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• Toshiba Satellite L850 - display driver problem

  Hello
  I have a Toshiba Satellite L850-1j9, (PSKG8E-02D00KCE), in collaboration with i7-3630QM and an AMD Radeon HD M 7670.

  The problem is, I'm not able to install the AMD display driver. When I try to install the software and drivers this problem appears: https://youtu.be/AOiPq8WVz_M

  The first time that I was using Win 10. I did the update to win 10 about a month ago and everything was ok until 4 days ago. I was working with my laptop with an external screen connected by HDMI and all of a sudden the screen started to Flash some green lines with a black background (something like you can see in the video).

  I saw on the internet that some people have problems making the update to wion10, I have installed new Windows 8 to see if has something related to win10 but the problem persists.

  I tried to install the intel CPU, a graphics 4000HD Intel GPU, but may not use it as a main GPU. I had this problem: "this device does not work properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device. (Code 31) »

  I need help please to understand what I can do to solve this problem. I took a peek on the internet and so far, I found a solution that could solve my problem.

  Thanks for your help.

  Hey

  any solution?

  Does anyone know if toshiba will make an update of the bios where I can change the graphics card? AMD to Intel...

• Toshiba Satellite P20 - 404 Drive

  Hello

  I have a rug * a uj811 dvd - ram drive in my notebook after insertion of a cd that it t could not read, he has stopped working (I think that was the reason).

  In Device Manager, it is marked as loans and works, but if I click on it in the Solution Explorer, the system tells me that there is a device I/o error (I'm not sure if this is the proper translation, because I have a German version). I can't access the drive, read or write CD & DVD! Two friends of mine had a similar problem with the same drive (they have satellite p10). It stopped working without any reason!

  I found a new driver on the internet but couldn't t install, because it tells me that the device is not on this computer

  Is there any help or it's broken?

  Thank you

  Junior

  Hey Junior

  I think that the drive is not defect or broken just isn't compatible with your device. The problem is that all readers used by Toshiba laptops cannot work properly with each laptop model.

  If there is possibility to find one it will be the best solution.

• Toshiba Satellite L300 - 17L driver Lan Wireless

  The driver that I downloaded from the site does ' t work... I can't access my wireless network also FN + F8 do not work... Please let me know

  The wireless network card is Intel! and not Realtek

  Then visit the Toshiba WLan portal and install the Intel PRO/Wireless 3945, 4965, 5100, 5300 WLan driver!

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

• Problem with audio on laptop Toshiba Satellite C855D-S5232.

  .. .lately I had ALL sorts of probs with audio... first helmet to quit smoking, has no longer recognized and now external speakers work not and embedded speakers continue to play static. Can you help me?

  Download and install the latest driver 'Sound' on the Toshiba support site:

  http://support.Toshiba.com/support/modelHome?FREETEXT=3386622

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• Carpet * a DVD-Rom [Toshiba Satellite 1950 S902] drive

  Hi all
  My DVD Drive Does not read the DVD + R and therefore does not write on them. I wonder if there is no frameware or something, or maybe my drive supports DVD + R. It supports DVD-R only.

  Thank you...

  Hi Hossam Aldin,

  Sorry, I have to tell you that your DVD burner only supports the following features

  Read:
  CD-ROM, CD - R 24xMax
  CD - RW 12xMax
  DVD-ROM 8xMax
  DVD - R, DVD - RW 8xMax
  DVD-RAM 2xMax
  To write:
  CD - R 16xMax
  CD - RW 4xMax
  DVD-R 1xMax
  DVD - RW 1xMax
  DVD-RAM 2xMax

  If you could see there is no /AR DVD + R support to read and write!

  Bob77 Bye

• Satellite C855D-S5351 - W8 downgrading to W7 - driver problem

  Hi friends,

  I m a new Member of the forum - I bought a laptop Toshiba Satellite C855D-S5351 with W8 factory.
  I hate W8.

  I have a W7 distribution cd, so I define the hd and went to W7 installed in.
  Everything was ok, but the pilots went into this process.

