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• Satellite Pro 4320 - upgrade to Windows XP Home edition

  I have a 'standard' of Satellite Pro 4320 and plans the upgrade from Windows 2000 to XP - either domestic or professional. Y at - it advice on the problems or things to watch I'm likely to encounter?

  Hi Graham,

  Only problem you may have is that the Toshiba utilities were all designed for Windows 2000 and may not work properly with XP. Downloads available for your laptop have only an update of the BIOS for XP.

  Obviously XP contains device and utility drivers much more generic, so you may find that your system will work very well with the latter. Similarly, you can see that install the original Toshiba utility will work also. I have no definitive evidence either way.

  You can also find you would benefit to increase the RAM since XP uses rather than previous operating systems.

  HTH

• Satellite Pro 4320 CD upgrade

  First of all, sorry if this message appears twice. I posted earlier this morning and he did not notice in the list of the forums then posted again.

  I myself have recently a Satellite Pro 4320, but want to upgrade the standard CD-ROM drive to a CD - RW. I found a car at a computer fair and manage mounting.

  I thought that you could drag the disc on the side and replace it - but alas no! I deleted EVERY visible screw unit and it STILL don't fall apart!

  Help! How can I change the CDROM - I have not sent it to a service provider for the lack of a second-hand car £5... I do?

  Thanks in advance

  Barry

  Hello Barry

  It is not easy to change the CD-rom on this machine and if you don't have a lot of experience you shouldn't do it yourself. Problem is that the CD is fixed on the map system and if you want to remove the drive must disconnect the System Board at first.

  To do this, you need to disassemble the whole laptop and open it by completely removing the top cover.

  Sorry but I can't give you more information because any dismantling procedure is not known to me.

  Good luck!

• Upgrade memory for a Satellite Pro 4320

  I own a Satellite Pro 4320. He has the memory factory (64 MB), and I want to develop it. I read in the manual that it is possible to install up to 576 MB. But in other documents and web pages, I read that 320 MB is the maximum memory.

  Anyone know what is the right number?

  Does anyone know where to find 256 MB modules (if they can be installed)? I found only 128 MB modules.

  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  I found information that 320 MB Max for this device. I have also not lucky to find the 256 MB RAM module for this device. There are two possibilities. You can contact the partner in your country and stopped a single module or you have to find some pieces of mobile equipment supplier in your country.

• Readers of DVD - RW compatible for Satellite Pro 4320

  I want to upgrade the CD-ROM drive in my Toshiba Satellite Pro 4320 with a new DVD - RW drive. If I bought the next disk, will it work with my laptop?
  Samsung SN-S082D SlimDrive
  http://www.Samsung.com/Products/OpticalDiscDrive/SlimDrive/OpticalDiscDrive_SlimDrive_SN_S082D.asp?page=SPECI stories

  Or, if you please, if you know a DVD - RW drive compatible with this laptop, then share your knowledge for me and others know what to buy. Thank you.
  Or are all the available discs today compatible?

  Compatibility of the player is always a problem to upgrade. The fact is that every ODD won't work with each laptop model. I assume it's due to the assignment of the different pins.

  Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find any list of compatible sides for your laptop model. Sat Pro 4320 is quite old and it will probably not so easy to find the compatible DVD - RAM drive. Try to contact Toshiba authorized in your country. They are upgrading specialized and they know which sides are compatible for this laptop Satellite Pro.

• Satellite Pro 4320 utility & XP

  I have a Satellite Pro 4320

  I upgraded to win 98 to xp so that I can
  run my software works, but now I can't
  access the toshiba utilities.

  Anyone have any ideas where I could download the files
  or updates so I can change my settings of the laptop that the version of Tdiag wont work on XP and I can not find
  an update

  Hello

  As I know your unit only is not supported with Windows XP. If I remember there Win98SE that was preinstalled on your laptop. I don't know, but it will be very difficult to do all this tools work. If you install the tools you can find on the CD-ROM of the tools will not work properly because they are adapted to work only with Win98.

• Satellite Pro 4320 - update the BIOS

  Hello

  Can someone tell me how to upgrade the bios on a Satellite Pro 4320?

  I downloaded the update of the Toshibas files download area and read the instructions, but in vain.

