Satellite Pro L300 - TEMPO 2.0 rejects serial number

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• Satellite Pro L300 - 27H: number invalid would be and model

  The school that I work for bought recentley 32 laptops from Toshiba Satellite Pro L300 - 27H.
  All laptops have been saved for the extended 3 year warranty and Cashback 2010 promotion.
  One of these laptops has now developed an error and needs to be repaired under warranty.

  I tried to do it via the website of Toshiba, but the system refuses to accept the serial number or model number of the laptop, saying there are not valid.
  I sent support in this regard, but had so no response or ackknowledgment.

  Anyone know why this model is not listed?

  John

  Hello

  If the laptop needs to be repaired, I recommend you get in touch with the local ASP in your country.
  The authorized service provider might be able to help you don t send or wait for the mails, but call the guy. It s a common number is your country.

  Here you can find the ASP, responsible for you:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com-> supported downloads &-> locate an authorized Service partner

  Good luck

• Satellite Pro L300-1FN PSLB9E PCI/controller XP drivers Ethernet

  Hi all, I have downgraded my laptop XP Pro and downloaded the drivers concerned on the Toshiba site. I'm still waiting for Miss an Ethernet and PCI controller drivers. Someone at - it a link to the drivers for this model (Satellite Pro L300-1FN (short series: PSLB9E)) or know the serial number of the relevant evidence?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Ethernet controller could be the WLan or LAN card.
  Satellite Pro L300-1FN supports the 802.11(B/G)-RTL8187B REALTEK or ATHEROS 802.11 B/G Wlan card.
  The LAN card must come from Realtek 10/100 Mbps

  The WLan driver can be downloaded here:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/WLAN/

  Driver LAN from here:
  http://www.Realtek.com.tw/

  See you soon

• Satellite Pro L300 - does not start form DVD

  Problem: my Satellite Pro L300 will not start no optical drive (DVD)

  Leisure problem scenario:

  Insert the DVD Toshiba recovery in optical disc drive,
  Restart and during the boot prompt, press F12 and select the optical drive.
  Black screen and the cursor flashes in the upper left corner... after the seconds flew L300 starts to beep loudly. No message on the screen.

  Reports of BIOS version 1.50 while the latest version of the BIOS update on the web is to 1.40...

  Model No.: PSLB1E-02200GG3
  Serial 78685377Q

  I'm doing this because I want to change the OS from Vista to XP.

  Hello

  Stand by. You mean you are using a Toshiba original WXP for Satellite Pro L300 recovery CD/DVD or what?

  Have you tested with any other CD bootable (Linux)?

• Satellite Pro L300 - Trouble you sign up for the free upgrade to Windows 7

  I just bought a Toshiba Satellite Pro L300 and informed me that I qualify for the free upgrade to Windows 7.
  However, whenever I try and enter the SN ID, I get the message "SNID not allowed!
  I left 3 messages with Teck Wah (the company that manages this update for Toshiba) and no return call yet.
  No idea how the model number and serial are supposed to be cited when I complete the registration form online?
  Thank you.

  Hello

  What Satellite Pro L300 laptop, you have exactly or let's say what is the model number of this laptop?
  I checked books upgrade of Windows 7 supported and only laptop PSLB9E is supported for this upgrade.
  Check it!

  Additionally, make sure that you typed in the right massword. Check this again once, maybe you have mixed up a few letters.

• 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 keeps closing

  I have a series of satellite Pro L300 running Windows Vista Business and have problems with him closing by itself without known reason, then it restarts only sometimes.

  The startup repair does nothing.

  Hello

  I think it might be related to high temperatures.

  Have you noticed a hot air coming from vents?

  Usually the laptop stops automatically to avoid that the pieces of equipment against damage.

  So you need to check if the vents are clogged with dust and debris in most cases you can remove it using a jet of compressed air.

