Tecra M10 - 17 H no support DVI via docking station not

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• Tecra M10 - update of the BIOS says "this computer is not supported.

  Recently refurbished a M10 - 10I to reinstall the operating system. WinXP install at all so I try to update the BIOS as it seems quite old (V1.5). Most recent version (and is available) for this machine seems to be V3.0. Download and try to run the file "P0065V300" and get the message:

  Package for the TOSHIBA BIOS ver.3.3.0
  This computer is not supported

  What can I do? Its supposed to be for this model!

  Also, prefer a version of boot drive, but hey, I can use a version of Windows, assuming that it runs on Win7.

  Hello

  Tecra M10 - 10I belongs to the series of PTMB1E and according to the page of the Toshiba UE driver, BIOS v3.00 - WIN is the latest BIOS version which is available for this model.

  The BIOS update requires a few additional tools Toshiba as VAP (additional package for Win 7)

  If this driver isn't installed, the update of the BIOS would not work.

• Tecra M9 - save the settings of display with docking station

  Hey there.

  I have a user who has a Tecra M9 on a docking station.
  There are 2 monitors connected to the docking station with VGA, the other with DVI. I use the Nvidia Control Panel and configure the screens and all is good in the world.
  That is until the user off the laptop, some work at home, then puts the laptop in.

  Therefore, only one monitor works, with the second out of action.
  I can go back and reset the configuration, but the user does not want that to happen every day.

  Any suggestions on how to get the laptop to save your setting as the case not docked or anchored?

  Thank you!

  > That is, until the user off the laptop, work at home, then puts the laptop in.
  Do you know what the user did in the past?
  To my knowledge there is not any special options that could save it. If you click on the button (apply) the changes are made and recorded.

• Precision M4600 suite screen problem when it is attached to external DVI & VGA monitors via docking station

  I had a strange problem with my M4600 (Windows 7 x 64, Nvidia Quadro 1000 M GPU). Here's how to reproduce:

  1. Dock work station
  2. Connect at least 2 external monitors to the wharf, at least 1 connected via DVI and at least 1 monitor connected in VGA
  3. Select power management performance under Windows 7
  4. Change the power plan settings to set the screen turns off after 15 minutes (or any time)
  5. PC slowed down to allow the screen turns off
  6. Try to wake up the screen by moving the mouse or using PC

  You will notice that the external monitors wake, but the laptop screen is not. So far, the only way I was able to wake up the screen of the laptop is in closing, forcing so the lock PC screen appears on external displays. Unlocking the computer and then reopening of the screen wakes up at the laptop screen, but also causes a crash of the GPU from Intel, which is used to retrieve the OS on the fly.

  I had this problem with all the GPU drivers for my machine, than to Dell support for the own site WHQL drivers Nvidia. Anyone having this problem or know of a fix?

  Note that this bug does not occur when the laptop is connected to the monitor (s) DVI only.

  
  

• Tecra A11-126-USB-Serial Controller driver with Docking Station

  When we run a new install with Win 7 (64-bit), Device Manager marks as missing driver USB-Serial controller. I need this driver not not not for installation from (msi file) device manager - not an additional tool (exe file).

  Where can I get it?

  Post edited by: PWTosh

  I put t know what you mean with exe or msi, but have you installed the chipset utility?

• Tecra M10 and Express Port Replicator, no DVI to Toshiba 20 "LCD output

  Hello

  As the bed of the subject line, I will put up a new Tecra M10 with the Express Port Replicator and monitor LCD Toshiba Tekbright 20 ".

  The system works on Windows XP, and the ordinary VGA connection on the port replicator works fine when connected to the external LCD.

  However, there seems to be no way to get the DVI interface on port replicator, working on the LCD.

  I tried to run this utility, and it does not detect the DVI monitor at all.
  http://www.entechtaiwan.com/util/moninfo.shtm

  I have updated graphics drivers Intel for XP, form the Web from Toshiba site and also have the latest version of the BIOS.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you very much
  Paul

  Hello paul

  Your Tecra M10 has DVI port?
  Replicator port is not some sort of converter and it will be just a loop through the signal directly from the laptop.
  If the computer laptop doesn t supports DVI output you cannot expect to get signal from the port replicator.

• HP pavilion p6630f supports output via connector dvi - d to dvi - d to hdmi audio adapter?

  HP pavilion p6630f supports output via connector dvi - d to dvi - d to hdmi audio adapter?

  Hello

  The DVI does not support audio.  You must use a separate with the DVI cable audio cable. There are DVI cables that do not have an extra audio cable in the same sheath, but they are usually not sold in most retail stores.