  I have a usb adapter wireless and with her stockings all amd drivers and languages, he the internal controller LAN don´t never works i´don can't "see." Already I m working with my adapter usd but I want to make work the internal controller. Something can help me?

  . Thank you.

  I assume you have the laptop model US so if you need drivers, you should be able to find them on http://support.toshiba.com/drivers
  This model of laptop is not known to me, but what you can try is to check the US forum and ask if anyone has this model of laptop and installed Win7 on it.

  Do you know what LAN device installed? If it is listed as unknown device in Device Manager?

• Satellite C855D-135 - corrupt BIOS, black screen, keypad does not work

  Hello everyone.

  I had some problems with my laptop Toshiba Satellite C855D-135. I had to change my internal hard drive, so I decided to install windows 7 on it (I used to have windows 8 but do not have the CD and I could not find the license key sticker).
  So I went into the BIOS it go from UEFI to CSM, but something was not right and he seems to have corrupted the bios.
  I think I have it bricked, but some things still work.

  When I turn it on:
  -l' screen stays black (Yes, I tried it on another screen)
  -the keyboard is not working (the leds do not turn when I press the caps lock)
  -the fan works fine
  -cd player works fine
  -When I plug a USB key, it quickly flashes once, which seems to work
  -When I removed the memory bar, the computer has done is the series of beeps

  -J' tried to remove the battery, unplug and pressing the power button for centuries. (no luck)
  -J' tried to remove the CMOS battery to restore default bios. (no luck)
  -J' tried flashing the bios on a USB key, until I realized that the keyboard was not working and it was in vain.
  -J' tried to update the bios on a CD and it ran for a while, but nothing happened in the end. I tried to put these files on the CD:
  -IBIOS. BAT
  -C8610. FD (in the folder of Win8)
  -C610. FD (in the WIN7 folder)
  -J' tried to rename C8610. FD to the BIOS. FD

  I am out of ideas now.
  Could someone help me? Pretty please?
  I hope that this is not the motherboard that broke, coz I really didn't have the money to send it off to be repaired.

  In the history sounds very strange to me I never heard that that it would affect the BIOS to change the boot UEFI to MSC mode.
  In my opinion, there is a serious hardware problem. As you already linked to, it would probably be a motherboard failure.

  I recommend you to ask some technicians for hardware diagnostics to check the motherboard in order to be 100% sure about the fault.

  If you n t have enough money and the motherboard is really affected you could try to recover a part of 2nd hand

• How can satellite C855D-16J - I get Windows 8 back to normal?

  It's a long story how it all happened.
  Basically, this all started when I decided to give Ubuntu a go.

  After spending with the installer and have finished installing, I realized that I had made a terrible mistake; I had cleaned up my hard drive completely.

  Then I had to spend hours to find a method reinstall Windows 8. I have found a useful post on some forum and burned a recovery of Windows 8 ISO on my USB key.

  Installation was successful and I get back Windows 8, or so I thought...

  It turns out that I had only an evaluation version. On my desktop, it says the following:

  "Windows 8 business valuation.

  Valid Windows license for 90 days

  Build 9200'

  I thought that if I could use the product key that is hidden in the BIOS, using Keyfinder, I could get working again with [this | http://windows.microsoft.com/is-is/windows-8/upgrade-product-key-only], but nope. I got the error: "this product key cannot be used to install the retail version of windows 8'

  My laptop is a Toshiba Satellite C855D-16J, comes preinstalled with Windows 8. I would like to know how to get this thing running again.

  I don't have any money to spend (not that I should have to spend anything) and as emergency aid, please. Some ISO or key or whatever it is. Just lose my files, I won't be stuck with a laptop that I can not use

  Thank you.

