Satellite Pro L300 PSLB9E: 100Mbit instead of connecting to the network local 1000Mbit WinXP

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• Driver XP SATA for Satellite Pro L300 PSLB9E

  Hi all I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro L300 PSLB9E and I am trying to downgrade from Vista to XP. I have the sata AHCI controller mode, I looked for this drivers on the toshiba site and the site of intel, but none of these work when installing xp and pressing f6 when you use a usb floppy drive. Any ideas?

  Hello

  If you have set the compatible SATA mode in the BIOS, then you n t need to install all the drivers SATA!
  Compatibility mode allows you to run the HARD drive without SATA drivers.

  But if you want to use the HDD in SATA mode, then you will set back to AHCI.
  In this case the SATA drivers must be installed in order to use the HDD in SATA mode.

  The laptop seems to be equipped with the AMD CPU and so you need a SATA chipset AMD driver. That are in the package of graphics (record SBDrv/SATA") driver

  Welcome them

• SATA for Satellite Pro L300 PSLB9E

  Hello

  After reading almost all threads talking about it, I know that I need a driver for my chipset, but Satellite PRO L300 PSLB9E what controller use exactly?
  How can I see what it or could someone tell me?

  For example, I have this list.
  Which one should I install? Where can I find it?

  http://img408.imageshack.us/img408/4671/sata2um9.jpg

  Lot of thanks and sorry for the mistakes, I am not very strong in English

  You need to install the SATA drivers before you install Windows. If you have two options:

  1 copy the drivers on a floppy disk. After that, you start from the Windows CD and press F6 to load drivers.

  2 do. you a new installation with nLite disc. Search forum, there is a lot of discussion on this topic.

  If you have problems to do this, ask here in the forum. ;)

• Re: Satellite Pro L300 PSLB9E - Win XP WLan need driver

  I have a toshiba Satellite Pro L300 PSLB9E

  It came with Vista, but today I installed windows xp.
  I managed to find all hardware except for the wireless driver drivers.

  Please can someone direct me to the correct drivers?

  Thank you

  Hello

  I think you should test the Realtek WLan driver.
  You can find directly on the Realtek site.

  Test it!

• Satellite Pro L300: Noise of nasty when connected to your hifi installation comments

  Hi, thanks for reading,

  I just bought a Satellite Pro L300, to use for DJing. I use a Behringer USB mixer, and when I plugged it to the top there is a sound really bad comments coming out of my speakers.

  I tested it in the headphone jack output by connecting the laptop directly to my sound system and I hear the same comments.
  I went to check through troubleshooting and audio driver settings, everything seems fine.

  I thought then he might have been a problem to the ground, so disconnected the power to the laptop and it worked, the Larsen effect stopped. I tried to use a different power supply to an old laptop and the noise starts again.

  Is there anyway that I could solve this problem? I need to run food as the custom of the last battery life long enough while I DJ.

  Thanks in advance

  > so thought that it might have been a problem to the ground, so disconnected the power to the laptop and it worked, the Larsen effect stopped
  I agree with you and Akuma appears that this noise is related to the question of land
  In many cases, different people said they could solve this by using a 3 cable and AC adapter power cord.
  These special adapters can be ordered from the authorized service partner.

• Satellite Pro L300-1 b 9 cannot connect to my wireless router

  Hello!

  I activated the nw wireless on SAT L300 PRO 1 b 9 - but with a lot of struggle...
  First I had to find the switch to turn on (I never got :-)).
  Then I had to uninstall Atheros Windows and set flags on (activate) in the Windows driver.

  But in Linux and Windows, I couldn't connect to my wireless router.
  My luck was that some of my neighbors have a wireless network security-disabled, open, I could map to test.
  The test was succecfully with this network, but my wireless router was inaccessible.
  The other machine I could reach it.

  The result was:
  If I set the router to broadcast the SSID, the two OSs (Ubuntu + Windows) can use the wireless network.

  But if I turn off the broadcast (to protect my router), the network driver is unable to use my router, it does not matter I set the SSID...

  A router is WRT54G, and he works with other computers if I hide the SSID, but as Satellite Pro L300 unable to connect (with this option).

  Someone knows why? What should I do to I could hide the SSID to the bad guys?

  Thanks for any help!

  With regard to:
  DD

  I put t know what Windows operating system you use, but if you use original Vista, I think that, good WLAN driver is part of the package. For the wireless network adapter must be properly installed.

