Where is the HDD on Satellite 1130?

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• How to replace the HDD on Satellite 1130?

  How to replace the hard drive in this notebook?

  Hello

  If I remember well HDD is under the optical media drive. Optical media drive is fixed with a screw that you see above the player. Remove the screw and remove the drive from the Bay.

  HARD drive is fixed, I think, 4 screws (probably black). When the screws are removed you can use two fingers to remove the HDD from the connector plug. I hope you now know how to put the new HARD drive.

  Good bye

• Satellite Pro A300: Where is the HDD?

  Hi all

  Does anyone know where the hard drive is located on the A300? Is it a mere discovery? Are the many screws out?
  I think I need to replace the hard drive as mine does not slowly on me...

  Does anyone have the specs for the hard drive? It is SATA?

  Thank you!

  HARD drive is placed in the lower corner under the cover of HARD drive (fixed with a screw).

  Slow HARD disk drive? Strange? What operating system is installed on your laptop? Using original pre-installed Vista?
  One last thing: If you think that the HARD drive may be defective not to spend your money for the HARD drive. With valid warranty you get replacement free.
  Simply contact nearest Toshiba authorized maintainer.

• Where is the Wirless light Satellite L500?

  Satellite 500 new unpacking, how do you spend 'Wireless switch' on and where is it?

  Hello

  Press FN + F8 to turn on the wi fi.

• How do I use the recovery folder on the HDD repair Satellite A300

  Hi all

  I have Toshiba satellite A300, model No. PSAGCE-00C006AR,.

  My operating system is windows Vista Home premium.
  Recently, I was working on battery when my system is closed.

  When I connected charger and power he found that the display shows the message (Please wait) forever and does not allow me to enter my password.
  When I press the power button to shut down my PC and reboot in safe mode, I can enter my password and connect to my PC, and however, when I connect to the PC shows only black screen with pointer and nothing more.
  Start button does not respond, the icon my computer or all other icons do not appear on the desktop.

  I did the following steps in trying to repair my PC: -.

  1 I restarted my PC in safe mode with command prompt, you try to run chkdsk/r, however I got the error message that the disk is protected and that I can demand that it runs at the next reboot. I typed Y and restart, but chkdsk does not work although I restarted 2 times.
  2 I restarted my PC and select advanced option then startup repair problem, then I got the message that no problem was found.
  3 I also tried Toshiba HDD recovery, but could not find any folder recovery although there is about 1.5 GB partition that has everything.
  4 I tried the windows complete PC Restore, but I received a message that (a valid backup not found)
  5 that my PC is come without recovery CD, so I borrowed an and restart my PC from the CD and repair selected... etc, however I got the error message that the disk is write-protected once again.

  Any advice how I can get my rear work system will be appreciated and how do I use the recovery folder on the HARD disk and avoid the write-protected message?

  Best regards
  Alaa Mostafa
  [email protected]

  Hello

  Of course I don't know what the problem is exactly, but I'm confused on a few other facts.
  The fact is that Toshiba has created the reminder that informs the user on the first day that Toshiba doesn't offer the recovery DVDs and it is recommended to create such a DVD support immediately.

  Question about you: you created this recovery media?

  The Toshiba recovery image has nothing to do with the WinRE Vista 1.5 GB partition. Partition WinRE Vista feature. On new models of laptops Toshiba recovery image is saved in folder HDDRecovery on the second partition. If touch you didn t and if you didn t change anything with partitions you should be able to install Vista using this recovery image.

  After your computer is turned on press F8 and choose the first option (if available) computer repair. You can enter the Vista System Recovery Options. The last option should be Toshiba Recovery. If you didn t change anything, this option will be available.

  Check it out!

• Re: Hitachi Drive Fitness Test (DFT) does not detect the HDD on Satellite A660

  I have a Toshiba Satellite A660 PSAW3C-047017 with a HARD MK6465GSX Toshiba drive. After experience, some consecutive failures of start-up, I was told on the Toshiba forums to use Drive Fitness Test (DFT of Hitachi).

  I burned the ISO to a CD and booted from it (I must press F12 for boot options and select the optical drive), which is to run successfully. However, it does not detect my drive HARD - the list is empty.

  Is there something I need to do to make visit to DFT?

  I cannot commend this third part software features, but I want to know if you still have these failures to start your portable computer satellite?

  What's the problem?

• It seems to have wiped the HDD on Satellite C870

  My phone ran well so decided to restore.
  Got the option of erasing... and so I did as I thought that meant back to factory settings

  Now... nothing. I did the good recovery disc where it was after a move I have no idea!
  On start-up, I get ' Checkign Media: fail.

  I know that I can order a new disc... goal of recovery is £30 and I need to know if that will restore my phone or if I did more damage.

  Actually seems a ridiculous being there, option but it is and I can't do something.

  Please help and advise, it's a disc or a repair to the costly computer store.

  Best solution for you is to order the original Toshiba recovery disc. This disc contains original recovery image designed for your laptop model. Recovery image is the operating system that includes all of the drivers and tools specific to Toshiba and utilities.
  After using this disk, you will have original as first boot settings after the purchase.

  OK it's a bit chilly but it is cheaper than the original disc of Microsoft and after recovery image installation will be installed and it is not necessary to install important drivers. Everything will be perfectly configured.

  Just for info: https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx

• Installation problems after upgrade the HDD on Satellite Pro A120 (PSAC1E)

  Hello

  I've recently updated my Satellite Pro A120 with more memory and a larger hard drive. The memory I installed is 2 x 1 GB Module (DDR2-667) and the product number of the hard drive is MK2035GSS.

