Toshiba NB550D Wireless-N

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• Ubuntu 10.04 Toshiba NB550D Bluetooth and the microphone does not

  I use Ubuntu 10.04 on Toshiba NB550D. I like it. I've updated to 4 GB of RAM so... 1 GB seemed crazy to me... and I am a user of power... but not a gamer. The laptop has replaced my work computer. I have plug into my 24 "LCD at work and get beautiful HD resolutions.

  My only frustration at this stage is that the microphone and bluetooth both do not seem to work. Until someone told me that Toshiba does not support linux on this hardware... I know. However, someone at - it this work themselves? I'd love to hear about your experience.

  THX,

  Fenton

  Hi Fenton

  With regard to the Bluetooth - I think the NB550D uses a list drop-down-card Atheros WLAN and Bluetooth. Am I wrong?
  If so, there seems to be general problem getting the BT works correctly, wireless works well however.
  I filed a bug on Fedora Bugzilla regarding this problem on a R830 - uses the same module I think.
  Link: [https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=734369]

  Concerning firstly the mic - basics:

  -did you check the audio input settings and increase the logging level?
  -have you tried an external mic? You can for testing purposes use a headset / headphones as a microphone as they work exactly the same. You may have to shout to get any input however :)

  If the external mic works you can try to start the machine on 11.04 or maybe even a pre-release version of 11.10.
  This is to see if the MIC - the problem is resolved.
  If so, I think that a few searches on Google will provide you with a solution!

  In any case, let us know your findings, so we can help you.

  See you soon

  Tom

• How to fix his jerky in PA3455U Toshiba bluetooth wireless adapter?

  I have Toshiba bluetooth wireless adapter PA3455U with Toshiba bluetooth stack v 8.0.0.12Tsoftware on Windows 7. When I use it in the A2DP profile I get his jerky.
  Tell me please how to fix this?

  Have you checked specification for this old piece of hardware, including system requirements?

• Toshiba NB550D - using security in Asia.

  I have a Toshiba NB550D I bought from the United Kingdom. It is still under warranty.
  The charger has stopped working. I am currently on a journey through the Viet Nam.

  I can go to DigiCare in Da Nang service center for a replacement because my warranty charger?
  Or another officer of Toshiba to the Viet Nam?

  > Can I go to service center DigiCare in Da Nang for a replacement through my warranty charger?
  > Or another agent of Toshiba to the Viet Nam?

  All Toshiba laptops are covered by an EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) twelve 12 month Depot warranty valid from the date of purchase of your laptop. This limited warranty is available in all countries the EMEA area and can be executed from any EMEA country where Toshiba or its authorized Service providers offer warranty service.

  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/innovation/services/standard-warranty/?service=EU

  It seems that you will have to pay for the service in the locks of the Viet Nam, that's outside of the EMEA region.

• How can I turn my signal on my toshiba L650 wireless

  How can I turn my signal on my toshiba L650 wireless

  Hi Troytttt,

  1 Windows operating system you are using?

  2. what happens exactly with your wireless connection?

  3. have you updated the drivers for wireless card?

  You can visit the following links and check if it helps:

  Troubleshoot low wireless signal quality

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-low-wireless-signal-quality-problems

  Wireless network card: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/wireless-networking-frequently-asked-questions

  Solve problems, find wireless networks

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-problems-finding-wireless-networks

• Problem of recovery of TOSHIBA NB550D-111 due to the error of the stormwater management

