Satellite P200D Memory Upgrade

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• Re: Disk hard Satellite P200D-139 upgrading?

  Hello world

  I recently got an opportunity * Satellite P200D-139 * PSPBNE-004003KS as a gift, it currently has a 80 GB hard drive, but I would like to upgrade to a larger. I searched on the net and forums, etc., but still quite confused.

  can I switch to a larger HARD drive? and what is the maximum size that I can go to so...

  Does anyone know also the best place for such an article...

  Thank you very much!

  Martin

  Hello

  I don't know much Equium series, but I guess that's the sata (sata interface) controller. SATA interface, there is no limit of ability so up to 500 GB (even more) should be recognized correctly. The only thing is that BIOS should also support it.

• Satellite A60 memory upgrade does not help

  Hi, I have a Satellite A60-793 and I want to upgrade the memory by adding a 512 MB of memory currently installed.

  I tried to install a 512 MB DDR PC2700 333 MHz SODIMM module, but the system does not boot to the top: it emits a long whistle blow and then stops automatically. If I remove the module, the system starts properly.

  I have already updated my BIOS, I here something more, I can do to make it work?

  You simply used bad, faulty or not fully considered supported modules.

  Recommend to test it with another new

• Satellite 4090XCDT - Memory Upgrade help needed

  Hello reader,.

  I own a Toshiba Satellite 4090 XCDT notebook and it came originally with windows 98SE and 64 MB of ram, but I installed Windows 2000 pro and I need to upgrade the memory, I did some Google research on the specs of this laptop and found that this machine is capable of 192 MB of ram , but there is one memory slot, how is possible to get this upgrade when require sticks of memory 128 + 64 = 192 MB, that would mean I'd need two memory sticks to reach the range of 192 MB, from what I see here is therefore the only memory of memory bank.

  Could someone please point me in the right direction and provide me a solution to my problem, any help will be greatly appreciated.

  Cheers MagicBytes :D

  When the memory is empty, the amount of memory is reported?

  If its 64 MB, then you simply install a 128 MB module to achieve 192 MB

• Satellite 4010CDT memory upgrade

  Can someone help me with this OLD problem... ?

  How memory is changed in the satellite 4010cdt series... ?
  I have looked in all the obvious places, but can't see where she could go

  Thank you

  Hello

  I found some information:
  First of all, you can use a 128 MB module and you can upgrade the memory maximum. 160 MB (internal memory of 32 MB, 128 MB)

  AFAIK memory module housing is under the keyboard.
  You need to remove the keyboard to upgrade the memory.
  But if you remove the keyboard, you have to be careful.

• Re: Satellite M100 - Memory Upgrade - Recovery CD

  I want to upgrade memory. It would affect my recovery process because it allows to detect a different set of equipment being installed?

  Another question is, does anyone know how to recover your Windows product key, as I only have the XP Recovery CD. Lost the box.

  Thank you

  Hello

  Just a few answers to your questions:
  > It would affect my recovery process because it allows to detect a different set of equipment being installed?
  N ° upgrade RAM has no influence on the recovery procedure. Just be sure that you are using compatible RAM modules
  > Does anyone know how to recover your Windows product key, as I only have the XP Recovery CD
  When you use original CD facilities of Toshiba Recovery for your model Mobile you did you need to activate it using the Windows key.
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/FAQ6701IF0002R01.htm

  If you have any other questions please let me know.
  Good bye

• Satellite 2140cds MEMORY UPGRADE PROBLEMS

  I currently own a 2140CDS satellite with 32 MB of ram standard.

  I bought a module of memory of 128 MB (128 MB 144pin SODIMM PC100 3.3V CL = 2) of technology crucial to take my ram up to the maximum of 160 MB.

  When I install the RAM, the computer doesn't recognize it, and I get no error while starting the system, the system shows still 32 MB

  I had verified memory module and it works well, I had my slot memory computers checked to see if he had any problem with it. The computer and the module of memory seem to have no failure.

  Can anyone give me a hint or help to solve this problem.
  If I need to use memory from another provider IE KINGSTON

  Concerning

  Scott Bremner

  Hi Scott,.

  I suggest these two modules autour swapping or just use the new 128 MB module to the main location.

  Also, make sure that the modules of memory are firmly and correctly locked in place.

  The normal recommendation is to use only authentic RAM Toshiba modules, but personally, I use the RAM modules that I got from ORCA, so I don't think that there should be no problem with your crucial.

  HTH

• Satellite L505D - memory upgrade Possible?

  Hi all.

  I have laptop Satellite L505D-S5965. It has 3 GB memory DDR2 SDRAM 333 MHz. Specifications are here:
  http://www.CNET.com/laptops/Toshiba-Satellite-L505D-s5965/4507-3121_7-33695859.html

  I could install 2 times x 4 GB DDR3 800 MHz in this laptop? My CPU/motherboard support it? Or can I install DDR2 600 Mhz SDRAM?