  There are rumors on the net that ATI could have a special cable where some unused DVI pins were used to route the audio but that could also mean using an ATI video card. It would be a very strange configuration and not one I would recommend.

• Tecra M10 does support VT?

  Hi all

  I have a Tecra M10 - 13 K 8 GB RAM (PTMB0E-01600LGR) BIOS V2.10 with Intel T5870 CPU (which is not taken in charge VT). My Chipset is Intel GM45 Express.
  I want to install Ubuntu 9.10 (64 bit) with VMWare Server 2.0.x and create Virtual Machines with Windows 7 (64-bit) and Ubuntu 9.10 (64-bit).

  But my CPU does not support the VT!

  Now, I want to buy Intel CPU T7250 and replace my old CPU. Would this work? The BIOS must support the? Do I need a new Version of BIOS?

  Thank you and best regards,

  Hello

  First of all you cannot use virtual technology if the processor does not support this feature.
  Second, the replacement of the CPU is not desirable and often delicate!
  The BIOS has not been tested with a different CPU, and no one can tell if the laptop would be stable after an upgrade of the CPU.

  Take a look at this Toshiba doc:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm

• Tecra M10 - stuck - CTRL key question may be to do with the BIOS?

  Hello and thanks for reading.

  I recently changed my Tecra M10 to Windows 7 (from XP), and it quickly developed the dreaded question-button stuck CTRL This causes the keyboard behaves as if the CTRL key is pressed continuously. Sometimes reaching a key combination, or bring up the on-screen keyboard, temporarily solves the problem, but he returned.

  It seems to be a problem that many people have no simple solution. I watched each thread that I find and tried a lot of things to do with drivers etc without success.

  So first of all, if anyone knows a remedy that works for this particular machine, I would be very grateful to hear!

  Then, there are two things that I did not yet: updating the BIOS and turn off pinch zoom.

  I was watching the following BIOS update:

  http://www.Toshiba-Asia.com/SG/support/drivers/details/25244

  ... which is the version 3.00 and seem to be more recent. My version is 1.90.

  However, version 3.00 is labeled "for PTMB0 * ONLY. I don't know what that means or if it applies to me. Can anyone help? Should I install this BIOS?

  For the pinch zoom, I was informed that disable sometimes cures the problem CTRL - but I can't find any installation zoom pinch on the M10. I think he doesn't have any one. Is this fair?

  Thanks much for any help you can give.

  Hello

  > I was watching the next BIOS update. is the version 3.00, which seems to be most recent. My version is 1.90.

  There are different Tecra M10 models on the market.
  Check the labels at the bottom of the unit. There you should find numbers like for example PTMB0E-01K00LGR

  The first 6 characters are important: for example PTMB0E

  I guess that your laptop belongs to the series of Europeans.
  In this case, you should check the page of the Toshiba UE driver for a possible update of the BIOS.
  http://www.Toshiba.EU/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp

  However, on the page of the Toshiba UE driver you will also find the BIOS for all European units Tecra M10 v3.0.

  Anyway, back to Ctrl + button question: guess what, you need to connect an external USB keyboard and must check how is the CTRL key.
  In case the USB keyboard would work properly, the internal keyboard CTRL key is assigned and you will need to replace the internal keyboard.

  PS: it would be possible that the "sticky keys" option has been activated. To disable this feature, you must press SHIFT 5 times in the line.

• Difference between Tecra M10 and Tecra A10

  Dear forum
  The above says everything really.

  I see the two look identical, but one is smaller. These two models are different in other ways please.
  Ian

  Of course, the two laptops are different.
  There are different models Tecra A10 and there are different units Tecra M10.

  For example:
  Tecra * A10-13 b * supports Intel GM45 chipset and an Intel Core 2 Duo P8400 2.26 GHz CPU.

  Tecra * A10 - 1 2 * supports an Intel Core 2 Duo T9600 2.80 Ghz CPU Intel GM45 chipset

  You can find details of different laptop models left here:
  http://www.Toshiba.EU/discontinued-products/
  Then, you can compare all the pieces of hardware.

• How much memory can I mount in a Tecra M10 - 1CN?

  How much memory can I mount in a Tecra M10 - 1CN and should be in two 200 pin SO DIMM DDR2 PC2-6400 800 MHz modules

  Hello

  Expand the memory depends on the chipset of the motherboard
  The Tecra M10 supports the chipset Mobile Intel GM45 Express and this chipset DDR2 800 MHz RAM 8 GB max

  So first of all, that you can use 2 x 4 GB RAM modules, and on the other hand the speed of memory is limited to 800 MHZ.