  It is not easy to say what the problem is here, but if the laptop can see and detect your WLAN network side laptop computer s everything should be OK. Try to reboot your router and check all the settings.

  In my opinion, there is a problem with the WLAN settings.

• Satellite Pro L300 - USB card reader does not support the 64 GB

  HI I have a Satellite Pro L300 under Win XP that I want to attach a USB card reader. I find that I can not read the 64 GB cards. The error is that the card is not formatted. All other cards read correctly. I can place this card reader in my desktop running Win 10 and it works correctly and reads the 64 GB cards. This seems to indicate that the USB card reader works properly, and perhaps that the problem lies in the USB on the Toshiba drivers. Has anyone else had this problem and found a fix for this. I've just updated the BIOS but no improvement. Thank you

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  HI I have a Satellite Pro L300 under Win XP that I want to attach a USB card reader. I find that I can not read the 64 GB cards. The error is that the card is not formatted. All other cards read correctly. I can place this card reader in my desktop running Win 10 and it works correctly and reads the 64 GB cards. This seems to indicate that the USB card reader works properly, and perhaps that the problem lies in the USB on the Toshiba drivers. Has anyone else had this problem and found a fix for this. I've just updated the BIOS but no improvement. Thank you

  Hi, here is a link to not detected by the PC card reader:
  http://KB.SanDisk.com/app/answers/de...CTED-by-the-PC
  You can take a look, hope it will be useful to you.

• Satellite Pro L300-1FN does not start - hang at the BIOS splash screen

  My Satellite Pro L300-1FN refuses to start. When turned on the laptop displays the home screen toshiba/insyde H20 BIOS and the message "press F2 go to the Setup utility, F12 to go to the start menu" and flashes the light access to the hard drive, but don't try to continue loading. I left the bios at the start screen, but it doesn't do anything for long hours on a power supply or is running the battery flat while on battery.

  Is there a way to re - put the BIOS on this unit? If it's a desktop unit I would remove the CMOS battery to force a reset of the BIOS but that's impossible on a laptop. The hard drive is fine because I have it plugged into another system to remove valuable data.

  Hello

  What happens if you press F2 when starting the laptop to the top?
  You can access the BIOS?
  If so, access the BIOS and set its default value. I think you need to press F9 or F10 to get default parameters, but this will be mentioned at the bottom of the page of the BIOS.

  Check it!

• Satellite Pro L300 will not answer F2 to enter the bios

  Hello
  one of my clients sent me to fix a toshiba Satellite Pro L300...
  Windows completely froze so they are off which makes windows unbootable.

  im having the problem now is that pressing F2 does not enter setup and F12 does not display the start menu.
  is there another key that I have to press on as well as F2 in the Fkeys allows access to bios?

  Thanks in advance

  Hey Lodore, that of great! :)

  Thank you for your comments.

• Satellite Pro L300 will not start - cannot get into the BIOS

  Dear,

  I got a satellite Pro L300, width a HARD drive partitioned, with Win XP installed C and D with Windows 7 installed, the problem is the following:

  Days when I turned on my laptop, the OS splash screen appears, stop boot on Toshiba logo process.
  In addition, I can't enter the BIOS with the F2 key or the Boot Manager by using the F12 key.

  Help, please.

  > stop boot on Toshiba logo process
  This means that the laptop can not pass the POST (power on self test) properly and it would mean that a hardware problem has been detected on the motherboard.

  Remove one of the modules RAM (check both) and try to turn on using a single module of RAM.
  It is possible that one of the RAM modules is defective

  It would also be possible that the motherboard is malfunctioning, as you can see, it is hard to say what role could be wrong, but what looks like a serious hardware failure

• OfficeJet Pro 6830 hangs when it is connected to the network

  I just pick up a Pro OfficeJet 6830. I installed the ink cartridges and it seems to be able to print copies and test pages, but I can't seem to connect to my network. Here is what I tried:

  Using the Wireless Setup Wizard

  I selected my network in the list and entered my WPA key. It says it tries to connect, then the following occurs:

  1 briefly press (for less than one second), a screen will appear showing that it has successfully connected to the network.

  2. Press briefly (for less than a second) the screen flashes blue with an icon of 'power' and 'B8B2A4F8' text (which I assume is an error code).

  3. the screen display changes to "printer error: there is a problem with the printer.» "Turn the printer off, then on.

  4. after restarting the printer, he complains that he has not been arrested properly.

  Any other attempt to connect gives the same results.

