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• Tecra 9100: How to enter the BIOS without password BIOS?

  Hello

  I have a password on the bios of my tecra 9100, but do not remember what it is, anyone know a way around this to get into the bios?

  Hello

  Unfortunately I have some bad news for your.
  CA? s not possible to get into the BIOS without defining the old password.
  In this case, if you na? t know the password, so you should contact Toshiba service in your country. Only the ASP can remove the existing password.

• PROTECTED P4000 - update the BIOS without a floppy drive

  Hello

  I have a P4000 protégé who, I believe, was initially purchased without floppy drive. Now that I'm the Win XP operating system upgrade I need to install more memory, and like many other forum members point out it will not work without a BIOS update.

  However the BIOS available on the site is for the installation of Tranditional only and requires a floppy drive (which I did not). Is it possible to obtain a version that runs under Windows, or find another way to start the traditional installation? The site seems to suggest that the installation of Windows is favored, but the software is not provided.

  Thank you.

  Hello Sir

  As much as I know upgrade memory is not dependent on the latest version of the BIOS, and if you use compatible module there are not any problem. Anyway, I'm not 100% sure but I think you can do the BIOS update using the SD card.

  If you have the time and opportunities please try it and let us know if it works.

  By the way: all the updates to the BIOS are on the Toshiba download page and there are no other versions.

  Good bye

• Is it possible to update the BIOS without Windows installed - Satellie L30

  I have not installed WIndows on my Toshiba Satellite PSL33E. Is it possible to create a boot CD to upgrade the BIOS on my laptop?

  This is possible only if you have a BIOS traditional Toshiba update version.
  But the fact is that page European driver of Toshiba DOESN T provide this BIOS.
  If there is only a windows base BIOS, which means that you can update from Windows operating system running.

  Sorry, don't think that you could do that. Oohhh wait maybe the ASP in your country might help. Maybe the registered maintainer can be updated using a disk.

  Welcome them

• Satellite Pro A60 - update the BIOS without OS

  I have a Satellite Pro A60, trying to install XP pro but says he needs the BIOS update, downloaded the new update, unzipped and that one file, will not start until no bootable files.

  There is currently no OS on the laptop, I understand that I need an ISO file but where is she... !...

  Hello

  Why you need to update the BIOS?
  I doubt that XP installation says that you need to update.

  Normally the update of the BIOS is a bit risky and must be that if she of really necessary. In addition the update of the BIOS can only be done from Windows. There is no DOS version, they available only authorized for service providers.

• Flashing the BIOS without Windows

  Hello

  I want to Flash my Tecra S10 notebook but I'm only under Linux OS on it!
  The BIOS provided by TOSHIBA only works under Windows.
  So what can I do to Flash my BIOS?

  Thanks for the reply

  Best greetings from Vince!

  I'm afraid not much. As you mentioned in your post, that Toshiba offers the update of the BIOS for WIN version only.
  You have problems with your Tecra? Why you want to update BIOS?

• How can I update the BIOS without using a CD?

  Hello!

  I recently decided to update my RAM from 2 GB to 4 GB. After installation, I started my computer to find that it would not recognize the new memory. After doing some troubleshooting, I decided to try to update the BIOS, like the 2010 version. I have downloaded the update to the BIOS boot CD implementation of lenovo, burned a disk and restarts, I found that the boot order has no CD contained thereon. Here's the catch: I do not have the supervisor password. It is a mobile phone in hand, and I tried to find the password nothing is done. It's the current boot order: USB key, hard drive.

  My question is, can I create a BIOS update disk using a USB key, or update the BIOS of another way?

  I understand that it is impossible to recover the supervisor password without having served (that I prefer to not do, even if I have to return my Crucial RAM)

  My system features:

  ThinkPad L512

  BIOS version: 1.04

  BIOS date: 2010-3-26

  Controller of Embeded Version: 1.01

  Windows 7 32 bit

  Thanks for your help.

  Welcome to the forum!

  Two things here:

  (a) If you run the system update, it should offer the latest BIOS for your machine as well. I never did on a protected device, so it may or may not work, but perhaps worth it.

