Toshiba 320 GB external USB HDD has stopped working

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• Satellite Pro M30: compatibility with a TOSHIBA 320 GB external USB HDD

  Hello

  I was looking for a new external hard drive when I came across the disc toshiba 320 GB external hard. However, under the heading "compatible notebooks" it did not have my model. Is this a problem that suggests this will not work on my laptop or it's just a schoolboy where my laptop was unsuccessful?

  I have included the Web page that has the compatible machines.

  http://UK.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/JSP/individualOptions.do?service=UK&selCategory=4699&o ldCategory = 4699 & OPTION_ID = 120291 & toshibaShop = true & tab = 2 #2

  Your help would be much appreciated.

  Kind regards

  Hello

  I put t know why the Pro M30 or M30 is not listed under compatible devices and supported but I n t think that there might be a problem.
  This external HARD drive using a USB connection and as far as I know the laptop supports 3 USB 2.0 ports. It seems the HARD disk should work

  But I think that each dealer would also test the HARD drive before you buy.

• External hard drive has stopped working.

  I have a 500 GB WD external hard drive book that has stop working. He is no more, but I know that it is always powered because I can see that the lights are still coming when I plug in the power cord inside. No one knows anyway I can get access to the drive so that I can get my data on the disk. It was about 80% full and I was trying to take data out of the car so that I could make cleaner. It was not terribly fragmented, but I need to take some of the data out of the car that's why I was burning there CD so that I could do when he leaves. Now I can't access the drive at all. Does anyone know of a way I can access the drive so I can get my data?

  The only thing I've heard to try and get a non-filature spinning disk long enough to get the data off the drive is to put the drive in the freezer, let cool completely, and then quickly remove it and try to make it work.  Sometimes this will release bearings long enough to allow him to run for a few minutes before it warms so that you can get the data.  No guarantees, of course.

  Good luck
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• All USB keyboard has stopped working

  Hello

  All USB keyboards have stopped working on my installation of windows 7. They work fine in the BIOS or on my Ubuntu installation. When I plug a keyboard, it still gives an error code 29 (drivers not found). I tried using two keyboards: a Logitech Gaming Keyboard G105 and a fairly generic wireless keyboard (a dongle to connect to the computer).

  I tried to uninstall it from the Device Manager and plug or restarted again, but the result is the same. Windows Update cannot find driver updates, and a system repair disc doesn't detect any problems. I temporarily created a fresh install of windows 7, which recognizes the keyboards very well. There is no driver available manufacturer (attempt to all keyboards are supposed to use the base drivers), and the keyboard Logitech gaming software does not see that it is there. 'Control Panel-> devices and printers' keyboards of lists of names, but the shows not even the stuff of work that is just under the Device Manager and the problem-solving the tent and is unable to find the drivers again. Try to select the driver HID keyboard in the Device Manager just in fact give the code 10 error (device does not start) instead.
  Nothing I've tried has gotten me anywhere. I would rather not re-install Windows 7, like all the time and effort to get my system how do I like it took me forever, but I can't see how I solve this problem. Any help would be appreciated.
  Thank you
  Zoden

  There is a good chance a "repair" install will fix the problem as a "repair" install should re-create any missing or corrupt driver installation file.

  I don't see anything definitive where observer records but can provide you with the following file, which can provide more specific information:

  C:\Windows\inf\setupapi.dev.log

• Toshiba 320 GB external USB HARD drive - 10 error Code

  Basically, I bought one of these today and put everything and he put in place and for some reason, my computer refuses to recognize or even start it. Initially, he recognized new hardware, but then nothing happened. I found it in device manager and it says that it will not start due to a "Code 10". Anyone know what it is?

  Then I turned off my computer after about an hour of nothing, then tried again, once more he recognized a second but a pop up came that said an error has occurred and may not work properly. Again, someone knows why this happened?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

  Hello

  Code 10 means that the device could not start.
  Make sure you have the latest driver installed for your device. You may also be able to resolve this issue by removing the device in Device Manager, and through the Add New Hardware Wizard in Control Panel.

  It is also possible that your USB HDD needs an external power supply.
  If the USB device needs more than 500 ma, so usually an external power supply is required.

• USB-6009 has stopped working.

  Hi all

  I used a usb 6009 to turn on or turn off a transistor when two digital signals have been read on pins 0,0 and 0,1. 6009 usb has now stopped working and is not flashing or showing up on top of my laptop or other computers. + 5 volts pin has been accidentally connected to a fraction of a second by an another 5 volts of power fed 220mA, would it have damaged the device? Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Hi all

  Thanks again for your help. I received a reply from the technical team on a cost for repair so I can see what the boss says.

  Thanks again.

• keyboard Microsoft usb NEW has stopped working

  the nine key stopped working
  W7/USB keyboard

  Too late, I bought another...

  I tried this link support & it was a waste of time... Thanks for your reply though.

• USB keyboard has stopped working.

  Hi, I have an old Dell Dimension 2400 desktop computer. Recently while driving, the PC keyboard got accidentally unplugged while the pc was always under tension. This is a standard Dell USB keyboard which should be plug-and-play. Since then, the keyboard no longer works. I tried restarting several times, no luck. According to Dell keyboard is supported by microsoft XP and there is no driver is available on the Dell site downloads. I tried the system restore, and it made no difference. Help please. I don't have another keyboard to try.

  Hi newbs68,

  -Other USB devices would not be detected without any problem?