  It seems that you did not create the Toshiba Recovery disk which is advisable in order to reset the computer laptop back to factory settings

  In this case, you can order the disc missing from here:
  http://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

• Re: Satellite C855D-13N stuck on auto repair - recovery does not work

  Hi, guys

  My Toddler press the Start button and keep the key all the keys on the laptop before her start and was suddenly cut off and I try to restart again now is stuck on auto repair

  I forgot to create a recovery disc, so I order a Toshiba, and I received it yesterday starting from f12
  I did put the cd n ° 1 and keep saying missing files error

  here what it says on the laptop (TOSHIBA SATELLITE C855D-13N) 3 MONTHS

  * Your PC needs fixing *.
  * This operating system could not be loaded because a required file is missing or contains erreur.*
  *: file: fwpkclnt.sys*
  * error code: 0xc00000e9 *.

  * you will need to use the recovery on your amovible.* installation tools
  * If you do not have any media (such as a disc or USB device) contact your system administrator or the PC manufacturer *.

  * Press F8 for commissioning setting *.

  When I press F8 nothing happens

  Can someone help us out please
  Thank you

  Hello

  The message looks like the laptop will not boot the disc.

  The question is: is this a problem with the new recovery disks, or perhaps with Notepad

  To be honest, I think his recovery disk problem, and maybe you will need contact the drive vendor to replace the recovery media.

  But before that, try this:
  Switch on and press F2.
  Now you should be able to access the BIOS. Set the CD/DVD device in the first starting position here. Also, to clear the safe boot option from the UEFI CSM.
  Now to boot from the recovery disc.

  Would be interesting to know what is happening

• Satellite C855d-10W-can't install Win7 lack of ODD

  Hello

  I bought Toshiba Satellite C855d-10w 2 days ago, but I can't seem to install the Windows 7 operating system.
  He won't even start, because it shows me that a CD/DVD driver is missing

  . I spent all night looking for the driver on the internet, both on google and toshiba Web site but I can't seem to find.

  I can only find drivers that I have would be installed after the installation of the operating system.
  Now I am running Ubuntu, everything works perfectly except the wireless (the wireless button is not recognized by the system).

  Could you please help me?

  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  go into the BIOS and there, you must disable secure boot and should spend UEFI to CSM.

• Re: update CPU on the Satellite C855D-164

  HI, I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite C855D-164 and I would like to know if it is possible change the processor for other better. (Please list)

  (my processor is AMD 1200 E1)

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Sometimes its advised to read other threads where the same question has already been asked.

  There was a similar question for Satellite C850D.
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=73956

  Satellite C850D and C855D models support the same chipset and the same processor so info s Francesco should apply to your laptop model too.

  As mentioned in another thread: upgrading the CPU is not supported by the manufacturers of portable and these updates can be done only at your own risk, with no guarantee more than portable would go well after this exchange of CPU

• Satellite C855D-S5232 - battery replacement problem

  my laptop is toshiba satellite c855d-S5232 bought in September 2012. was working fine until last week. suddenly while the laptop was the power of the work lamp flashing yellow and then battery was 98% plugged in and not charging not message was there on mouse icon.
  the laptop did not start with the battery and soon plugged power light yellow starts flashing and laptop boots with a flashing yellow light.
  I got a new battery replaced ad. It worked fine for 5 hours charged full 100% fater I turned off for the night when restart the yellow light started to Flash and the battery, display 98% not charging. I have a spare battery and the same thing happened after 2 days of work.
  now I wonder what mobile phone goes wrong. It works fine wthout a battery and says no battery detected
  is - it deserve tried another battery or laptop needs a repair?

  can someone tell me if I try another battery it will die / killed by computer laptop too?
  I have ordered another battery again, but now wonder if I should put it or not.
  some advice needed

• Set password Linux ATA hard drive / Toshiba Satellite Pro U200

  Sorry for the long post, but I want to be as specific as possible:

  1)
  I use a Toshiba Satellite Pro U200 under Linux (OpenSUSE) for some years now. Works fine without problems so far, even the fingerprint reader works. I deleted and never used the Windows XP preinstalled.

  For security reasons, I have now decided to put a HDD ATA password, in case the laptop is lost or stolen (changed drive for a disk Seagate Momentus 7200 FDE.2 SATA II with full encryption of the disk material).

