the problem.

  What is clear, according to the journal of Riva, it's the GPU speeds are usually 0/0 on Windows. Then, every few minutes, he crawls up to something like 198/135, for only 10-20 seconds and then again. This, in my opinion, has always happened, because it is accompanied by a rapid acceleration of the fan and a "sigh" to air for a few seconds. The machine has always done since I bought it, and it is not a problem in normal conditions (i.e. not game) use.

  But here'w what happened in the game. After playing about 30 minutes (I noted earlier), the game suddenly stuttered horribly, so I thought it might be breaking. FPS increased from typical of 30-40 something like 0.5 to 2 FPS. And this continued for another 15 minutes (I went to play, with gritted teeth, in order to obtain good log data).

  Looking at the newspaper of Riva, what happened at that time was one of these speed GPU rampdowns: down 351/398 expected 198/198 - just for about 15 seconds, then go back to the top to 351/398. Given that the "infinite loop" error includes a description "device driver entered an infinite loop waiting for the material to answer", I am fairly certain that it is the cause of the infinite loop BSOD: If the GPU suddenly decides to run at reduced speed in half, under heavy load (COHOF has often been described as the ultimate stress-test system) , you expect this kind of error occurs. I suspect that this is the point to which I would have had a crash "infinite loop" - but perhaps the 'fix', I downloaded caught the ball and prevented the usual total crash.

  Temperature: absolutely perfect. I use a Zalman cooler under the machine. Riva reports temperatures GPU 51 c (idle), maxing out at a constant C 66-68 without crampons (load, COHOF). So, my driver unless (I tried 84.4 - later, Toshiba or 91.33, 156.13, 164 something laptopvideo2go.com) is a misinterpretation of the temperature data and imagine that the card needs to be rested (because the driver thinks, it's hitting the ceiling of 115 HP.), is not an overheating problem.

  The fact that go up and down this rise has always happen, even with the original drivers installed at the factory from Toshiba (the regular intermittent fan 'sighs') makes me think that this is part of Toshiba design for integration of the Go 7600 in this machine. Perhaps something of the power management, or to extend the life of the chip. (I have all the settings of power-mgmt software I can find the value "grass of the battery, give me performance", since I usually use the machine plugged).

  Now, it of very well under Windows, does not cause problems. But he won't. The GPU is ramping down, without apparent reason, while COHOF is throwing a huge workload on it.

  Issues related to the:
  1. How can I disable this behavior ramp - at least temporarily to play COHOF? I've never heard of a GPU accelerates its speed goes up and down depending on the load, so I doubt it's problem of nVidia.
  2. can I get an updated driver for this machine? The most recent is 84.4.0. Of course, it is possible to download drivers from laptopvideo2go.com modded-, but I suspect that these pilots to leave out some specific Toshiba 'magical' that manages the specific details of this card in this machine. (p. ex. or SpeedFan and Riva can detect any fans in my system, which suggests that Toshiba took control of the fan "under the hood" somehow).
  3. where can I get an update BIOS/firmware for the Go 7600? You can find anything on the net, apart from that!

  Looks like I need to take this with a hardcore of Toshiba tech (I don't know if Toshiba supports log on this forum); But if someone reads this and has a time "click - I know that this", please post some ideas as to what I can do.

  Hey Buddy

  It seems that this Toshiba forum is only a user forum, and it seems there are only Toshiba users here and not technicians.

  In any case if I understand you problem described in your long ad, the graphic issue appears only this specific game (company of Heroes Opposing Fronts).

  In my opinion, the graphics driver is not fully compatible with this game or your game does not support the nVidia Driver
  So it s not a problem with the laptops hardware, but compatibility issues between the two parties game<->graphics driver software

  I think a graphics driver update (if available) might help.

  Here are my responses regarding the points:

  (1) as I said above, I think that the graphics driver update might help to
  (2) according to my experience, all the latest drivers graphics (and other drivers) are published on the Toshiba driver website
  (3) you can find only a Toshiba BIOS on the Toshiba driver page. BIOS or firmware update graphic card is unknown to me and to be honest I don t think it would exist.

  See you soon

• Satellite P100-202 - screen freezes

  Hi, first I would like to say that I think that it is a recurring problem of Toshiba, because I have a friend who has exactly the same thing happens to the Toshiba PC. Here's how it goes:

  While working on the laptop / PC, all of a sudden the screen will freeze, although everything that happens again and first if I wavered the screen a bit it would start working again. Sometimes, it was necessary to apply pressure to the center of the screen for this suddenly. Now he's got one so bad that I have to constantly put pressure on the upper left of the screen so that it can continue to operate (exactly the same on my friend's PC).

