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• Using a USB or PCMCIA card standard instead of inside 4965AGN wireless

  
  

  OK so I bought a Linksys WPC100 which is a map of connection Wi - Fi G CardBus PCMCIA cardbus.

  It's interesting in the local BestBuy the majority of (USB and PCMCIA) adapters does not list Vista as one of the systems they support. Also strangely even those with a Vista Certified logo the majority does not list Vista as one of their supported operating systems. Clearly something non-intuitive to be certified Vista or the specifications of the box are usually not correct. I got the list of drivers from the Linksys web site with me and it didn't correlate even as a subset or a superset with certification or registration with the operating system as support of Vista. In fact not a single adapter had all three factors, a driver available on the linksys website, certification and operating system listed as supported. Go to this by now mild frustration I bet on the WPC100. The driver on the disk installed and used the Vista Business card form.

  When the computer is started with the installed card (I did not test the behavior with the night before and sleep or insertion during execution is enough for the moment to say) then the map appears as a second wireless adapter. Connection Manager indicates that the integrated map of AGN is either disabled by the switch hardware or BIOS and Connection Manager does not work. It's OK. At least we know where we are and the connections are not visible by Vista is from the PCMCIA card.

  Unfortunately, problems with the access point has continued so this whole exercise has shown me is that the problem is related to using Vista with the access point and not the hardware or driver (unless the problem is common to both drivers). Thus, one step forward and one step backward. As usual, the real cause of our time wasting is Vista, but for those who have a reason to try, you can install a separate adapter, it's just that you can not use Connection Manager to switch between them on the basis for example, location.

• T23 Dongle USB or PCMCIA Sierra card

  I have a T23 that isn't wireless model. I have no intention to dismantle to install no matter what Interior wireless gizmo, so I'm considering 2 options... 1 sierra GSM PCMCIA 2. ZTE USB high speed GSM Stick I purchased a data plan GSM to an ISP, but I'm confused about what material is best for the T23. I am concerned about the power of traction on the T23, but don't know if I should be. Also, is there a performance difference that I should consider, re: physiological versus PCMCIA USB? NB: My T23 has USB 1.1 ports, but I own a bus... card if Sabrent USB 2.0 that helps with the recommendation.

  Well, no one seemed interested to help me on this, so I decided to take a chance with a (Rogers Rocket stick) USB dongle.

  • On the Sabrent USB 2 card, the dongle has not worked.
  • On the T23 USB 1.1, the dongle worked, but he wasn't happy here. Important when response times on the internet.
  • Received a card PCMCIA 881 Sierra (now cheap) and it worked very well. Better than the dongle from afar and the software that comes with the Sierra Watcher is far superior to the Rogers Communication Manager.

  For those looking to use an old series of T on the new Rogers high speed GSM network, the Sierra would be my recommendation. I use the dongle on my desktop and it works very well there.

• Satellite L300-1DN: brocken USB ports - PCMCIA USB card does not fit

  My granddaughter broke the USB ports leaving the dongle and it banging as she wore the portable peasantry.
  We advised me to buy a Belkin USB 2.0 notebook card and slide it into the slot on the side of the laptop but it does not seem appropriate.
  I am a novice in computers and would welcome that any help however basic.

  Eric

  Hello

  Satellite L300-1DN was equipped with the EXPRESS CARD slot.
  You can use the ExpressCard/54 card.

  Have a look here on the Wikipedia page:
  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/ExpressCard

  Welcome them

• STB for laptop (USB or PCMCIA)

  If someone managed view TV channels by cable STB directly on their laptop computer, without going through a TV?

  I saw many messages of forum with useful tips, but none where soneone has actually achieved it, I heard PCs to reach, for the TNT, but not cable signal supplier (NTL) to a laptop.

  Have you tried a number of cards and boxes, but the composite signal is never found. Any suggestions on solutions?

  Hello

  What cell phone do you have? Of course, this isn't Toshiba specific problem.

• Questions about the use of an external audio card (PCMCIA or USB)

  Hi all

  We know most or all W510 or other models of ThinkPad with Conexant HD SmartAudio 20585 are affected by the poor quality of the sound.

  I have a few questions to ask, because I have not used or tried before external sound card.