  My computer recognizes both of these upgradges, but since their installation I was able to install all applications (for example Norton Security etc) on my laptop - they seem to spend 1/2 to 3/4 of the way in which the installation process and then just quit smoking and become insensitive or an error message appears. I even tried to put the product recovery disc to try and erase everything and start over but even that does not load in entirely. Any ideas of what could be the cause? Also, I get messages of constant error on the screen and it blue screens and restarts frequently.

  If anyone has any ideas on what could be the cause, I would be extremely grateful for any help!

  Thank you very much

  Cblack

  Post edited by: cblack

  Hello

  just a question, than to the manufacturer that are the memory modules? And similar modules? Or do you have that you have installed other modules later.
  We can exclude the HARD drive because it doesn´t HARD drive installed. they do not cause bluescreens or similar. In very rare cases, the disk HARD COULD cause errors, but then the pladder or BSOD´s must be REALLY damaged and in your case, the HARD drive is brand new.

  It might be, that memory modules are not compatible with your machine. To avoid these incompatibility issues, you must use the modules of well-known such as kingston and toshiba brands. (I'd rather kingston, they work like a charm in my A100 Sat :))

  Would appreciate comments on your part.

  See you soon

• Where is the BIOS for Satellite M40?

  Hello

  I searched for the M40 BIOS without success. When I select the Satellite/M series offers only the M100 and M70. Can anyone give me a tip?

  Thank you
  Mickey

  Hello

  Satellite M40 is a little older and so you should search in * Archives *.

  For example:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > download drivers
  * Archive * > Satellite > Satellite M Series > Satellite M40 (xxxx)

  Then you select the right model number. If you n t he know to look on the underside of the laptop. There should be a label with the correct information.

• I want to move the HDD on Satellite L10

  Hello

  I'm new to the forum, I bought a satellite l10 two years ago and was looking at my hard drive upgrade, glancing accessories toshiba advises that I have to buy an external hard drive, but this simply means that some additional items to carry, can someone advise or help me

  Hello

  Of course you can upgrade the HARD drive.
  If you want to upgrade the HARD drive, you must buy one that is compatible and supported by the BIOS.
  Each HARD drive size is unsupported by the BIOS. There is a limitation and big hard drives could not be recognized.
  Sat L10 supports an improved IDE (ATA-6) interface and some devices were shipped with 40 GB HARD drive.

  In my view, that a 60 GB HARD drive should be compatible. Perhaps also a 80 GB HARD drive but I m not 100% sure of this size of HARD drive.

  If you want you can test.

  concerning

• Re: Where are the drivers for Satellite L830?

  Hello, if someone can explain to me how to dowload drivers the L830 would be very nice!

  In fact, when I go to the download section, drivers don t appear. Does anyone have a solution?

  We are unable to discuss on this path. If you want the answer says full model post name and model as the OS version number.

• Need to keyboard for Satellite 1130

  where can I get the keyboard for satellite 1130?

  Hello

  Google around and you'll find a few suppliers. If this isn't the case, you can contact the partner of service authorized in your country. They can order one for you.

  Good bye

• Need new HDD for Satellite P10-304

  Hi guys.

  Does anyone know where I can buy a hard drive for the laptop above to reinstall complete

  Current hard drive is officially dead!

  Concerning

  Paul

  Hello

  I found some info on the HDD on Satellite P10:

  It can be used a 2.5 ", 9.5 mm hard disk with capacity of 30 GB / 40 GB / 60 GB / 80 GB

  -Master - IDE bus
  -9.5 mm, 2.5 HARD drive carrier
  -Support synchronous Ultra DMA 100

  So for your laptop you can buy IDE HDD up to 80 GB of capacity.

  I think you can buy it everywhere. In PC Magazine, online electronic store, eBay...

• Can not find the drivers for Satellite M30 842

  Hello

  I'm a repair technician, and I'm repairing a European model Satellite with Windows corrupted; I reformatted and I install Windows with my generic Windows XP Home CD. I have had no luck finding the drivers for (as listed in the Device Manager):

  -Network controller (wireless, wired ethernet works)
  -Controller Audio multimedia
  -Modem PCI
  -Unknown device

  Windows Update has been able to find the video and the USB drivers, but I can't find information on this model on the Toshiba support sites.

  Thanks in advance,
  Tim Allix
  Whistler, British Colombia. Canada.

  I put t know where is the problem?
  Satellite M30-842 contains the number PSM30E.
  Visit the page of the Toshiba driver and select just this laptop

  You also, you should find on the same page Check installation instructions and follow the guide of the lines in the text file

• Satellite 1130 Z24 BIOS update problem.

  I have download the proper file, but saves it as tw30170w.rom. How do I run it? Windows does not recognize it.

  Brian

  Hello
  I would try it with the traditional Biosupdate.

  Download bios here-> http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com

  Watch "Support & downloads", click on "Download Bios" a choose your model

  How to upgrade the BIOS

  Satellite 1130

  1.) extracted the zip file containing the BIOS upgrade to a temporary folder.
  2.) insert a 1.44 MB diskette formatted in the floppy drive.
  3.) Execute the file *.exe extracted to the temporary folder. Follow the instructions on the screen. A BIOS update diskette will be generated.
  4.), make sure that the laptop is plugged into the sector.
  5.) turn off the laptop.
  6.) place the floppy disk containing the BIOS upgrade in the floppy drive.
  7.) turn on the laptop with the F12 key.
  8.) the BIOS boot menu appears. Select 'Removable Device', 'USB Floppy Drive' or the diskette symbol using arrow keys. Press "enter".
  9.) the Notebook will start from the BIOS upgrade diskette.
  10.) the BIOS update will start automatically.
  11.) after a few minutes the laptop turns off automatically, remove the disk and do a restart. If it does not then remove the disk and turn off the system and return to restart the laptop.