  Try to connect the USB keyboard to USB ports and see if it makes a difference. Also, if possible, connect the keyboard to a different computer and see if it is detected.

  In the meantime, follow the steps listed in the article mentioned below:

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• sMy Microsoft UDB wireless mouse has stopped working. Can it be repaired or is it just did.

  My Microsoft 3000 wireless optical USB mouse has stopped working.  Can it be repaired or is it just did.

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  -Don't you make changes to your computer because of which the question began?

  I would recommend that you follow the steps in this article and see if they help.

  Troubleshoot the incidents of the response to the mouse or wireless keyboard

• External USB HDD PX1269E - 1 50 cannot be recognized on computer

  Hello

  I recently bought an external hard drive, Toshiba 500 GB external USB Hard Drive PX1269E - 1 50 I want to use it on my Pentium 4 3.6 ghz memory 1 GB 400 GB internal hard drive and motherboard ASUS P4P800.
  I installed Windows XP Profesional SP2 on this PC.

  We have 4 pc at home and he answered on any of this.
  The next problem is that after I pluged in the USB 2.0 conector, nothing happens? In the close computer store, I asked the seller to try it on one of their computers and the seller pluged it in one of the laptops and my external hard drive has responded immediately!

  After the test to the computer store, we have purchased a pci usb 2.0 card because we thought it was the problem of usb, but after installation of the usb hard drive adapter has failed, either.

  What could be the problem?

  Hello

  The dealer has tested the HARD drive and it worked.
  It seems the exterior works of HARD drive and can be recognized on the computer.

  In my opinion it s is not a HARD drive problem. For the most part this external HARD drive needs more power that can provide a USB port. My brother uses external USB HDD and it was delivered with a cable from USB 2. His HARD drive must be connected to the 2 USB ports on the laptop.

  I think that if you have a single USB plug cable, so you should use an external power supply for the HARD drive or try to connect it to the USB hub with external power supply.

  Maybe it will work

• Specifications for Toshiba 320 GB external drive

  Hello

  I was watching a Toshiba 320 GB external HDD.
  Is this compatible with Windows ME?
  Shop said 2000 and XP only.

  Thank you

  Sean

  Hello

  Usually, this information you will find in the decryption of product.
  But if the dealer says it is only compatible with Windows XP and W2k so I put t believe that it runs on Win ME OS.
  But as sascha said you can test, and if you know the result, please report it.
  It would be interesting to another user of the forum.

  concerning

• Satellite L310 - D4010 Windows XP crashes when connecting external USB HDD

  Hi friends

  I use the L310 - D4010 Windows XP machine.
  When I connect a USB external hard drive with it, it crashes. Nothing works after that.
  Please help if any similar problem with one of these in the computer toshiba laptop.

  Thanks in advance
  Joy

  Hello

  This happens with all the external USB device. for example the USB?

  You updated Win XP to the last State?

  Have you tried to connect external USB HDD to other machines with Win XP?

• The backlight on the Toshiba 32W1333DB has stopped working

  I have Toshiba 32W1333DB, the backlight on the tv stopped working, if I shine a torch on the screen I can still see everything, after watching videos on this problem, that I could find was that it could be the backlight inverter.

  Can someone advise this has a TV, the TV works directly from the CPU, it is more than likely that the CPU has a defect, or is it possible that all LED bulbs have blown, any help or advice would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Posted by ryanbern
  

  I have Toshiba 32W1333DB, the backlight on the tv stopped working, if I shine a torch on the screen I can still see everything, after watching videos on this problem, that I could find was that it could be the backlight inverter.

  Can someone advise this has a TV, the TV works directly from the CPU, it is more than likely that the CPU has a defect, or is it possible that all LED bulbs have blown, any help or advice would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  These models use LED backlight, so there is no inverter integrated in the game. Probably something wrong with the LED or the power supply.
  Suggest that contact Toshiba customer service for further advice.

• Toshiba notebook registration reminder has stopped working

  Hello

  everytime I open my laptop it displays "of Toshiba notebook registration reminder has stopped working".

  How can I fix it?

  Hello

  Should you the registration reminder? I put t think so, if you have already registered your laptop

  Way the easiest is to disable you the program from startup to navigate to start > run > msconfig and select start tab. You can then search the registration reminder and uncheck the box.

  After the computer restarts it shouldn't t appears more. Can you confirm this?

• Toshiba Flash Cards has stopped working...!

  HI :)

  My problem is:
  When I start my laptop an error message pops up saying: "Toshiba Flash Cards has stopped working".

  What is Toshiba Flash Cards? and what I will do with this error?

  Also, is the utility of flash refers to the Fn key card in the keyboard? If it is, so the problem above will not let me use the usefulness of this key "Fn".

  Thank you: x

  Hello

  Software Toshiba Flash Cards belongs to Toshiba value added package (VAP) and it controls the functionality of the FN button too.

  If this service has stopped working so I recommend if you allow it.
  For this you must have access to the services of Vista:
  -Go to the Start Menu
  -In the white line (search) type services and press ENTER.
  -Click on continue in the UAC prompt, (if it is necessary to provide the password for administrator approval)
  -Search for Flash or PPV cards or similar
  -Right click on the service if you want to disable or enable, and click Properties. You will find an option to enable or disable this service

  Also on this page:
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/59910-services.html

  But if this will not help you then need to reinstall the VAP.