  I saw a couple of laptops same on ebay that had mentioned DDR3.

  I don't know, but the motherboard is probably V000185540. It has a AMD X 2 QL - 65 processors.
  CPU info can be found here:
  http://www.CPU-world.com/CPUs/K8/AMD-Athlon%2064%20X2%20QL-65%20-%20AMQL65DAM22GG.html
  It is stated that the speed of the bus
  333 MHz dual channel DDR2 SDRAM memory controller
  One 2000 MHz 16 - bit HyperTransport link
  Made it me confused - this is the maximum speed of memory, I can install it?

  AMD 780 G with SB700 south bridge chipset is.

  Operating system is Windows 7, should be no problem with it.

  If someone wants to be able to answer my question, I would appreciate it a lot.

  Post edited by: Scandic

  > Can I install 2 times x 4 GB DDR3 800 MHz in this laptop?

  I put t understand why ask you this question?
  You have validated the page with specifications and it is said clearly: Max RAM taken in charge: 8 GB
  So you can use 2 x 4 GB RAM modules

  The speed of the RAM depends on the speed of the front side Bus: care page says: 800 Mhz.
  So still fastest of all the RAM would go to 800 Mhz

  > Can't do my CPU/motherboard? Or can I install DDR2 600 Mhz SDRAM?
  You cannot mix DDR3 and DDR2. Both are physically different.

• Re: Satellite P200d-12U and 4GB memory upgrade

  Hello

  I was given a Satellite P200-12U with 2 GB of friend of a friend and asked to be upgraded to 4 GB.
  Have purchased and installed the memory, but noticed BIOS and still only registered WINDOWs 2GB.
  Then went into BIOS

  JASAA BIOS V1.40

  and I noticed that the options are usually very limited, and that memory is indicated but not selectable.

  Do I have reason to think that this machine is limited to 2 GB? And may refer the 4 GB to the shop?

  Thanks for any information.

  Hello

  Can you please send the exact model name?
  Subject and then validation you wrote about two different laptop models.

  Satellite P200D-12U or Satellite P200-12U?

• Satellite P200D-139 - I want to improve memory

  Hello

  Last year, I bought a portable Satellite P200D-139. This came with 2 GB of memory installed and now I turn to 4 GB
  I can't find this model anywhere on the Toshiba site, with the exception of the driver updates.

  The model on the basis of the machine is PSPBNE-004003KS

  I checked the site of Kingston memory for upgrades, but it lists only P200D-137 and 138. Even on the Toshiba site
  I can not yet know if this model is able to pass to 4 GB

  If anyone can help me?

  See you soon,.

  Paul-G

  I'm afraid that Luke understands something wrong.

  Back to the upgrade of memory:
  If you want to upgrade to 4 GB using 2 x 2 Go DDR2-667 (PA3513U-1M2G).

  Good bye

• Satellite P200D-12f - can I use the 800 Mhz RAM memory modules?

  Hello!

  I have a satellite p200d-12f pspbqe model laptop.
  It has RAM 2 x 1 gb 667 mhz in it.
  So the qustion is: can I put 800 mhz RAM in my laptop? My motherboard supports 800 mhz ram?

  Thank you!

  GLIST

  Hi mate

  The speed of RAM depends on the chipset FSB!
  If the chipset would support 800 Mhz module RAM would you also with 800 Mhz.

  But if the chipset does not support FSB 800 Mhz then you RAM modules would be locked at the speed that is supported by FSB

  So you can use 800 Mhz but this makes no sense if the FSB is slower.

  You check the chipset properties!

• Need help for upgrade of selecting RAM for Satellite P200D-106

  Hello everyone im happy old owner of 2 hour nine Toshiba Satellite P200D 106 with the configuration put fallow:

  Mobile AMD Turion 64 X 2
  Processor model: TL-52
  FSB (MHz): 800
  RAM: 512 + 512 MB Type: DDR2 at 667 MHz

  Now since I have vista on it I want to upgade 2 GB or 1 GB Ram is too little and I need recommendation on what type or Ram would be compatible with this config

  I daissa a lot have to choose between set-aside:

  A - DATA 1 GB DDR2, 667 MHz PC5300 SODIMM
  Kingston ValueRAM 1 GB PC5300 SODIMM
  Kingston 1 GB SODIMM DDR2-533 ValueRam PC4300 CL4 SODIMM
  Geil SODIMM 1 GB DDR2, 667 MHz, retail

  One of them is completely compatible with this laptop and don't give me any problems I mention that the RAM came with the laptop will be taken

  PS: Also another question im thinking also buy a Toshiba back pack for my laptop to know that a PX1309E-1NCA

  Does anyone have any ideas if this laptop 17 fit in this backpack without being scratched?
  I mention this im intending to put the power in the front pocket.

