Satellite P200 BIOS password request

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• Satellite A100 BIOS password request

  I did a disk check on my Satellite A100, but after the control of what my system is in place with the message "Password".
  There is no password set for the system.
  What should I do?

  Pleas help.

  I agree with Akuma, but I don t understand why Notepad starts with a password prompt.

  What did you do when you said I did a disk check? Have you done a Windows checkdisk?

  However, an ASP (authorized service provider) can remove the password. You can search on the Toshiba site to find an ASP.
  [http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com] => Support and downloads => find an ASP.

• Satellite A200 - 1 GB BIOS password request

  Hi all

  to date, I have replaced my old battery and I saw my laptot to request a bios password.

  I don't know what happends excactly because I never use any pass in my pc.

  Could someone explain to me what is happening?

  PS: I already talk with the Greek customer support but... never mind.

  Thanks in advance

  Unknown BIOS password can be removed by an authorized Toshiba.

• Satellite P200-16V - password required after BIOS update

  Hello!

  Recently I have updated my Bios because I had problems to install drivers after reinstalling vista. I read on this forum that the update of the bios was the solution, but when I updated my bios, I got in the big sleep problems. When I start my computer a password is required. Never set up a password and I don't know where to find it.

  I'm the original owner of my laptop, so I do not know whence this password came.

  To me it seems very strange also. I never heard that the BIOS password appears automatically without any modification at the beginning.
  But this is not the point. The point is to know how to get rid of this password.

  Sylvain said that the ASP guy can remove it. A sound is able to do. Then contact the ASP in your country for assistance!

• Satellite P200 - BIOS did not recognize my usb 3.5 drive "

  Hello
  I have a few years ago:
  Satellite P200-1FY
  Reference: PSPB6E-0QR035FR

  I just bought a new hard drive WD20EARS (2 TB) 64 MB of RAM,
  and I connected on an external box<-> SATA USB3 (closed hot 'cc'), so plugin on my toshiba via USB (USB2.0 card)

  I partitioned the drive with 2 parts (1 part FAT32 (enabled): 930KB and 1 NTFS 1, 89 GB)

  * My problem is :*
  I am not able to detect the drive by the bios (bios updated with 2.7 "bios - 20110124131826.zip"), in order, starting with partition FAT32)

  tests I've already done :*
  (1) connect this drive (WD20EARS) on a PC: HP 6530--> result b: drive is detected by the bios, it is impossible to boot the disk
  and the operating system is started correctly

  (2) plug in sametime a usb2 startup key and the disc--> result: WD20EARS disc is displayed on the selection of the bios (sometimes)
  but it is impossible to start on it. When I select the drive, the USB is booting

  Could you help me find the problem (bios, disk or box usb3) or have you updated to solve

  Kind regards

  Stand by.
  BIOS cannot detect the external HARD drive? You want to start OS saved on the external HARD drive? Is this correct?

  Tests 1 and 2 are related to this HP laptop?

• Satellite R630 Bios password suddenly failing!

  I have a Satellite R630 since October 2010 and already I had to reinstall Windows 7 due to fun with the OS and various issues, which some will find to bloat ware as Toshiba have packed and some who are with the OS (what a surprise).
  But somethings are to do with the laptop, a space key, which does not always work (esp on the right side) is the least of my problems today.

  With no apparent guest today he asked a supervisor bios password.
  The password that I set, failed. Its reboot then cancelled by asking me the password for the user. But it has not yet.
  I tried all bios passwords I can think, I even plugged in to an external keyboard.
  Nothing, I'm locked out.

  Worse still, when I search on the internet I find that it is not such a rare "feature" of the Bios Toshiba. Is this a case that I need to send it in, or you can access the battery on this model?
  Everyone had it / found a solution?

  Hey,.

  I searched a bit here in the forum and I couldn't t found these similar topics so it doesn t seem to
  be a common problem.

  Fact is if you forgot the password you can t remove yourself. This is possible only from an authorized service provider. So in my opinion, you must contact the guys to get rid of the password.
  I m guys are going to help you :)

• Question about the Satellite A200 bios password removal

  Hello.
  I own a Satellite A200 - 1 KB which has a password on startup and I would like to delete the password.
  I tried to get into the bios setup but I can't turn it off from there and I tried holding the ESC and hold left SHIFT to start but didn't work as well.

  If someone could help woul be great...

  Hello

  Unfortunately you won´t get here of secret advice on the deletion of bios passwords because the passwords were intended to protect a computer from unauthorized access. Thus, the password for the BIOS of your laptop is more often sunk that leads to the only solution:

  Contact an authorized service partner and let the button remove the password. But don't forget that you will be charged since the removal of the password of the BIOS is not covered by the warranty. Each manufacturer made this way, otherwise it would be easy to steal a machine, ask someone from a forum, and then use the stolen computer.

