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• How the upgrade to win 10 going to happen?

  How the upgrade to win 10 going to happen?

  Please check this thread
  https://Forum.Toshiba.EU/showthread.php?83832

  You will find the information provided by Toshiba as well as details of Microsoft about the new Windows 10

• Satellite M840 - no upgrade to win 8?

  M840 satellite is not in the list cell phones supported upgrade 8 Win.
  But research has shown that the drivers support.

  Where ican are they?

  ?? LP, me please!

  Hello

  On the page of the Toshiba UE driver you can find Windows 8 for the Satellite M840 PSKFJV pilots.

• Satellite L755-M1M3 driver sound problem after upgrade to win 10

  Salvation;
  I have problem with audio driver Toshiba Satellite L755-M1M3 after upgrade to win 10, the sound does not normally work in YouTube or Facebook even when I play the video files from my computer it is dug into the sound or noise goes, I update the driver but not help, can you help me please, I have Toshiba backup files how can I restore it?

  Inability of Toshiba to make the solution, always shocks me. !!! ???

• HP 450-011: delete the recovery partition after upgrade to win 10?

  I have a new HP 450-011 and it came with Win 8.1 and the recovery with the letter D: drive partition.  I did the upgrade to windows 10.  I made a set of recovery DVD for win installation 8.1.  Is there a reason for me not to delete the D: drive and replace it with my information?  I seriously doubt I'll want to roll back to 8.1 Win.

  Greetings,

  Have you tested the Win 8.1 HP Recovery disks before installing Win 10?

  A question is: If you need technical assistance from HP tech for a possible hardware problem. HP normally requires that the factory installed operating system to take in charge. This policy of HP may have changed during the upgrade to win 10. I do not suspect.

  You can export the recovery, Partition because it will not work now in any case.

  But you need a way to go back to win 8.1 when you need HP warranty support.

  Since you have already upgraded to Win 10, the only way to check the recovery of 8.1 Win disks is to use them and start all over again. Or the support of disks/USB recovery HP Win 8.1 on a new equivalent or larger HDD or SSD. A good installation means that you have now the factory install on this disk.

  It's a lot of work.

  The problem of guaranteed support is your problem.

  I have eliminated this problem by installing Win 10 on a new SSD. I have HP Win 8.1 on a separate SSD and win 10 on a different SSD. Possible guarantee problem solution means earn 8.1 running on HP SSD factory to check the problem of winning 10 SSD.

  Hemdani

• Blue screen after upgrading to Win 8.1 - Satellite C850 - 17G

  A year ago, I bought a Satellite C850 - 17 G (PSKCCE) with Windows 7 pre-installed. For a small fee, I upgraded to Win 8. Worked well.

  In November 2013, I wanted to do the free update to Win8.1. There I estimated at 2.5 months and a lot of reading on the forums to complete the upgrade to 8.1 Win. Everything worked fine for about 3 weeks.

  Can I get some updated windows up-to-date pressed, restarted the laptop and it ended the history of success.
  Blue screen and I had this option was to force back to the factory settings.
  So here I am again with Windows 7.

  On the Toshiba site, I see now that my model of laptop, Satellite C850 with part No. PSKCCE is not a model of support for the update 8.1 Win. Can someone tell me why?

  It will support in the future?

  > On the Toshiba site, I see now that my model of laptop, Satellite C850 with part No. PSKCCE is not a model of support for the update 8.1 Win

  Hmm, I guess you're wrong because on the Toshiba UE driver page I could find drivers Windows 8.1 for the Satellite C850 PSKCCE
  http://www.Toshiba.EU/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp

  BSOD issues are really bothersome, because this can happen due to hardware malfunction or also due to problems of system or driver.
  Same 3rd party software could affect systems

  That's why it very difficult to say what might cause this problem without checks unique pieces, the pilot, and the reporting system.

• dv4-1220us: do you really need to uninstall ATI Catallyst to upgrade to win 7 of win Vista on a dv4-1220us not

  Do you really need to uninstall ATI Catallyst to upgrade to win 7 of win Vista on a dv4-1220us not

  Hello

  Normally SO but also sepending on what you are doing. This is a new installation or an upgrade. No need to uninstall both. Why you must ask this question?