  (b) I doubt the ability of the system to recognize the new RAM has something to do with the BIOS. Much older than your ThinkPads will take place 4-8 GB of RAM with an old BIOS, older than your machine initially.

  Good luck.

• How can I update the BIOS without windows on V3 - 372

  I bought an ACER V3-372-57CW and refuses the computer at startup (the Green ACER splash screen at boot EFI appear same) when my Tablet WACOM Intuos 4 (if not fully functional) is inserted any USB port. Customer service Acer not recognize wanted to nor register the question so my last hope is that a BIOS update will solve the problem.

  I'm used to the manufacturers supplying utilities executable flash BACK running under FreeDOS etc but for the Acer V3 - 372, I can only find an executable for Windows 10. Of course, uninstalling the entire system just for the update of the BIOS is not a viable option.

  Is it possible to get either one executable for the update of the BIOS BACK or something that could be used from within Linux (with EFI)?

  Thank you

  Masquilier,

  At the present time, I have installed on my Windows computer.  If someone were to tell me that I needed to install another operating system to update the BIOS, I don't think it was a big deal.  I would like to...

  1. create a system with the Windows image backup

  2 clean the clean disk with 'diskpart '.

  3. install any OS they told me that I had to install.

  4. update of the BIOS

  5. after updating the BIOS, I would just wipe the drive with diskpart and restore my Windows system image.

  6. it would take me less than 45 minutes to accomplish steps 1 through 5.  Probably about 30 minutes to be honest.

  Use my logic.  Except that I'm not a Linux expert and don't know how to do what I tell you with Linux.  Just google it.  I see that some people use clonezilla, but I don't know there is a command to do the same.

  https://help.Ubuntu.com/community/DriveImaging

  http://AskUbuntu.com/questions/106943/back-up-the-whole-Ubuntu-system-or-system-image-creation

  http://AskUbuntu.com/questions/19901/how-to-make-a-disk-image-and-restore-from-it-later

  Check with the Ubuntu forum and tell them what you need to do and I'm sure it's possible.

  Important note: own Diskpart is priceless, if you n-front-rear of switching between the old modes and UEFI... or deleting partitions... or clean installation of an OS.  However, make sure that you don't accidentally wipe the bad drive (drive).  Be careful.  There is step-overs.

  Tip: you can get Vanilla iso free Windows from the links below... If you forgot to create a USB factory default your Acer Windows OEM recovery disk.

  https://www.Microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/Windows10

  https://www.heidoc.NET/Joomla/

  And create a media installation with rufus.

  https://Rufus.AKEO.IE/

  Tip2: the link below has some tips and tricks for cleaning 8.1 of Windows Installer or Windows 10.

  https://community.Acer.com/T5/V-and-VN-series-laptops/Acer-Aspire-v3-772-Windows-8-1-clean-install/t...

  Tip3: always back up your personal files before you try everything before.

• Get files from the bios without windows

  I would like to Flash the bios on a hp envy 15-1170ez. The current version of the insyde bios is f2.b

  I'm trying to get the bios for this notebook file, but what I find led to a softpaq installation program that works only on windows.

  Is there a way to manually get the bios files?

  That is right.

  As I said, I downloaded the BIOS files for some consumer notebooks and there is no BIN file to run in all other modes, but the operating system windows supported.

  You can see for yourself by downloading and installing the free utility 7-zip file from the link below.

  http://7-zip.org/

  Can download but do not run the BIOS file that you are interested in.

  Right click on the exe of the BIOS file you downloaded and select 7-zip file utility to extract the files to a folder.

  I can't make heads or tails among folders that you get, but you won't be able to run under DOS.

• How to upgrade the BIOS without a floppy drive?

  Hello

  I'm trying to update my BIOS using my CD player. I have an IBM Thinkpad 600E

  The latest version on the Lenovo site is an exe which requires a floppy disk. Given that I don't have a floppy drive, no idea how to get this created on a CD as a bootable image? Or is it a different download for the same thing?