  You know what I mean? Here´s a link to find the closest available ASP in your country:

  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/download_whitepaper.jsp?service=EU&WHITEPAPER_ID=0 000000871

  Welcome and good luck

• Satellite A30: BIOS password persists after removing

  Hi all

  I am using a Satellite A30, I set this password on the Bios "youandme" so after I decided to remove this password, I delete it properly, but after restard the laptop, the bios ask for the password, what can I do? Thank you for your support.
  Ometa

  Hello

  Why are you sure have you remove the BIOS password successfully 100%?
  Usually you can not remove the BIOS password without knowing the old.
  It s very strange what you describe, because after the BIOS password turn off the laptop should work properly without asking the password.

  Well, the fact is that only the Toshiba service partner can remove the BIOS password if someone forgot the own password.

  Unfortunately, I put t see any other possibility.

• Satellite A110 - BIOS password after update BIOS interruption

  Hello

  I have a Satellite A110, I did a flash update using the Phoenix utility within windows XP. Upgrade flash my office, I need to disconnect the battery to be placed to restart the laptop. After that whenever I try to turn on the laptop it ask me a password on the BIOS but I never put a password in the BIOS.

  How can I please?

  See you soon,.

  David

  Hello David

  I believe that no one here can say with certainty what was happen exactly after the update of the BIOS. The fact is that the BIOS password can be removed by service provider only. Contact the nearest service provider and explain the situation.

  I'm sure they can know what was happen exactly and help you remove the BIOS password.

• Satellite A100: Bios password appears - what should I do?

  Hello world

  Last year, I bought my toshiba Satellite A100. I never set a Bios password. Today I was working normal. Then I restarted my laptop and got the password.

  Now I can't access my laptop. Is this a common problem? What should I do?

  concerning

  No, this isn't a common problem. It s absolutely impossible that a BIOS password is stated zero part.

  In general, you will need to send the machine to an ASP for the removal of the password, but before you do, I would ask all members of your family who has access to your computer if it has put a bios password and wanted to make a joke (in this case it s not a really nice joke)

  Welcome them

• Satellite A210 - BIOS password incorrect

  After owning my a210 for 4 years and to use the same password to start, all of a sudden it is saying incorrect password?.

  I can't change it in the bios that I need the password!

  Any help would be appreciated

  Are you sure that Numlock or another sticky keyboard key is not pressed?
  Maybe you typed the password?

  It turns out that you can not delete / remove unknown BIOS password.
  Just a technician can do

• Re: Satellite M70 Bios password prompt after updating Bios

  I upgraded my bios M70 with one published in 18/11/2008. After completing the upgrade the computer turned off. I tried to start it but it asks password. I never put or used the bios password before. What is the solution?

  Hi guys

  First of all I must say that it s really strange question, but I've seen questions;

  What OS you have and what version of BIOS have you tried?

  Driver page provides a BIOS for Toshiba Europe * Vista only * (* 5.20 - WIN *) and other BIOS is * NOT * compatible with Vista OS (* 1, 60 - WIN *)!

  It would be interesting to know more details.

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• Satellite C850 - Bios password

  I have a problem with my laptop. It started with me getting a device No. Bootable error message, restart the system. Despite me restart, he would always say this. I searched for help, which was mostly to go to the page of the Bios by pressing F2. So I did it again and again. To end, I saw he said unregistered Bios, also the hard drive not registered.

  So stupidly, I clicked on them and created passwords. So now, whenever I turn it asks me my password and then I get the same error again. I can't press F2 to access the page of the Bios. Anyone who is familiar with this problem who can help is.

  Stand by. You try to enter the BIOS settings, but your BIOS password is not saved or what?
  If I understand you right, you cannot enter BIOS due to bad password BIOS, right?

• Satellite m30: BIOS password

  I'm in trouble, I forgot my password for bios, how can I enter in my computer now. This laptop I have over 2 years now, and there is no guarantee. If anyone can help?

  Hi Piet,

  Unfortunately, it is not possible to bypass a BIOS password. This is for security reasons, in case the laptop is stolen at any time.

  The BIOS can be reset, but this should be done by an authorized Service Agent Toshiba. You can find the one closest to you on the website of Toshiba.

  Sorry,

• Re: Satellite A110 - BIOS password

  Hello

  yesterday I made in the configuration, a built HARD disk and a user password. I took both the same. but now, when I try to log in, it is false.
  Without password I started not in the installer.
  What can I do? My BIOS is Phoenix Version V1.30. And I have XP as the operating system.

  Thanx

  What can you do?
  If your password is not accepted all what you can do is visit the nearest service Toshiba and ask them to remove the BIOS password for you.
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/Ann.jspa?annID=11