  Kind regards.

• HP Envy M6: My HARD drive is not bad on my computer? I have reloaded Win 8 and upgraded to Win 8.1 but he keeps crashing

  Hi need help and answers from an expert!

  My HP Envy M6 Recenly has stopped working correctly, so I decided to recover as soon as possible.  She still had the same problems, so I decided to restore factory with recovery USB flash drive I did.  Always had the same problem happens after I rebooted 8 Win and improved to 8.1.  It would work for a few minutes and stop working I used chkdsk and it says it fixed a few problems with the drive.

  I went through the same steps another 3 times!  After each time that once I had that he would be running again after a clean reinstall.  I would like to run chkdsk and it looks like he fixed some error, but last time, it wouldn't or couldn't find some files to run and crashed.  I tried loading Acronis and tried to reinstall the backup from there but that also failed to correct the problem.  I came to the conclusion that my HD is physically wrong?

  I guess the recovery process would reformat the partitions before you reinstall so it's not a logic error (software)?  From the recovery partition, the recovery Flash disk media and recovery software acronis can fix this, I can only assume, there is a problem with the drive itself?

  Is there a way to check this?  I don't mind replacing the drive to a SSD, so this isn't a problem, but I can't seem to find a product key.  Nothing printed on the bottom.  I read somewhere that it is now integrated with the motherboard bios so can I just use the recovery media that I did on a flash drive?

  Also, I have my backup file but I could never find the location of the image my wife loaded as the photo of "lock" screen which I do not have a copy of.  I have the backup files for windows 8.1 by Acronis and according to me, a Windows backup file on a backup drive, but I was wondering if these "locked screen hidden image" would be held somewhere in these data?  It is not under the images and I have never been able to find or understand where windows keeps this image.  I used the search without success.

  Of course, this is not critical, but I hate losing this particular image.  I hope it's keep somewhere in my back upward and when restoring with a new drive hard I can reload the backup and restore.

  So I really ned knowledge step by step: my HD is bad?  How can I check without having to spend hours to reload only to fail?

  Why chkdisk does not?  Or should I simply replace HD and if so what can I use the new disk recovery media and product ID will be accessible through the motherboard?

  I intend to upgrade to win 10, but I need Win 8 loading first, then move to 8.1 then move to Win 10?  Also in the future if it crashes how can I recover to win 10? Since it is free now but will not be later.  The upgrade will allow me to make a copy (a copy) to win 10?

  A lot of questions, but please provide the fastest solution to my problems and concerns.

  Thank you in advance!

  FM Hawaii

  Hello fmhawaii ;
  
  I read your post on your PC crashing and wanted to help.

  It certainly seems that your hard drive has failed.  Some PC allows the drive to check in the BIOS: test a hard drive in the BIOS. HP® customer support

  If that confirms that the disc is bad, then you will need to replace it.

  As for activation, you are right in that, with Win8x machines, the product key is embedded in the motherboard UEFI firmware, however, the instructions in this link, show you how to recover: find product - key for Windows 8

  When you restore from recovery media, which is supposed to automatically read product key, so you will not have to enter something to activate reinstall it.  My guess is that the drive problems that prevented from happening.

  Acronis allows you to mount an image file by using a drive letter, and once you do this, you should then be able to browse through the content to find the file you want.  However, depending on what part of the logon icon changed, it might be embedded image in a Windows system file, and unless there is a separate copy of this image, it will be very difficult to recover.  IF you Google it, you might be able to find downloadable tools for disassembly of this file and subseuent extraction of this file.

  I wouldn't hurry to Win10, but if you choose to follow this path, don't forget to make a new advance Acronis backup, then you can return to a system of Win8x of work if something is wrong - as the Win10 GoBack function is known to be unreliable.
  
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• HP ProBook 440 G2, fingerprint reader works not when I upgraded the Win 7 Pro form to win 8.1 Pro

  My HP ProBook 440 G2, finger print reader does not when I upgraded the Win 7 Pro form to win 8.1 Pro.

  Device manager showing the biometric reader works correctly. But in fact, the finger printer reader is not reading or senseing. It seems that the part "dummy". Please help me to correctly configure step by step for that matter.