  1 - is the external PCMCIA / its USB, card work with speakers inside the machine?

  2. If the built-in speaker can work with external PCMCIA / USB sound card, is the sound quality and volume of music being improved?

  Thank you

  Peter

  Hi PeterTWJ,

  (1) would like to know what you mean by work with the built-in speakers? u means you want to use an external sound card to drive the speaker built into the laptop?

  I want to say that external USB sound/PCMCIA card does the built-in speaker allows you only to speaker external drive.

  I tried the smartaudio/volume control. You can set default 1...

  http://DL.dropbox.com/u/7387120/smart.PNG

• Portege R100 - question about the installation of the USB port and Windows problems

  Hello

  I just bought a used Portege R100, but I have some problems. Of course the laptop isn't a CD or DVD, player so I tried an external DVD drive, but it did not work. What kind of device I have to install Windows (not an edition of recovery or anything like that, but a whole new windows on the formatted HARD drive)?

  I also have another problem: whenever I plug a USB device (I tried the DVD drive external and a USB keyboard) when I start the laptop, it seems to hang. At least, I am not able to type anything more; the keyboard of the laptop is dead (the point where the entrance would still be flashing in the BACK platform, but typing. sth on the keyboard isn't doing anything). It is not normal, is it?

  I also tried to get to the BIOS, but I tried various commands (F1 to F12, DEL etc.), but I couldn't access the BIOS. It would be great if someone could tell me the command for it.

  Thanks in advance for the help and sorry for the bad English, I'm not a native speaker :)

  The forum has a search function, but to help you look still these 2 wires:

  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=19232
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=23921

  Here you can see that XP installation isn't very easy, but can be done successfully

  as long as you are working in an environment with appropriate back-drivers back, you can use any kind of external (USB or pcmcia) CD player you want

  the bios is accessible by pressing ESC and the Start button

• Satellite Pro L300 - PCMCIA adapter

  Hello.

  I use a Toshiba laptop L300 downgraded from Vista to XP Pro.

  It is equipped with a card reader Express. I need to be able to use a PCMCIA drive to burn software on flash cards. I had 2 X Express Card to PCMCIA online converters, but they don't read flash card. The laptop seems to recognize convertor but not the flash memory card. Is there such a thing as a USB to PCMCIA reader.

  I think that the problem with the two that I bought is that they are for 32-bit cards, and mine is a 16 bit card.
  The card is manufactured by M-Systems.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated

  Yes, they are available, search for "USB to PCMCIA Adapter.

  And here's one I found: http://www.elandigitalsystems.com/usb/u111530.php

• PORTEGE R100 CD-ROM recovery problem

  Hi, I had a few problems of recovery PORTEGE R100. My problem is that when I try to reinstall the system with the recovery of the boot disk CD, it does not recognize the CD. The CD-ROM is not a TOSHIBA product. Is there any solution for this?

  Hello

  It will be interesting to know if your external CD is a USB or PCMCIA device.

  You must make a Windows startup disk and add drivers for your CD-ROM BACK drive and then you should be able to recover the machine with this CD.

• Portege 3440CT OS install problems

  Hello
  Just decided to dig my 3440 ct that has Windows 98se on it and reformat an update with XP. He has only 64 MB at the moment, but I thought that if all goes well, then I would switch to 192 MB and whack in a disk that is larger than the original drive 6 gb for the moment. I have the floppy a usb card pcmcia (a Toshiba one).

  When I try to install XP, it sees the Cd and begins starting the process, for example. loading devices. But whenever it gets to the last line says «the installation program starts now...» "it crashes with a blue screen with an error"0x0000007B"that I find something to do with the boot drive.

  Then I deleted the diving and installed XP properly on a desktop computer using an adapter, put it back in the laptop it starts very well until the first wime you see the XP logo and then crashes with the same error

  Then I tried a 60 GB drive, I had in my laptop main that I know works fine and got exactly the same message.

  I then tried Windows 2000 which had the same problems, but eventually worked with 98SE. I tried both with FAT and NTFS and I installed the latest version of bios 1.60. But in vain.

  Someone at - it good ideas as to what im doing wrong?

