SOS bios update but no response T400

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• Re: BIOS update does not not in Satellite PSKLJE L50t-A-11 t

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• Universal BIOS update series satellite A500

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  There is an update release of v1.50 date 01/07/2010, universal Satellite A500 BIOS.

  Now, it seems that my event handler I have a little problem with my current version of BIOS because I get the message:

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  I read some horror stories about Toshiba users who have tried a BIOS update, although Windows like Toshiba recommends, and their computers got fried. It seems that it was a problem experienced by Toshiba (I mean that they knew the question users face tried updating the BIOS thei), which they tried to resolve with this latest version of the BIOS.

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  To be honest I ve read also several horror stories in this forum on the BIOS update, but the question is do this people do BIOS update following the instructions of Toshiba.
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  I did several times on different laptops upgrade BIOS and everything goes well.
  The fact is, all available BIOS updates are tested.

  Can you please send us the exact laptop model name or model number? I want to check the BIOS update is available for your model of laptop.

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