  I own a NB550D-111 (pre-installed W7 Starter 32-bit SP1, av Security Essentials), used mainly for navigation, chat and Skype. After the updates of July, BONE began to greeting me with blue screen every startup. I chose "Startup Repair", and after twenty minutes and a reboot, the operating system was running. On the next reboot, the same scenario. Whenever I ran "Startup Repair", sometimes 3 or 4 times to get the system working.
  I did a system restore, but no luck. Still the same blue screen at startup. I ran past check disk at startup of the prompt and/f/r, no error found. After four days, the startup repair couldn't solve the blue screen, although I spent almost 4 hours of restarting and either Startup Repair choose or do the system restore.
  I went to Restore Factory Settings OS since the recovery partition. I wanted to keep the My Documents folder, I changed the location of the second partition). ImageX gave an error to 70% in application of the image (a .ttc file that cannot be copied), and after that restart BOOTMGR is missing. I used the recovery usb key made shortly after I bought the netbook via Toshiba Recovery Media Creator, wich wiped clean the HARD disk (possibly lost my files, she), re-partitioned and copied the .swm files into the folder HDDRecovery. When you apply the C: partition image, Imagex also gave an error at 70%, the same ttc file.
  I installed a clean copy of starter, installed SP1 and updates and activated online using the serial number of the COA sticker. Initially, the newly installed operating system was incredibly fast (I only have drivers and card Flash not installed, no other application from Toshiba), but after SP1 update start time three times. My previous experiences with Windows XP, an integrated installation of Windows SP behaves better than an update with windows update. I think of a way to reinstall the Toshiba Windows, still full of bloatware as it is, then stop the programs that I don't use services.msc and msconfig hollow (just like I did when I bought the netbook).

  Post edited by: bogdanmardare

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• Not available on Toshiba T130 wireless network card

  I lost the connection Wireless on my T130-170. Connection via a LAN cable works fine.
  Other wireless devices in the House are fine. Device Manager does not show that there is a wireless network installed, just the Atheros Ethernet controller card. There is no 'unknown' or 'other' devices listed. My thought is that the wireless card is shot. Two months out of warranty!

  Any ideas? Thank you.

  Hello

  The laptop must be equipped with a 802.11(B/G/N) REALTEK RTL8191SE WLan card.
  Have you checked if the WiFi is enabled in the BIOS? Do this.

  In addition, I would recommend anyway download driver Realtek Wlan on Toshiba page and install it.

  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/WLAN/

• Satellite P300 - 21 k - how to use the mouse Toshiba BT wireless

  Hello

  I have a new Toshiba blue tooth wireless mouse and I tried to make it work with my Satellite P300 - 21 k, with a Bluetooth dongle.
  But the mouse does not work, help please.

  I'm not very good with technology is if there is a guide step by step to set it up with the dongle.

  Thank you
  Mike

  Hello

  I think it is not very complicated to install and configure this mouse.

  Simply activate the BT on your P300 using the FN + F8 key combination.
  This combination FN active WLan too so don't forget that you have chosen BT!

  I don't know if you have to choose new BT connection such as the use of a BT keyboard or a mobile phone, but first try without creating a new connection perhaps the mouse will be recognized automatically m.

  Here, on this Toshiba BT portal, you will find also some details about BT:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/Bluetooth

  Good bye

• Two years trying to get Toshiba laptop wireless connection works

  I tried for two years to try and get the connection Wireless on my Toshiba laptop to work without much success. For a short period I managed to connect the laptop to a desktop computer's ad-hoc wireless and share the internet connection in this way but then it stopped working.

  I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro U400 - 15L model no PSU45E-00J005EN. It is with the 12.1 "screen and running Windows XP Pro sp3.

  My wireless switch on the front of the laptop is turned on. It is also activated in the software Fn F5 wireless enabled, disabled bluetooth. I don't have Intel ProSet.

  Already when I was able to establish an ad hoc connection using microsofts software. I had to manually activate the Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC) whenever even if, as he always began with disabilities or order even if I set it to start automatically. It is a monumental PITA.

  When I try and connect to the ADSL wireless router (Belkin N150) using the Toshiba Software, I get the message error "application from another provider is controlling the wireless adapter.

  I get all the time, even though I turned off Microsoft Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC).

  I thought that Windows controlled always somehow it even though I disabled WZC, so after reading solutions in other posts, that I tried to go...

  -> Control Panel-> network connections-> wireless-> properties-wireless networks tab > uncheck "use Windows to configure...". ».

  But unfortunately there is not 'the wireless networks tab' in there, all I have is the other two tabs. And since trying to use Toshibas software to connect wireless using their Radar thing, now when I click the wireless network connection in there the message "Windows cannot configure this wireless connection. If you have enabled another program to configure this wireless connection, use that software. »

  Can someone on the forum or using Toshiba please?