  It doesn't seem to be a flash Bios of Windows for the 4320 utillity, so I just downloaded the zip file and place content (1 Exe, 1 tray, 1 Pdf) on a floppy, rebooted the laptop holding F12 but I got was 3 lines of text in German and a DOS prompt - I know that I downloaded from the site of English support because I did it 3 times now!

  Thank you

  Barry

  Hello

  It is a statement of the BIOS update:

  1. step:
  Use a (not bootable) 1.4 MB 3.5 "floppy and copy the BIOS files on it."
  2. step:
  Turn off the machine, turn it on by now pressed the F12 key
  and choose to boot from the diskette.
  For more recent machines, press the ALT key and the SPACEBAR
  The rest is automatic.

  If there is only a problem please read the information to update the BIOS on the Web site.

  http://www.toshiba-tro.de/tools/BIOS/description/biosupdate.htm

  Good bye

• Satellite Pro 4320: cannot use PCMCIA card after update BIOS 2.70

  Hello!

  I'm using the Toshiba Satellite Pro 4320 (SP 4320). With the very old BIOS (first) version 1.0, the system has worked well on LINUX (Ubuntu) and Windows XP. So I found the update of the BIOS (latest version on the toshiba Web site). I did update the BIOS version 1.0 BIOS version 2.7.

  Now, I can't use any PCMCIA card.
  Everything works fine, but I can't use two PCMCIA slots.
  The cards will be recognized, but the system says that there is a resource conflict.
  (WLAN/WiFi adapter) PCMCIA cards worked very well with the old BIOS version 1.0, but now it does not work.

  Windows XP says: 'conflict resource' and Ubuntu/Linux said after typing dmesg: "pccard gives wrong answer, for example."

  Please, help me!

  Someone got an older version of BIOS?
  My idea is to 'downgrade' the BIOS BIOS version 1.0 or version 1.x.

  I have to downgrade the BIOS to at least 2. 6.

  Bye,.
  Martin

  Have you tried installing WXP again using Toshiba Recovery CD?
  I mean it's so old model of laptop and I can't imagine that Toshiba will offer this update of the BIOS so long if there is a serious problem with it.

• Card PCMCIA Avaya on a machine Satellite Pro 4320 - 31 to load the driver error code

  The machine works perfectly in all respects. Recently attempted to add an Avaya Silver wireless card to the system.

  Somehow the system has problems with the supplied driver. I have redownloaded the driver support site (now on version 7.62, the driver should support the card as a "Avaya Wireless PC Card".) I have to the latest driver available.

  Given that the machine works under Windows 2000, SP4 and all available patches, and yet didn't have questions about installing a card like this on a Windows 2000 computer before, I'm a little confused as to what may cause the problem.

  The card is detected properly, and the pilot is recognized. When installed the Device Manager still representing a yellow exclamation mark on the map of Avaya. When investigating this error shows that Windows 2000 cannot load the drivers on an error code 31.

  I found Code 31 made reference to possible support material that gives the questions. I turned my attention to the CardBus controller (ToPIC100 according to Device Manager). The version used is Microsoft, 20/06/2003, 5.00.2195.6717.

  Appearantly it is a newer driver (5.1.2600.0) but I failed to bring one downloaded. Seems that it is only available through Windows Update, which does not show the update as being available for the machine.

  Then... Anyone know how to get the map Avaya Wireless Silver active PCMCIA on a Satellite Pro 4320? I need a newer driver, or can not be done at all?

  [Edited by: admin on 26 June 05 20:19]

  Hello

  Can you please check this 2 & temp 108020 = .bucketID & PAGE = Document http://support.avaya.com/japple/css/japple?temp.documentID=127473&temp.productID=10763. Maybe it helps you too.

  Good bye

• What HARD drive I can install on Satellite Pro 4320?

  I can install disk HARD 40 GB in Satellite Pro 4320 or it is great for my laptop.

  Hello

  I guess that the laptop is very old, because I found on the internet that it was delivered with a 6 GB HARD drive! Wow

  I think that if the laptop has been delivered with the 6GB, so it is not possible to use a 40 GB HARD drive. I'm afraid that the BIOS will not recognize this large size m.

  I think it's maybe s possible to use a 20 GB but you know s just a suggestion. In my opinion, you should test the HARD drive before you buy.