  Thanks in advance for your help.
  Happy new year!!!

  I recommend get you the 2 GB RAM module with the PA3513U part number. Use this module with 512 MB, you already have and with 2.5 GB laptop should work very well.
  Kingston modules are very good and it's really high-quality product. If you can't find compatible on Kingston page you can order. But as I've written before of maybe you should buy 2 GB and have better performance.

  Compare prices and do what you have to buy the decision.

  What about bag backpack? Check the specs and if it is designed for 17 laptops you can buy it. Sorry, but for me this issue is enough... excessive. :)

• Satellite A30 RAM memory upgrade

  Hello.
  I have a question about my Toshiba Satellite A30 memory.
  I want to spend my memory (256 DDR 333 Mhz PC2700 SoDiMM installed chip). If I add to the original 256 MB 512 MB chip the two will work together and is a SoDIMM DDR 512 with a frequency of 400 Mhz compatible with the portable computer and 256 MB chip?
  Thank you

  Hello

  > If I add a 512 MB chip will initially 256 MB, the two work together?

  Yes, the two modules will work together. In this case, you will have 768 MB main memory.

  > is a SoDIMM DDR 512 with a frequency of 400 Mhz compatible with portable computer chip and 256 MB

  It depends on the front side bus (FSB). AFAIK the A30 supports a FSB of 533 Mhz. So the 512MM module should work at full speed to 400 Mhz.

  But note; If the memory 256MM module supports only 333 Mhz, then the fastest 512 MB module will run also with 333 Mhz. The 256 MB module will make the module second, faster more slow.

  Best regards

• Satellite P200D - black screen and does not just by running

  Hello everyone, I have a Toshiba Satellite P200D - 107 PSPBLE with configuration set-aside:

  Processor: Turion x 2 TL - 52 64-bit clocked at 1.6 Ghz
  Display: 17.3 inch
  Graphics card: Ati radeon x 1200
  RAM: 2 x 512 MB ram (1 GB total) which I upgraded to 1 x 2000 MB and 1 x 512 MB (for a total of 2.5 GB)
  OS: FACTORY CD WINDOWS VISTA HOME PREMIUM 32-BIT
  Power: Running on the direct power without the battery cable

  Although the pc is quite old sound fundamentally new barely there 1 year of normal use on it.

  PROBLEM:

  The screen goes black (no), even if the screen still has the backlight running, the laptop is still under tension, but its basically in a kind of deep hibernation with the fan running yet.
  The laptop screen turns off 5-10 minutes after windows loads, even if in idle, it also stops during installation of the operating system.
  I tried to run the music and the music stops when the screen goes black made all the hard disk activity which I believe indicates that it is not related to the video chip.

  TRIED SO FAR:

  1. open up the computer laptop and cleaned all dust processor, now CPU temp is 50 max, even for hard disk
  2. update the bios to the original to 1.70 - did not help
  3 connected external monitor also stops it the same time as the laptop screen indicating it is not not a screen issue
  4 reinstall OS several times
  5 tested memory with memtest64 - no error
  6. test the hard drive with hddregenerator - no error

  What I've noticed:

  If I leave just a 512 MB of ram in the laptop then the laptop stops not at all even in windows applications, tried to launch a game to remove video card and it works without problem for hours, but as soon as I add the stick of 2 GB or another origianal 512 stick it will go inside the black screen 5-10 min (or earlier) to get into windows.

  He never stops in dos mode (as in memtest, hddregen) even with 2.5 GB of ram.

  After that the screen goes black, if I stopped and then try to save, it it won't work at all, the screen stays black with the fan spinning and boot CD, I must absolutely disconect the power cord power and re - set before it starts again.

  Anyone has any ideas, I am experienced with the pc, but have never stumbled upon something so weird that I have just can't explain this problem that came straight from heaven.

  Toshiba to wake up, this forum is a total joke, you would think that you would be able to afford hiring a bunch of technicians to actually help people rather than rely on the users of the forum to do your work for your, you don't need to have a forum, if you don't have the staff to actually help people solve their problems.

• Satellite P200D Factory defaults recovery

  Hello

  I post here in the name of an old man who bought a Satellite P200D-PSPBQE, S/N 28160997 K (Vista Home Premium French) who has gone through a series of problems. He cannot attend his book himself and so asked me to fix it.

  The laptop has especially worked for two or three years until this summer when it has overheated (as I can judge by touching the case) and switched automatically a few times off the coast. At one point the laptop wouldn't even step to the BIOS.

  Here is a rough summary of what I did then:

  I began to open the case, but it seems too difficult, so I closed it back and use a vacuum cleaner to clean the dust in the vents, restarted the laptop and it are returned and very well for a while. At one point, the owner of the laptop mentioned a small bug crept once out of the laptop but I don't mind at this moment.