• Problem with satellite Pro L300 Ethernet controller

  Hello

  I have a Satellite Pro L300 (PSLB9A - 02L 001). Have'nt after being on the dial for the year last I was wireless (it worked well before that) but am now back on broadband but I don't seem to have any wireless.
  Checked the Device Manager and there is a yellow exclamation next to the ethernet controller and it seems there is no pilot, but apart from that, there is no further details. I tried to update the driver but it cannot find the driver on my computer and it will not search the Internet for this.

  I tried, but none of the drivers I downloaded seems to work...
  At the back of the computer laptop is a sticker - PA3613U-1MPC, I think it's the wifi card that is missing the driver but I can't find a driver for it for the life of me...

  Any help would be wonderful.
  Daryl in New Zealand

  You are right. This part number is WLAN Card. I put t know what operating system you use but for download driver Atheros http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/wlan/?page=downloads WLAN

  I hope this will help.

  What is now with LAN driver? Do you need it too?
  In any case, visit the Toshiba support page under http://www.mytoshiba.com.au/support/download and there you should find good LAN driver for your model of laptop.

  Send comments.

• Re: Satellite Pro L300 - screen resolution maximum?

  I just bought an external monitor for my L300. The screen resolution is 1920 x 1080, but the maximum available on my L300 is 1280 x 800. The utility Service Station tells me that all my drivers are up to date - is there a way I can increase the graphics resolution? Any suggestions much appreciated!

  Details: Running Windows 7 Pro SP1 on a satellite Pro L300 PSLB9A - 02K 002

  Hi PeterSouthon,

  Need to unlock the other screen resolutions. Simply uncheck the option Hide modes that this monitor cannot display as you can see on [THIS | http://blog.wildvista.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/Lightroom_hide_modes-340x400.png] photo.

  After unchecking this box, you should be able to use the native screen resolution of your external display.

• Satellite Pro L300 - cursor black screen flashing

  Hi all

  I have a Toshiba laptop Satellite Pro L300 Vista.

  The customer earned him in because when it starts it goes to home Toshiba screen then goes to a black screen with cursor flashing at the top left. I connected external monitor with the same result. Swapped RAM as well.

  Have run Memtest (spent), Seagate HDD long test (past), Ultimate boot CD and Winternals without success.
  * F8 does not work * and no more than the resumption of the plant.

  Can enter the BIOS F2 and F12 no problems and the HARD drive is listed.

  I reinstalled Vista on CD and on reboot it goes back to blinking cursor. I tried booting from the Vista CD repair and system restore. FixBoot commands and FixMbr prompt as well as with the same result.
  I feel that it may be a corrupt CMOS sensor? It's like the OS installs correctly, but the computer loses his memory on reboot where the operating system?

  Is the battery CMOS easily accessible and removable on this model?

  Has anyone experienced these symptoms? Is - fixable at lower cost?

  Hello

  If you have clients, I guess you're a technician and hope you have a few pieces of equipment in your store.
  Have you tried to set the BIOS to default settings and check again?
  If possible try to exchange the HARD drive and test the functionality again.
  You can use laptop with Linux live CD (HARD drive not required)?

  To be honest that I think n problem t is ORGANIC and, in my opinion, the exchange of the CMOS battery is not necessary.

  Please test it with the new HARD drive and post comments.

• Satellite Pro L300 - required external power supply (power car)

  Hi all

  I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro L300 and want to plug it into my car supply.
  The battery is 10.7 volts and the charger is 19 volts. I do not think that plug into the car is causing a problem, but there is no mention of this in the manual.

  Has anyone tried this and it worked great.
  I didn't wan't to recharge the battery just to be able to run the laptop for more than the battery allows.

  Hello

  You need a car adapter to connect the laptop to the 12V car

  Looking in google for adapter cigarette lighter for Satellite Pro L300?
  To do this, and you'll get some hits

  Otherwise, you can order this part of the Toshiba authorized service partner in your country.

• Satellite Pro L300 upgraded to Win8 but I would like to update the drivers

  I have upgraded to Windows 8, but I found the Wifi adapter needs to be reset frequently (it seems to be without a cause) - Troubleshooting Windows 8 solves it by resetting the adapter, but I thought there will be a fix for this?