  Ethernet connection

  If I turn on the printer when connected via Ethernet cable to my network, after about 10 seconds it crashes as described above (steps 2 and 3) without doing me anything at all.

  I also tried a "Hard Reset" (i.e. unplug the printer for 60 seconds, and then it turning it back on again). This made no difference whatsoever.

  I managed to get it to connect to a WiFi hotspot on my laptop (and I checked the firmware updates, but unfortunately there is none available), it seems that there is something of my network that do not have the printer. I have no idea what this could be, however. Someone at - it ideas?

  It solved!

  I spent a bit of time on the phone with HP tech support and the guy could not actually solve the problem for me but it helped prove that the hardware network printer works OK. I could connect the printer directly to my PC via Ethernet, then ping and access the built-in web server.

  It occurred to me that perhaps the problem was related to DHCP, because the printer broke immediately after the connection to the network. My router is an Asus RT-N66u with custom firmware (version Asuswrt-Merlin 376.48_3) and I could see the router newspaper that he was sending a DHCP acknowledgement to the printer just before he died.

  So, here is what I did to solve the problem:

  1 turn off the DHCP server on the router.

  2. on the printer, operated the network icon on the homescreen (at the Middle bottom) wireless.

  3 typed down "gear" icon to the left (settings).

  4 typed "wireless settings".

  5 typed "Assistant wireless configuration".

  6 selected my wireless network and entered the WPA key. This time, no crash, but he did not get an IP address assigned (obviously).

  7. back in 'Wireless Settings', I typed in 'advanced settings '.

  8 typed 'IP Settings'.

  9. tapped "manual (static).

  10. enter in the details for my network - yours will probably be different, but I entered in what follows:

  IP address: 192.168.002.201 (I chose this because it is outside the range of addresses, the router for DHCP problems).

  Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

  Default gateway: 192.168.002.001

  DNS address: 192.168.002.001

  11 hit 'apply '.

  12 re-enabled the DHCP server on my router.

  And now it works!

• Satellite Pro L300 (PSLB9E) - need to wireless network drivers for Server 2003

  Hi all

  I put the Server 2003 on my new laptop for a University project. I got everything to work except for the wireless. I've tired the latest drivers from the support site for that laptop, but they did not work.

  Does anyone know if there are any drivers for my wireless card so that it will work on Server 2003? Or how can I know exactly what I have in the machine I said it the wireless card may not be an Intel card could be an Atheros card?

  Thank you

  Hello Jack

  Server 2003 is not supported on Toshiba laptops and you must try to find somewhere on the net.
  According to the specification of your Satellite Pro notebook has REALTEK 802.11(B/G) 13CH-RTL8187B WLAN card.

• Satellite Pro L300 - PSLB9E - cannot turn off wifi except for by Win 7

  I installed Win7 64 bit with a custom installation (replacing 32-bit Vista). I have updated all drivers (to my knowledge) and BIOS to 2.1. The wifi is always enabled, any position of the switch on the front or the combination Fn + F8. I can unplug a wifi service in the network Panel Win 7. This may seem like a good problem to have, but the power gets used when on battery. Obvious pointers? I can't follow up? Thank you very much.

  You can likely install toshiba value added package for win 7 if it is available.
  I also have the same problem with mij L40 pro and value pack for Windows 7 will not install on my laptop.
  Maybe it wil last updated in the future.

• Satellite Pro U300 - how to go if connected to the LAN WiFi

  How can I change my laptop to the wireless router, when you connect to the internet LAN?
  My laptop is Toshiba Satellite U300 pro

  Post edited by: marto_noa

  Unplug the cable LAN and switch ON the WLan.
  Usually the laptop would use the LAN connection if LAN cable is connected and LAN is active.

• Re: Satellite Pro L670-103 - not able to connect to the internet using LAN

  Hello

  I am unable to get my L670-103, in the case of Windows 7 Pro (x 64), to connect to the internet via the ethernet jack.

  I tried running the troubleshooter in windows and reinstall the driver ethernet with no luck.
  The computer used to work fine with the same network (I have no control on the network itself, as I'm on a University campus), and my other, much more old laptop (with XP), connects with no bother.

  I'm sure the question is focused on software that - I tried to go online on the same socket after booting from an Ubuntu live CD, and it worked fine.

  What can I do about it?

  Hello

  Can you confirm that the LAN driver was installed successfully?
  What is card LAN recognized correctly in Device Manager?