  I feel that soon even that won't work. If I leave the screen when it freezes, it fog slowly and finally grey with some colored vertical lines. Yet once, it snaps back immediately when I press top left corner of the screen (I have to continue to support on in the contrary case, it freezes again). No one knows what causes this common malfunction of Toshiba and how to fix it?

  I would be grateful responses until my laptop works most completely! '~'

  Hi trrttrry,

  This question really strange s but I never read this topic on Satellite P100 here in the forum so I think that s an individual case.

  Regarding your description, it could be loose cable connection or display malfunction itself. You tried an external monitor?

  In my opinion you should ask a technician for laptop help. They can check the cable connection and order a new one if it of really necessary.

• Problem with external monitor when used with the Satellite P100-434

  I'm trying to use a Vizitron L - 151 monitor flat screen connected to the VGA port on the back of my Satellite P100 - 434 (PSPADE)

  I find that the screens seem to periodically - feeding cycle windows resize themselves and then the screens settle down again. This happens with the laptop and the external monitor.

  I've updated the latest available BIOS V4.20 (November 2, 2007) I use 7.15.11.6369 NVIDIA GeForce Go 7600 driver version. I'm under the edition of Vista Home Premium to standard build.

  I even resorted to the use of the dvd system recovery to rebuild completely the laptop and the problem persists. In Device Manager I have generic Non - PnP monitor and below that I have a generic PnP monitor I tried and it is not possible to get specific drivers for the monitor Vizitron L-151. * NOTE * I saw dxdiag that the external display is identified the Non - PnP device

  The display configuration that I'm trying to use is to have my laptop as the main screen with the external display on my left as an extension to the desktop. In display config my computer screen appears as number 2 with the additional display in the poster as a device 1

  While typing this my screens have made this three times and the last time, this IE7 window installs itself to the external display in restored down to size.

  If anyone has a glimpse of it, I would be very grateful. There are no problems when the external display is deleted.

  _I can reproduce this problem on demand_ by uninstalling the monitor Non - PnP Device Manager.

  Sorry, mate, but you ad confuses me a little and be hones I m not 100% sure what you take on
  You have some problems with the resolution of the external display or what?

  I've found another thread on the setting of the external screen as main screen:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/message.jspa?MessageID=96263#96263

  According to this statement:
  > In display config my computer screen appears as number 2 with the additional display in the poster as a device 1
  It seems that the external monitor has been on the main screen and display books internal as external.

  I recommend you change this settings and to use books appear as 1 and the external display form 2.

• Satellite P100-423 - RTC battery replacement

  I'm happy enough to replace the CMOS / RTC on Satellite P100-423 battery because the device is out of warranty and the battery needs to be replaced.
  Le-423 is a build of Costco and not much found after the mandatory, manual Google and research forum.

  Can anyone recommend a type satisfying to do this, no clue on the former.

  Thank you

  Hey,.

  Are you sure that the RTC battery is replaceable?
  I ask this question because as much as I know it is not possible on all s models and if it is replaceable you can find the specs on the battery itself if you disassemble the laptop.

  Normally, this battery can be charged if you leave the AC/DC adapter plugged in for 24 hours. Have you already tried?

• Satellite P100-307 - massive heat problem, keypad heater

  Had my Satellite P100-307 for almost two years now and it's a good and useful media-notebook, but it never HOT side left keyboard, especially games.

  But in recent weeks, the keyboard is pretty HOT and I don't know why! Because I6vgt ´m using only low level applications.

  I did a full restore to clean any virus or other malware, but it continues to get hot, as if I where in the highest graphics modes, the games, but just I m using IE7 and a LateX editor for the creation of PDF Documents - that s nothing for a dual-core processor! Kaspersky 7.0 has been throtteld down, as far as the security is allwoing it.

  So why it s heat like that in 30 to 60 Minutes. He has never done this before, I m sure.

  It s so hot, it's quite unpleasant to work with her, because placing even the heel of your hand next to the touchpad makes my hand sweating!

  Would be grateful for any comment or advice,

  Greetings
  AFK

  Looks like the laptop is overheated, it is a common problem with laptops that are used in a dusty environment (a room with carpet, for example).

  Buy compressed air in a box and spray it in the vents to remove dust.