  Thank you

  Hillet

  Have you installed the software driver validity sensor fingerprint for Windows 8.1?

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=6943811 & swItemId = ob_134806_1 & swEnvOid = 4158

  See page 64 in the manual Windows 8.1 according to the configuration of fingerprints of validity information

  http://h20565.www2.HP.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?sp4ts.Oid=6943810 & docid = emr_na-c04371762 & docLocale = en_US

• Satellite P850 - 057 Webcam does not not after upgrade to win 8.1 pro

  the webcam was working fine until what the windows upgrade to Win 8.1 pro, the webcam is not displayed in Device Manager. BIOS definition OK, I could not find a driver for TOSHIBA WEBCAM HD for windows 8.1 pro, please help

  Hello

  The Windows 8.1 does not require driver external webcam.
  Usually, the webcam driver is part of the Win 8.1 system and so the webcam should be recognized automatically.

  To my knowledge, the webcam is connected to the USB controller. You have a few unknown devices (USB devices) in Device Manager with yellow exclamation?

  By the way: you would update the BIOS to the latest State and system of Toshiba driver to win 8.1 installed?

• P2 - 1321a: upgrade my win 8 pro to win 8.1 pro

  Hello

  my PC was win 8 pro. after upgrade to win 8.1, the 'pro' was gong. Why?

  my PC was another win 8 pro as well and had no problem to win 8.1 pro.

  Please tell me how can I upgrade my 8 pro victory to win 8.1 pro.

  Thank you!

  JZ - SYD

  From what I've read about the specifications of your computer, it had Windows 8 core and not Windows 8 Pro from the factory.  When you update the store Windows or Windows Update, Windows will search the version you have on the system and download the appropriate version.

  If you feel that the above is not correct, do a factory restore using the recovery or recovery that hopfully disks Manager, you created when you first got the computer and check the installed system.

• Recovery and upgrade to win 8

  I use the HP pavilion g6 2020se runnig real win 7 and plan to upgrade to Windows 8.

  I created Hp recovery discs and my hard drive also contains the recovery partition.

  Before the upgrade, I have a few q:

  1. will I have dual boot options (win 7 and win 8) after I upgrade? Y at - it a facility during the upgrade to display the partition where win 8 needs to be installed?

  2. after the upgrade to win 8, removing previous installtion of windows 7 (i.e., removal of system "windows.old" folder) will affect the recovery procedures in the future?  More clearly, will be F11 or recovery disks work after doing the deletion above?

  3. If after the upgrade I want to downgrade to win 7 (the same State just before the upgrade), how to ensure that all my win 7 postulants windows updates and stay as it is just before the upgrade.

  Help PLz...

  You are welcome.
  
  Not sure why the link doesn't work, but I'll give you the link below. It worked for me earlier. The optimal path to get Windows 7 on the system is to use the recovery discs. The link is provided to enable the option to use the windows.old folder to go back, but you do not use this option which makes the irrelevant link at this point. But it's a good backup plan.
  http://goo.GL/XFBz1
  
  The recovery discs are intended to operate independently of any software on the hard drive. In fact, this is how the replacement of hard drives is installed. A hard drive goes out, a new one is mounted (and free of any software or partitions), and the recovery discs (the user created or sent by HP) are used to reinstall all of the original software. Little matter if the hard drive is empty or not, but what is important, is that it is the same computer that the recovery discs were made for based on the serial number and other factors. Be assured that the recovery disks will work as long as the material is physically the same and serial number matches, which is coded in the recovery disks.
  
  I used my discs of recovery of Windows 7 on a hard drive wiped several times, including the case using an advanced hard drive "cleaner" to erase all data.
  
  My own experience can enlighten us on that. I installed Windows 8 (or five) about four times on my laptop due to various problems of Windows 8. I will note, the questions were the result of my laptop is too old and not designed for Windows 8. Whenever I returned to Windows 7, I used the recovery without problem discs. This should be the same experience you have.
  
  The only time that the recovery disks can fail, it is if a smaller hard disk replacing the hard drive from the factory.
  
  The answer to the question of recovery of the disc is Yes on both accounts.
  