• Satellite Pro 4320 - with XP no keyboard functionality

  Hello

  I have a portable Satellite Pro 4320. I have Windows XP pro installed and it works perfectly, but there is a problem. My keyboard does nothing. In my bios, it works fine but when I'm in Windows XP that power is of I can't press "fn" and the light will not continue.
  I can also type whatever it is in word.

  I hope you can help me.

  Hello

  Please test with external keyboard and display the result.

• Hardware upgrades to Satellite Pro 6100

  I own Satellite Pro 6100 - PS610E-NGYSC-EN.

  What is the maximum memory (more), processor and hard drive you can put in one of these laptops. I've included the part number in the title of reference. Also where can I get a new power supply and the battery?

  Hello

  The upgrade of equipment is possible, but not all the pieces are extensible; for example, you cannot move the CPU or GPU.

  What you can do is an upgrade of the HARD drive and memory.
  As far as I know that this series supports PC2100 DDR - RAM (512 MB PA3164U - 1 M 51 part number) modules and you can improve it to max 1024 MB (2 x 512 MB).

  The laptop also supports the HARD disk with an IDE interface.
  I think a 60 GB HARD drive, or maybe a 80 GB could be compatible.

  I also found a compatible battery and mains adapter:
  Battery Lithium - Ion 10, 8V 600mAh 3, part number: PA3191U
  AC adapter - AC 100-240V to AutoFix, 50-60 Hz, 15V 5A 75W reference PA3083U-1ACA

  Hope this information can help you

• SSD upgrade for Satellite Pro P200 (PSPB7A-01000J) - possible?

  Hello world

  I had a Satellite Pro P200 for 3 years and more. It came with Vista Business pre-installed, but I have successfully installed Windows 7 a few months ago.

  A few months ago, I replaced the C drive in my office with a Solid State Drive and now he sings - program start and loading of the system is much faster than before.

  Now I'm wondering if the SSD upgrade even could be done to my trusty P200 and if yes, what brand/model of SSD could be better. It should be 128 GB or 256 GB maybe.

  Anyone else been in this way? The results? Pitfalls?

  All responses appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Greg.

  Hello

  I think that it should be possible.
  You must use a SATA SSD drive since the laptop supports the SATA controller.
  To be honest, I never tried to upgrade the laptop with a SSD but SSD is not very different from the HARD drive and normally should not be a problem.
  In some cases, an update of the firmware of SSD may be necessary but usually these firmware updates should be available on the SSD drive manufacturer support page.

• HDD upgrade for Satellite Pro M70

  Is anyone know the upgrades available to change the standard 60GB hard drive in the Satellite Pro M70 (PSM76E-00100KEN) with something bigger.

  The Toshiba Options site shows only optionally available external hard drives, but noticed that the newer models of the same family have between 80 and 100 GB discs, so I asked if any of these would correspond, for example:

  PSM75E-00P004EN uses a 100 GB drive
  PSM76E-00500KEN uses a 80 GB drive

  You can also all drives available from other sources that might be suitable - what spec should I look, speed, installation size, connections etc. and BIOS compatibility

  All the info appreciated, surprising how fast the disk fills up, and I would like to keep in-house, although I also use an external drive of 250 GB for home storage and backups etc.

  Thank you
  Steve

  Hello

  The Satellite Pro M70 series is great, but I think that every m70 must support a HARD drive with serial - ATA interface.
  Some units have been delivered with a 80 GB HARD drive. In my view, that a 100 GB HARD drive should also work.

  I found a few properties of the HARD drive:
  Rotating disk: 5400 RPM
  Buffer size: 8 MB
  Number of discs: 2
  Number of Heads: 4

• Is it possible to upgrade the Satellite Pro M70 with a Core 2 Duo CPU?

  I ve got the Toshiba Satellite Pro M70.
  It is with the Intel Centrino 1733 Mhz.
  I want to know if it is possible to update my system with a Core 2 duo.
  STI Centrino (Dothan) 479M CPU base and the core 2 duo is 479 Y.

  Thanks for your replies!
  Sebastian

  Hello

  No, to my knowledge you cannot switch the laptop with Core Duo or Core 2 Duo CPU.
  Laptop Satellite Pro M70 supports a Mobile Intel 915 PM Express chipset and cela only the Intel Pentium M Processors.