  Thank you

  John

  Two years? Sorry, but I can't believe it.

  If everything is Ok and I mean if there is no hardware problem you n t need more than two minutes for the WLAN configuration.

  As a first step, you must be sure that the wireless network card is installed correctly (Device Manager).
  Wireless network card must also be enabled correctly (switch > check FN + F8 > check ConfigFree tool).
  When the wireless network card that it is correctly enabled scan (check the status of ConfigFree) the area with RADAR option in ConfigFree.
  You will find this option?
  You can scan the area?
  Some WLAN is visible for your laptop?

• Toshiba thrive wireless printer

  Is there a wireless printer that can be used for the Tablet Toshiba Thrive which doesn't have an interface with a computer?  Do not have a computer but have wireless available.

  Thank you

  Hello

  Yes, and you need to install Android applications on your tablet. You can download applications from the following link:

  https://play.Google.com/store/apps/details?ID=com.HP.Android.print&hl=en

  Kind regards.

• Toshiba NB550D no noise from subwoofer

  There was no game sound of the subwoofer to my nb550d (the speaker below) although I turned the volume up.
  Any people has this problem and how you can solve this problem?

  TKS

  Hi mate

  What subwoofer do you mean?
  The NB550 does not support the subwoofers

  Some models are equipped with a loudspeaker that is placed at the bottom of the device, but this isn't a subwoofer this speaker makes sounds generated by the software and audio alarms this condition low battery, generated by the system

  So normally you should hear just short beep from the speaker.

• Toshiba NB550D sim under the battery slot?

  What is the location of "SIM" under the battery for? I don't think that the NB550D had 3G? When I installed the drivers 3G it says hardware not found.

  Post here the exact model name and model number in order to check the specs and see whether or not the 3 G module is inside.

• Just ordered the Toshiba NB550D!

  Just ordered TheToshiba NB550D! Can't wait. :)
  I was going to buy the NB520, but then waited a while for this one to come out.
  Would I be able to install Windows 7 Ultimate on it with a USB ok?

  Hello

  WOW! Guy big choice
  I saw some pictures and videos of NB550D and it's really very nice.
  I wish I would have money for buying it :(

  However, my knowledge of BIOS support boot from USB so I think he should be able to install Win 7 via a USB flash drive but please share your experience with us after this baby.

• Your experience with Toshiba NB550D and Ubuntu

  Hello
  anyone of you has experience with the portable NB550D and running Ubuntu 11.04 (as you have problems with it)?

  Thank you

  Post edited by: ryuuko

  Hello

  Googling around you can find interesting articles on this subject. One of them you can find here.

• Device could not start - Code 10 - Intel Wireless Card on NB550D

  Hello world

  It's just a normal Toshiba NB550D netbook

  The only thing I change is the card inside Wireless: the original is an Atheros common half mini card. Recently, I have the urge to use internet in 5 ghz (frequency).

  So, I decided to replace the old with the * half mini card Intel Wifi Link 5100 AGN *.
  It turns so well. The pilot is not recognized or specifically the windows tries to install the driver but FAIL is reported. Device manager tool shows a "!" next to the network adapter and when I go the properties on the general tab: "* the device could not start - Code 10."

  I tried many ways to uninstall the driver and reinstall it again; also tried to download the drivers from the website of toshiba for the network card intel.

  Nothing works so far and yes I don't know what to do now.

  The possibility that the card intel is broken or defective is eliminated because I checked with another laptop already and just, it worked like a charm.

  Please help me solve this problem. I really need to use two strips (2.4 and 5 ghz) internet.
  Appreciate any help!

  > The possibility that the card intel is broken or defective is eliminated because I checked with another laptop already and just, it worked like a charm

  Regarding the error code 10:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/943104/en-us

  + The Code 10 error applies mainly to the problems of hardware driver and devices or compatibility problems between the drivers of equipment and additional software that is installed in Windows. +

  I put t think deliver its wireless network card might be a compatibility problem between the BIOS and the wireless network adapter.
  All devices are supported by the BIOS.

  But the WLan card already appears in Device Manager and so I think that there should not be a BIOS compatibility issue.

  Have you checked if the chipset would properly address the Wlan card?