  The Windows.old folder has nothing to do with the (user created or sent by HP) HP recovery disks. Windows.Old is the culmination of a process of upgrading Microsoft in case something goes wrong, while the old data is not lost. It's more than a safety net which allows to return to the previous Windows without wiping the hard disk entirely. Since the windows.old folder should not be used to go back to Windows 7, think of it as a Museum of old files Windows. There is at this stage as archive.
  
  I hope I answered your questions and removed any doubt about the recovery disks.

• HP EliteDesk 800 G1 tour upgrade to win 8.1

  I have installed and configured a new EliteDesk 800 G1 Tower system that came with Windows 7 Pro (like a downgrade from Windows Pro 8.1).  Support don't really understand my question - what is the process and where can I get the software to perform an upgrade to win 8.1 (since I thought I bought the license)?  Thank you.

  -Alan.

  Hi, Alan:

  Your PC came with a set of recovery W8.1 disks?

  If so, you should be able to use them, but be aware that you lose the ability to reinstall W7 unless you have created a system image.

  If your PC came with a set of recovery W8.1 discs, call HP for the country that you live in the link below.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/WW-contact-us.html

  Call the number listed for the PC business and inform the representative of customer services that you need a set of recovery W8.1 discs.

  You will need to have the serial number handy to provide to the customer services rep.

• No output micro HDMI after upgrading to Win 8.1

  My new Yoga 2 Pro has a secondary display connected via micro HDMI port. He first worked as a charm. But after upgrading to new Windows 8.1 (this is done automatically) it is no longer produced anything to micro HDMI port. Display and the cable is fully functional. But even if the screen is turned on, the computer is unable to save and apparently it cannot display anything. Micro HDMI port seems to be non-existent.

  After upgrade of windows, I tried to uninstall / reinstall the display driver. I also upgraded to Win 8.1 Intel drivers versions found on the support site of Lenovo (including the BIOS display driver Intel HD 4400 15.33.18.64.3496 and chipset 9.4.0.1026, 76CN38). But nothing seems to work.

  A solution in the forum is to change the cable, but I think that there is no sense here that the cable worked perfectly until the upgrade.

  Can anyone suggest a solution?

  Lenovo: Is there a driver for Intel version 15.36.0.3652 on the Intel Web site. However, there is a blockage on the pilot, you need to install own Lenovo driver downloads. Can you check if this solves the problem?

  Sorry, a new cable solves the problem

• Upgrade to Win 8.1 the fan runs all the time and Raw (Silkypix) converter consume 100% CPU resources

  Hi, after upgrading to win 8 to 8.1 win my converter (Silkypix) raw program running extremely slow and consuming 100% of CPU. VAIO all updates completed, all Win 8.1 updates made. ATM Radeon HD 7500 M / 7600M (Maj) with 2 GB RAM dedicated.

  In addition, the fan works almost all the time that was not the case with Win 8.

  Vaio SVE1712Z1EB with 8 GB of RAM, i7 processor execution.

  SeanQ, after some time looking for a solution I finally found it on one of the vaio sites forum: it is the Radeon driver that must be installed from the Vaio support site. NOT the driver the latest AMD site. It does not solve the problem.

  I did as follows: device, graphics card, Uninstall Manager. Did not help. Went to AMD in Program files. Setup.exe has begun, but instead of installation, clicked on uninstall. In this way, I uninstalled the driver former AMD and bad news from the site of AMD. I had to manually uninstall the driver in Device Manager, several times. Finally, I went to the site of Vaio and tried updating the driver. He failed. Reset. Manually start the update of the Vaio AMD driver. Finally it worked.

  The fan is now more or less normal speed.

  Overall, I spent 15 hours looking for this solution. How much is my time worth? Just joking, I'm happy that I found the solution.

• After the upgrade to win 8 to win 8.1

  now, I get the following error message when you try to scan etc. Since the hp Hp 6500 709n wireless solution Center. error from coast to coast use the command-line sxstrace.exe tool

  has worked in win 8 got the following error after upgrade to win 8.1

  It sounds like it could be a driver problem, I downloaded the latest driver from HP.com

  After that, but I have this problem

  .

  Thank you

  Putt

  Hello

  I would say YES to the " " "what I come back to win 8 and then move on to 8.1 aand then install the printer? "