  In order to get the protection offered by the full disk encryption, I need to set a password for the ATA. During startup, the Bios must request the password and unlock the drive only when the password is correct.

  2)
  My problem is: in the Toshiba laptop it is impossible to set the hard drive ATA password directly in the bios (as is possible in HP laptops, for example). Toshiba there is only one way to set the password to disk, which is a software utility for Windows XP (named 'Assist'). But I don't want to change the operating system only to set this password.

  3)
  Therefore, I tried the linux instructions

  hdparm - user-master m - security-all-pass SecretMasterPassword/dev/sda
  hdparm - user-master u - security-all-pass SecretUserPassword/dev/sda

  which are used for adjustment ATA passwords. Indeed, at first, it seems to work very well. The password is set and the drive is locked.

  4)
  When I restart the laptop, the Bios the HDD password request, as it should do.

  But he does not accept the SecretUserPassword prior to seizure. The answer is "wrong password", or similar.

  5)
  Analysis:

  I have no doubt that the password has been set correctly: I checked by restarting the laptop through rescue DVD in linux and unlock the disc via

  hdparm - user-master u - safety - unlock SecretUserPassword/dev/sda

  in order to use it. No problem, it works as supposed to. After the release, the disc is usable as usual. And I can also disable the password via

  hdparm - user-master u - security - disable SecretUserPassword/dev/sda

  After you disable the password, the laptop starts normally again, but I have no password.

  When I re-enable the password bios Toshiba again asks the password during initialization, but does not accept the (correct) password on entry.

  6)
  Does anyone have an explanation for this behavior?

  Bios Toshiba has somehow changes the password entered by the user, before being sent to the disk? I think that this would be inconsistent with the ATA standard.

  Anyone managed to set/change the password to ATA in a way that the disc can be unlocked via the internal order of the Bios, without installation of Windows XP and the Toshiba Software 'Assist '?

  Thanks for reading this long post so far. Any response is welcome.

  hmetz

  Hello

  As you probably know Linux is not supported by Toshiba and if you n t get some good advice here I recommend you to visit a few Linux forums and try to discuss with experts in Linux it.

• Toshiba Satellite L50-B-1DJ does not supply power to the top after removing the HARD drive

  Hello world!

  I have a Toshiba Satellite L50-B-1DJ. It has a 750 GB HARD drive, but it wasn't enough for me. So I bought a Toshiba 1 TB HARD drive. I have undone all the screws, carefully (using my driver's license), lifted up the plastic and removed a HARD disk.

  BTW, I really like this plastic solution on the HARD drive!

  Then I realized, that all my stuff is still on it.
  So I put the HARD drive, I'm going to copy everything on my drive hard Ext. planning.
  Well I screwed it back, got the battery, put the back of the AC adapter.

  Battery charge light was on, indicating that the current flows. I pressed the 'Start' button, and nothing happened. He broke yet still nothing. I plugged the battery and the AC output adapter, I held the Power button for 30 seconds, put everything back still nothing. I got scared. Opened back once more, just to take a look at, so anything that slipped on. Nope.

  Everything is a okay. What should do? I have the warranty? I hope not.
  Can I fix myself without void my warranty? I hope so!

  And also: I bought the laptop in Hungary, but I'm in Germany. Can I fix here in case my warranty is valid?

  Thank you very much for your help!

  Sincerely,
  Bertold Juhasz

  PS: As you say that English is not my native language, please don't flip out on my grammar I know it's wrong

  I just took the hard drive out of mine and put it back to see if I could reproduce your problem after trying several times I had no problem.
  Have you checked the pins at the end of the hard drive to see if all are damaged, another that I can't imagine what else.

  ICH habe just die Fliegengitter aus von mir gemacht und wieder, um zu sehen, ob ich das problem nach dem Versuch're mehrmals I had keine zu make a replication problem.
  Haben Sie die pins am Ende der Tiger uberpruft, um zu sehen, wenn eine beschadigt sind, dass ich nicht, except a great denken nichts.