  After some time, Vista has experienced various gels (maybe explore buggy but I couldn't judge I never looked in the event viewer that I had no idea what kind of help the EV could bring until very recently). I thought that this could be due to the many automatic switchoffs who listens to the Vista system files. I ran sfc/scannow, who pointed out a few errors, but cannot fix them. Yet it is not attached to the gel. I stuff ready for the usual save the data/reinstall vista and drivers/restore cycle data.

  On the recovery discs: I asked the owner for all Toshiba drives, but it didn't, not even the recovery disk based 100MB.

  I thought that automatic recovery of factory default partition existed but that he could not find its start-up in the manuals coming with the laptop. I was curious and thought, Hey, I'll start the recovery partition myself with a boot partition tool. I ran the Partition Magic CD reported contradictory of the partitions on the first drive, which prompted me to repair it with suggested partition table values: I stupidly pressed Yes and then not really started (or so I think). I couldn't see any recovery partition only two 80 GB system partitions, and data were present. A race of Ranish Partition confirmed it.

  Yet, I tried to turn on the laptop while pressing '0' at the same time, as stated in some tech forums but it didn't not start any recovery procedure at all.

  I could not find the recovery disk creator in the menu program so I downloaded and it started and it reported, no partition recovery not found.

  As I found myself helpless without any recovery solution (I had not heard backupmedia.toshiba.eu) I downloaded a copy of Vista of P2P (Yes, it's bad, but I was impotent). This laptop has two hard drives of 160 GB, of which the second was not used. I exchanged the places of two readers, installed Vista using the product key from COA to empty disk. I installed the display driver and the retrospective data is restored and the laptop is back on the spot two, running OK, but still from time to time of freezing.

  Finally, I decided to call the assistance of Toshiba in France who reported to me on the backupmedia.toshiba.eu site where I can order recovery disks.

  _Before I order backup disks I have a few questions: _

  Can I open the case and do a thorough cleaning of any dust remaining/bugs/etc? (I guess that the answer is Yes) Are there instructions for that?

  Maybe hit the cpu overheating. Should I run a test of cpu and which?

  Overheating may have affected the memory modules. Running Windows Memory Test enough or do I run Memtest 3.x or later version to check the memory sticks?

  Is there really a recovery partition on the hard drive of this series (P200D-PSPBQE) system? If Yes and given the Partition Magic probably changed only the partition table, is there a way to restore the original partition table values and thus to restore access to the recovery partition? That would save me the trouble to order backup discs.

  backupmedia. Toshiba.EU offers you to order a backup for 35 euros drive about it's a drive to restore default factory containing Vista, drivers and tools, or just the basic restore disk that starts (currently absent) recovery partition? In the second case, how to restore the laptop to original factory settings?

  Thank you for reading this far, sorry for any English mistakes and thanks in advance for any input,
  Eric Ivanov,
  Grenoble, France

  > Should I open the suitcase and do a thorough cleaning of any dust remaining/bugs/etc? (I guess that the answer is Yes) Are there instructions for that?

  I wouldn't recommend disassemble the laptop. This should be done by a mobile technician who knows what to do if you want to remove dust or debris from cooling vents, I would recommend using a jet of compressed air and you may suck dust.

  > Overheating may have touched the cpu. Should I run a test of cpu and which?
  Perhaps this is possible, given that the laptop is two years (or more) and during this time, a lot of dust might collect inside the cooling modules.

  > Overheating may have affected the memory modules. Running Windows Memory Test enough or do I run Memtest 3.x or later version to check the memory sticks?
  A higher temperature can affect all parts of the laptop also memory, it was the case in my old notebook. BSOD was always because the memory could not be cooled. But I doubt that memtest would help you if the higher temperature would affect modules

  > Is there really a recovery partition on the hard drive of this series (P200D-PSPBQE) system? If Yes and given the Partition Magic probably changed only the partition table, is there a way to restore the original partition table values and thus to restore access to the recovery partition? That would save me the trouble to order backup discs.
  You cannot restore the HARD drive recovery partition. If you are not able to start the HARD drive recovery (pressing F8-> fix my computer-> HD recovery), you must order the disk from Toshiba Web page.

  > backupmedia.toshiba.eu offers you to order a backup for 35 euros drive about it's a drive to restore default factory containing Vista, drivers and tools, or just the basic restore disk that starts (currently absent) recovery partition? In the second case, how to restore the laptop to original factory settings?
  This s recovery disc that contains the image of Toshiba. Toshiba is a package that contains the Windows operating system (Vista), drivers, tools and additional software. Simply said; This disc would fix the laptop back to factory settings.

  Hope this might help a little.