  Even if you use faster modules i.e. 1033 Mhz FSB would clock speed to 800 Mhz so it s not worth to use faster than the DDR2 800 Mhz modules

• Tecra M10 - 17U use second HARD drive in the Bay of ODD

  Hello

  I try one of this popular box that allows me to put a second hard drive in the Bay optical slot, I use a Sata to Sata adapter, so there is not really an adapter and more properly connect:

  [http://www.akasa.co.uk/update.php?tpl=product/product.detail.tpl&no=181&type=Enclosures&type_sub = 2.5%20Enclosure&model=AK-OA2SSA-BK]

  My problem is with the BIOS Toshiba waiting for a STRANGE device in this Sata port and cams out with a "CD" error, disable the Sata port.

  I have a workaround, if I start the PC, BIOS after with what this either in the Bay of the STRANGE, after Windows starts, I have insert the second HARD drive in the Bay of ODD, go to "Windows Device Manager" a 'check for changes on the hardware"and voila, the second HDD works fine , for me, it shows a limitation in the BIOS.

  Y at - it assistance, a Beta BIOS or something else, I have the latest BIOS 3.00 for this machine installed.

  Please check this thread:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=39412

  It seems that Tecra M10 does not support a select bay that would allow you to use a 2nd HDD rather than the ODD.
  As far as I know select bay is compatible with the Tecra M1, M2, M3, M4, M5, S1, S2

• Tecra M10 compatible mSATA?

  I have a Tecra M10 - 1KR (chipset GM45/GM47) and want to upgrade with a XM13 of a - DATA 60 GB (mSATA). There is a mini slot unter PCIe free keyboard, but unfortunately, I couldn't find any information if the motherboard accept the mSATA modules.

  Cordially, Harald know.

  I can't say with certainty if this mini PCI module would be compatible.
  Always is the TECRA M10 is equipped with Intel GM45/GL40? Cantiga (G) MCH? North Bridge, Intel ICH9M as South Bridge and R5C847 as a controller of the card.

  The two Mini-PCI card slots are used for 3G or Intel Turbo Memory and WLan
  Some models support Intel Turbo Memory.
  Intel Turbo Memory (Robson) PCI Express Mini Card slot 2 and also some models are equipped with a 3G PCI Express Mini Card type card in slot PCI Express Mini Card 2.

• Cannot use scanner on my Tecra M10 finger print

  Hi all

  I have a toshiba tecra M10 PTMB1E laptop with fingerprint reader. IM on windows 7. now the problem I have is that I can't find any application program to run the fingerprint software? ive tried various software downloads of fingerprints on the toshiba site, but nothing works? If I check the devices drivers for the scanner are installed properly. If I type fingerprint in the box of files of research program, he is back with the following

  use your fingerprint with windows
  stop using your fingerprint with windows
  Maintain your fingerprint data
  Remove your fingerprints data
  biometric devices
  change the biometric parameters

  If I click on the first option, it takes me to an authentec page that says under construction? as if I'm going in "manage your fingerprint data?

  I can turn power biometrics, but nothing happens to start up, which allows me to use my fingerprints?

  If I go to the peripheral page biometric in the hardware section it says im not registered? If I click the link highlighted blue 'use your fingerprint with windows' it only take back me to this page of AUTHENTEC .com? and all that is under construction with different links page?

  scanners still used these laptops with windows more? or sector support windows?

  Hello

  On the page of the Toshiba UE driver you can find the fingerprint software and uninstall of fingerprints (this tool is needed to remove the fingerprint reader software)

  You need the software of fingerprint...
  ... more I recommend checking this docuemtn Toshiab concerning the use of the fingerprints:
  http://forums.Toshiba.com/T5/General...Ty/Ta-p/347084

  https://support.Toshiba.com/support/...tentId=3368363

• Upgrade CPU to Tecra M10 - 13Z PTMB0E-01400LGR

  Hi, I want to improve my Tecra M10 with the CPU max supported. In fact, I have the Core Duo processor T5670 installed. Can someone give me info on the capabilities of the M10?

  Thank´s in advance.

  Concerning

  Astra

  Hello

  Theoretically, you can use a CPU that is supported by the chipset.
  As far as I know the laptop supports the Chipset Mobile Intel GM45 Express.
  So you can see the Intel Gm45 Mobile Intel properties page and what would the supported processors.

  In general CPU upgrade a tricky thing but is stronger CPU produces more heat dissipation and could lead to overheating.
  In addition he s not 100% sure that BIOS would support the new processor.

  I also found this nice doc from Toshiba:
  Is it possible to upgrade the CPU or GPU of a Toshiba laptop?
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm