Update BIOS Satellite Pro L10

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• Satellite Pro L10: BIOS passwords again

  Hello!

  Tonight one of my friends brought me his Satellite Pro L10 and asked me to remove the user password, cose she dislikes grasp every time... OK, it's very simple! -I said. I went to the BIOS with the same password, found the supervisor password option and turn off the power. I could not enter the user password option and left him, thinking I'll fix this later... Well...

  Can you imagine how I was surprised when the system says - password invalid! More... I tried to go back to the BIOS, but system asked me a password... but I deleted "Supervisor password" well, I typed the old one and it does not again!

  Ok. Of course, later, I found the manual for this Satellite Pro L10, I know that it might be preferable to use the Toshiba Console and Toshiba HWSetup could be.

  Tell me, please, supervisor password had priority, and now she has to remember his user password?
  Or there is something else?

  Thank you!

  Post edited by: dimy4

  I studied a bit on the Toshiba knowledge site (it s very useful and interesting) and found this knowledge base article:

  Satellite L10 - setting the BIOS and supervisor passwords
  http://support.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/FAQ5300WK001GR01.htm

  Check it out. Maybe it helps.

  Additional, as I know if is not the BIOS password, you cannot delete it by yourself. Only the service guys are able to remove unknown BIOS password.

• Max Memory for Satellite Pro L10

  What is the maximum amount of memory that can be installed in Satellite Pro L10? When I bought the laptop in 2005, it was 1 GB. This limit is now higher with the new BIOS, released November 6, 2009?

  Satellite Pro L10 (PSL15E) can manage with only 1 GB of RAM.
  BIOS update has nothing to do with it and after the update of the BIOS, that this value will not be changed.

• Satellite Pro L10: USB on and goes off when I try to use the USB modem

  I have a mobile broadband usb t-mobile I want to use it on my Satellite Pro L10.
  When I attach to one of the usb ports then the laptop it is, but it loses then every 10-15 seconds (without interruption).

  I'm on XP Pro and usb Sockets work very well for a USB and a printer.
  I also tried to fix via a hub with external power usb and a pcmcia card with usb port, with exactly the same results.

  It works perfectly on my wifes laptop, it seems to be a conflict or a software problem.
  I flashed the bios and updated as well as seems relevant that I can.
  I continue updating the drivers etc, but in the meantime, I was wondering if anyone had any bright ideas?

  A healthy idea of mind is considered, it is starting to drive me up the wall! Mike

  Hey Buddy,

  T-mobile USB broadband have you? I mean if you could tell us what model you have maybe we can discuss it further. By the way: you said about your wife the USB - stick works machine. What operating system your computer laptop wife´s have?

  Would be interesting to know these facts; either by the way, I think it s more programs given that your material seems fine.

  Would appreciate feedback of your regarding your question.

  Greetings

• Satellite Pro L10 - PCI on motherboard at boot error

  Hey,.

  I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro L10.
  This weekend my laptop works normally.
  But now for some reason when I boot I get this error message:

  Resource conflict - mother PCI card
  Bus: 02, device: 01, function: 00
  F1 F2 for Setup to resume

  I can still get into Windows (XP SP2) and the computer works normally, but the error message is a gene.
  I've also updated the BIOS to the latest version that I could find on the Toshiba site, but still get the error.
  I guess that it is a hardware problem, maybe something is broken/failing?

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello

  I m not 100% sure that this error could say, but I guess that the PCI device (perhaps a card) connected to the bus 2 causes this error message.

  Maybe this could be a PCMCIA controller that is responsible for the PCMCIA card.

  Did you check your device manager for errors that are indicated by yellow exclamation points?

  Please check if one of the devices listed in the Device Manager does not work properly.

  Good bye

• Satellite Pro L10: How to remove the user password

  Hello

  I work for a school and we have a bunch of laptops Satellite Pro L10. I put a supervisor on all laptops password think this problem would be solved (I didn't enter a password each time the machines are enabled), but one of our students seems to have found its way to the HWSetup utility in Control Panel and could save a user password on one of the laptops.

  Alarmingly there seems to be no way to clear the password of the user, even though I have the supervisor password. I can get the BIOS as a supervisor, but the definition of a user password option is grayed out. Can anyone provide a solution for my problem?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Well, I think that this problem could be solved by updating the BIOS to the version 2.60 or greater.
  But the problem is that the password has already been fixed.

  I read in the paper of Toshiba that all passwords must be removed before starting the BIOS updates.
  That's why I think it would be advisable to contact Toshiba service partner to remove first the user password, and then update the BIOS.

  You know it's very risky to update the BIOS of the device when the user or any password has been set.
  It of possible that the BIOS update procedure will be interrupted if the password exists.

• Satellite Pro L10-103 - USB ports not working not

  Hi, my Satellite Pro L10 - 103 USB Ports do not work. I tried different things and finally my Advisor rubbed my computer clean of all programs and operating system. After reloading of the set up disc and having lost my dear some programs I am no further forward. It still does not.

  Anyone know if this means that it is a mechanical problem with the computer? (I use Windows XP). Your help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hey Buddy,

  As wrote Akuma did you use the Toshiba Recovery disk or the Microsoft Windows disk?

  After installing XP, make sure that Service Pack 3 is installed. It contains important updates and can be downloaded on the official page of Toshiba.

  In addition, try to remove all the USB ports on the Device Manager, restart the computer. Ports will still be recognized and ready to use once.

• Satellite Pro L10: Enter key malunction

  Hello.

  On my Satellite Pro L10, the Enter key does not work. I tested it in the BIOS and it works but it does not work in Windows XP. If someone from the software fixes or advice I would be very grateful

  Hello

  It's a very strange question, but you should be more specific about this. How did you test the feature key of entry? Is there the same result if you use Notepad or the same conversation programs Office applications? Your device's pre-installed with recovery media?

  As much as I know it isn't common Windows problem and it is unclear to me that there is a patch for this problem.

• Can not get my Satellite Pro L10

  I have a satellite pro l10, I tried to put my recovery disk in and she said keeping key c down when I start my computer but it does, nt work, how do I get this drive to work does anyone have an idea, s Please

  Hi James,

  Press and hold the 'C' key is a specific shortcut of Toshiba to allow the laptop to boot directly from the CD. However, you can also select the CD-ROM as boot device in the BIOS, just press the F12 key when you see the Toshiba start screen for power over the process and you will be presented with a menu of the device selection. Tab just down to the CD-ROM and press to enter. The laptop computer should now boot from the CD.

  Kind regards

• How to use Recovery on satellite Pro L10 with DVD drive broken?

  Hello...

  I have a satellite Pro L10, which is virused. I need to recover Windows. Unfortunately, I can not, because the CD/DVD drive is borked.

  I tried everything until and including the purchase of a laptop adapter HD, but my desktop computer is not a Toshiba so he does not have the recovery disk.

  I've never had to use a "recovery disk" before, so I have no idea how it works - apparently there should be a folder on my hard drive recovery? can someone tell me where I could find it? (I'm quite familiar with the innards of my installation of Windows and have never noticed before). Also, is it possible that this native recovery file has been compromised by my virus?

  Default: can it be fixed using an installation of LAN, and if so, could someone point me to instructions? (My BIOS allows booting from LAN, but not USB, which is irritating).

  Any other suggestions would be welcome.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  First of all you will not be able to use the Toshiba Recovery disk if you cannot use the CD/DVD drive.
  Why? Because you need to boot from the CD of recovery if you want to install windows from the CD from Toshiba.

  You ask how to boot from LAN?
  Well friend; I doubt that you will be able to do.
  First of all that this could be possible only if you have a RIS server.
  The Remote Installation Services can be installed optionally on Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Windows Server 2003 or Windows Server 2008.

  It's really complicated and not easy for someone who has never done.
  If you want you can google a little how to create REEFS but in my opinion it s advisable to buy and compatible CD/DVD drive because the STRANGE can also be used for other purposes

• Satellite Pro L10: sound card does not support Windows 7

  Hello

  I have a Satellite Pro L10 so I installed Windows 7 on my system, but my laptop cannot support Windows 7.
  I need sound card for Windows 7 update.

  The model of car audio is Conexant CX20468-31 AC97 Audio sound card.

  Please help me

  Hey Buddy

  What to say first of all that you will get not the official drivers for this laptop for Windows 7 or Vista.
  This laptop is oldie and I doubt that pilots will be released.

  By reading this forum threads I've noticed that most of the user using the driver on Win 7 OS Vista.
  Maybe you should google for Conexant AC97 Vista driver and should try a Vista on Windows 7 driver

  Good luck

• Satellite Pro L10 boot password is not the same as in HWSetup

  I recently got a laptop Toshiba Satellite Pro L10 by my employer. I entered a password and then confirm the password again in the configuration of HW from Toshiba in Control Panel of Windows XP. Then I clicked on the recommended option. No string or password was displayed in the box under Registered.

  Since then, I was not able to boot up the laptop as the password that I entered Setup of HW is not recognized by the laptop started upward. I tried to type the password with caps lock, shift, and numlock on also. Are there any bugs or fault with defining a password for starting in the HW configuration utility? If there is a fault or a bug I would have preferred that the portable computer password is removed under the guarantee.

  If I have to pay a Service partner.

  Hi Geoff

  On this path, it is not easy to tell what's going on exactly, but I assume that your employer has implemented BIOS password. You can enter the BIOS settings by using the F2 key at startup?

  The BIOS password removal is not part of the guarantee and it must be paid. In my opinion, you must bring the laptop to your employer. He probably has Admin rights and it can set up passwords on the right track.

• Conflict PCI network Satellite Pro L10 controller

  Hey
  If anyone has had this problem or knows how to sort?

  Controller network PCI on motherboard bus: 02, device: 04, function: 00

  sound on a Tosh satellite pro L10
  I would really be steered in the right direction on this one that Ive looked on the net and nothing can not know

  Basically, when the laptop is turned on or restarted, when it doesn't the POST I get an error:
  Resource conflict - PCI on motherboard bus network controller: 02, device: 04, function: 00 and i must press either F1 to continue or F2 to go into Setup/bios, but the bios is this bloody basic that you can't change anything

  Thank you

  Tim

  Hello

  You have an IRQ conflict in the BIOS. You need to reset the default values. Otherwise, start the laptop and got the Device Manager.
  There, you must uninstall the WLan driver and LAN driver.

  After restarting again, you must install the two drivers again.

  If it doesn't, use the Toshiba Recovery CD!
  All your problems should have.

• Satellite Pro L10: upgrade CPU?

  Hello

  I have a Satellite Pro L10 and I was wondering if it was possible to upgrade the processor. I currently have a Mobile Intel Pentium M 725, 1600 MHz processor.

  Does anyone know what the best available (if any) CPU I could update?

  Thanking you in advance

  Alex

  Hello

  Upgrade CPU on laptops is not easy and certainly not possible.
  Why?

  Well, in this forum, you will find a large number of discussions on this endless theme.

  How about this thread:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/message.jspa?MessageID=103247

  See you soon

• Loss of wireless connection on Satellite Pro L10

  I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro L10, with wireless capabilities built-in. I recently bought an ADSL Modem Belkin Wireless G Router. My desktop PC can connect to the internet via cable and cannot therefore have my laptop. However, when I connect to the internet via wireless connection my laptop sometimes everything stops. This isn't something to signal that I'm only about 2 feet from the router, and it is not that I can't connect to the internet, as I am on this at the moment. Is that in a few minutes, the connection will be lost and I can't seem to find what I can do about it.

  The other problem is that when I click the icon at the bottom right of the screen, the "Wireless network connection" window opens. Here, it shows the wireless network I'm trying to connect and it shows with a strong signal, but it is almost always said not 'connected '. He said never 'connected', even when I am connected to the net and surf away!

  Anyone has any ideas at all?

  It sounds a little to the Wireless LAN card is unable to obtain a valid IP address.
  These interruptions may occur for different reasons.
  But especially the new version of the driver Wlan and/or Bios should help resolve these interruptions.

  What card Wlan do you use?
  If you are using the Intel Wlan card you can also visit the Intel Web site to download the most recent version of the WLan driver.
  Please also compare the BIOS version available on the Tosh site with the version preinstalled on your laptop.

  Wlan card properties contain some useful options that could improve the quality of the connection. Energy saving options should also be required to check other functions in the tab advanced and disabled.