  Hello

  When you install the restore CD is a simple file and when the external drive is just plugged and recognized that it is not problem to install it but when you install the original version of Microsoft installation must be interrupted and the unit should restart for the installation continues. At the moment the external drive can not be found anymore. I assume that this is the problem in your case.

  Try to create two partitions and copy the CD Win on the second partition and try again to install the unit.

• Pinnacle PCTV USB2 works do not on A60

  I bought an A60-197ITA to use Pinnacle PCTV USB2.
  My surprise was after the relocation and of the SW that I can listen to the audio but not video.
  Pinnacle said that the problem is IGP chipset. In particular this of A60 USB 2.0 is not really high speed.
  Please have some USB drivers to improve speed or some kind of Windows settings?
  If I install a PCMCIA card that provides ports high speed USB 2.0, I really have high speed USB or PCMCIA it too slow bus?
  Best regards

  Hello

  You can try to update the driver XP USB of MS!

  Go to the Device Manager - Universal Serial Bus, and then click on update DRIVER. Then, you can download and install the latest USB driver.

  Good bye

• Satellite X 205-Sli3 - how to connect Logitech 5.1 speakers

  Hi all

  I have a Satellite X 205 - Sli3.
  I've been trying to find a way to connect my laptop to my Logitech 5.1 speakers and subwoofer.

  My laptop has usb, firewire, pcmcia, HDMI and S/PDIF out port for 5.1.
  My logitech speakers have three sockets of 3.5 mm usually plug easily on a card of its pci on a bench.

  I looked everywhere for cables, couplers and converters, in an attempt to convert a port on my laptop to these three speaker 3.5 mm male jacks...
  My first thought was to use the meaning of port S/PDIF really that it was used 5.1 but in all the forums I looked he said really was not true surround sound.

  I am an avid player and I would like to connect these speakers to my laptop.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated so I can get these off headphones =).

  Thank you

  I don't have experience with this stuff, but check it please http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSD57013M000UR01.htm
  Maybe you will find answer here.

  Good bye
  At your audio digital portable?
  I don't have experience with this stuff, but check it please http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSD57013M000UR01.htm
  Maybe you will find answer here.

  Good bye

• Upgrade for Satellite Pro 2100 parts

  I need to get a wireless card and more memory for my computer. I can't find anywhere to contact on this Web site. Can anyone help?

  I hope that you know very well that your laptop is about 5 years old and you must not be surprised if you don't find this oldie listed on the actual page of Toshiba. ;)

  In any case, I found the information to follow:
  -your laptop can handle with max 1 GB Ram and compatible module are PC2100 256 MB (PA3127U - 1 M 25) and in PC2100 512 MB (PA3164U - 1 M 51)
  -compatible Wireless LAN Card Kit is with the PA3212U-1MPC part number

  If you need wireless network adapter to transfer data faster, you can use the USB or PCMCIA card.

• DVD Rom in a Satellite 4030 CD drive?

  I have an old Toshiba Satellite 4030 CD. I would like to know if I am able to install a dvd rom drive in this laptop. If so what models would take on this machine.

  Thank you

  PB

  Hi Breck,

  in my opinion there is no way to upgrade the internal CD on a DVD player because the CD player is set up and could only be replaced with the same model!

  Only an external USB or PCMCIA solution would fit!

  Sorry!

  Rudi

• OS install on a Portege 3410 ct

  Hello, my name is Andrea, I write from the Italy. I have a problem with a Portege 3410. OS winME, I have the freecom pcmcia cdrom drive and a cd burner external usb, but none of have recognized them in the bios, I don't have a floppy drive usb or pcmcia or other. the hd is partitioned twice. I need to upgrade to win2k, and I need to format the primary partition and it go from fat32 to ntfs. I have no cd of restoration. You are my last hope there is someone in the forum who can suggest me a solution to try? Could I try to remove the hd, put it in another start mobile (another model) toshiba the installation process and when the I asked the first time reboot the pc just turn it off put the hd in the portege and try to complete the installation, addressing the second partition to find the w2k files (of course I have to copy the i386 folder before)? SMEs, we know if it will work or not? Thank youfor your help.

  In my opinion Tom s idea is very good. On this way you will have no problem with the external device.