  When I tried to update the drivers I found that the L300 is not (in the not extensible or expandable lists)-is the L300 compatible in this respect by another model? Or can you suggest how to update all the drivers of Toshiba for this model.

  Thank you

  Your Satellite Pro is the model of laptop old enough and not supported for Win8.
  It is difficult to find drivers for the notebook not supported models and old.

  Problem is that if you make the decision to do so anyway you are on your own and can be all just lucky if everything works properly.
  > is the L300 compatible in this respect by another model?
  It is not easy to give you the right answer. What needs to be done is to compare each hardware component important as chipset, GPU, chip sound, LAN/WLAN with other models and see if some Win8 drivers are available. It is not so easy.

  For example: Toshiba Satellite pro L300 offers 4 different hardware platforms. One you have? What is the model number of your machine?

• Satellite Pro L300 shows ACPI ATK0100 Kernel Mode Driver error

  I have a Satellite Pro L300 with Windows Vista and it has been fickle to say the least, making me restart the system several times.
  The last two times she since continued to come up with an error message saying "cannot open ACPI ATK0100 Kernel Mode Driver", and I understand that it is perhaps what is originally that there problems later.

  I tried updating the BIOS, reinstall the drivers and, seeking answers and, of course, reinstall the whole system, but I still get this message every time I turn on my laptop and I really don't want that it gives me the blue screen of death again - please help me!

  Thank you.

  Stand by.

  You ve done clean install of Vista with initial recovery DVDs and you get this error in any case (no additional software is installed)?

• Satellite Pro L300 - network adapter failure

  I was running my Satellite Pro L300 on a Belkin router connected to my DELL desktopsuccessfully wireless, except that sometimes the adapter on the Satellite failed and I had to restart the portable computer to restart.

  The other day I decided to reinstall windows XP on my desktop, because he soon grindingly.
  All worlks OK and I can access the internet from the desktop and my laptop is picking up the signal from the router but will not let me connect.

  The network shows under available networks, but when I try to connect it says "windows could nto connect to the WLAN.
  The network icon has a red line through it. I updated the driver and according to copntrol Panel operation.

  Am posting this from my office

  Hello

  Try this;
  -Start the console (in run, type CMD)
  -In the DOS window type; ipconfig / renew

  This should renew all your network cards and must assign the IP again.

  Using the ipconfig command, check if the wireless adapter is listed in the list.

• Satellite Pro L300-1AF fails to start

  I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro L300-1AF that won't start, it stopped working a few weeks ago and I tried startup repair and things, and nothing seemed to work just kept loading a black screen with a cursor but nothing else. After a little more research, I found out how to restore to factory settings holding the 0 key etc. when I tried this he got 54% then the screen everything went black and now it used to boot. It happens with just:

  -Unable to start windows. a recent hardware or software change might be the cause.

  file:\Windows\system32\winload.exe
  status: 0xc000000e
  Info: the selected entry could not be loaded because the application is missing or damaged.

  He also says to insert your installation disc, but I have not one when I bought it.

  -What this means and how can I solve this problem? I tried the factory restore and just make it even worse.

  Any help or advice would be much appreciated

  Hello
  > He also says to insert your installation disc, but I have not one when I bought it.
  That's your first problem. This model laptop was delivered without disc recovery but the preinstalled software that allows you to create a recovery media. All this is clearly described in the document s user manuals.
  Now, your original Vista operating system has disappeared. On this path virtual I can't say with certainty what the problem is, but somehow, I think the HARD drive's troublemaker.

  What to do now? First you need the Windows installation for the installation of the OS disc. Original Vista may not be used more so my advice to you is to get the Win7 32 bit install disc and try to install it on your machine. Win7 is entirely compatible, so there is no problem to install all the necessary drivers, tools and utilities.

  By default the BIOS settings and try to install Win7. If the same problem recurs and Setup will stop I m afraid HARD drive is defective. If possible, try to get another HDD for testing purposes.

  You know you have to play a bit with your machine now and find out what the problem is.