  Thank you

  Alex

  I'm not sure it's possible, an easy solution would be to get your hands on a diskette. Here's a bargain on the market at TPF.

• How can I disable the "No external display" message on my Dell laptop?

  My Dell Inspiron has decided to express themselves by posting a message in the center of my screen which reads: No. external displays attached. Can someone tell me please how to remove it. Function keys do not. Thank you!

  This happened to me when I put a card in a Panasonic Lumix.  First time in more than two years with the Dell printer.  And no, the keys function did not activate it, or I'm trying to reach or unattach an external display, and I tried to join a recently.

  Since there seems to be confusion in the responses (other sites as well) I will reiterate:

  There is a boring partially opaque screen in the middle of the screen that bed No. external displays attached.  There is no external display in the room, and the function keys do not fix the problem.

  My operating system is Window Vista Home edition, Service Pack 2, on Inspiron 1545

• Update the BIOS of powerage dell 2950 through an ESXi installation

  I'm not sure of the best way to update the bios of a Dell 2950 powerage on which I have a facilities of ESXi 3.5 u2.

  I have two virtual machines running.

  Dell has a "Update Package for Microsoft® Windows®" (PE2900_BIOS_WIN_2.1.0.EXE) which, in my opinion, can update the bios from a windows OS.

  I had to do some research, but I posted instructions on how to upgrade your Dell server running ESXi through records of SUU. Here are the instructions... I do before putting all servers in production, and after the shooting of any old material off the rack before stopping their production, never had a problem.

  Here's my process to update ESXi (dell of course hardware) servers.

  1 Download DVD Dell Software Update Utilitly, its 1.9 GB disc. (if you have a dvd player on your server, you can directly boot from this drive but if you had a CD player in your continuous server, or if you want to store the files of rep on a USB drive below eye).

  2. extract the contents of the iso (winrar), so a lot of my servers arrived with

  just for the readers of CD so I take a USB stick and loading JUST the 'repository '.

  folder from the disk update utility, which is about 1.2 GB of update

  files.

  3. then download the CD version of Dell Software Update Utility, it

  will have all the updates for the DVD and dell does not have up-to-date

  but that's fine, boot from that disk.

  4 start the CD, to the start screen select Update utility, wait 15-20

  "mins for linux to load, display, select Update ' updates are

  Located on a usb drive ", put your USB key with the storage folder"

  on it, then hit, which makes search updates, show what is necessary and

  You can update.

  5. install and start.

• How Flash the BIOS if you cannot start Windows

  Hello

  I have a BIOS virus which prevents ANY version of any operating system Windows to boot at all.

  (Linux will start and run fine)

  So, to solve this problem, I need re-flashing the BIOS.

  Problem is... HP offers only the BIOS as an executable Windows utility.

  Can someone help me figure out a way to Flash the BIOS WITHOUT Windows?

  THX

  Now, in response to this topic, I discovered a solution...

  HPBIOSFILE.exe - writeromfile /-writehexfile /-writehdrfile

  I hope this helps some of you.

  To use this...

  (1) download the executable file (.exe) for BIOS update for your motherboard

  (2) a copy of the program flashing of Award Bios BACK (Google it, easy to find)

  (3) obtain a downloadable copy of the BACK 6.22 (of Microsoft) and create files to start this one.  (possibly another computer to do this).

  (4) start your computer affected in BACK 6.22

  (a) copy the files in a directory

  "(b) using the bold line above... type the name of your BIOS instead of the HPBIOSFILE.exe file ' and run the command.

  You will find yourself with a ROM file, a BIN file and a header file.

  You can now re-Flash your BIOS on your HP computer outside of a Windows environment.

  ENJOY!

• NB520 - upgrade the BIOS memory RAM

  Hello
  I have Toshiba NB520, and I would like to know if it is possible to change to a new 4 GB RAM?
  If I replace the 4 GB memory, the computer cannot restart!
  do you know why? I try to update the Bios without success.
  If an organization can help, thanks
  Best regards
  Scopman

  Yes it is possible. I have NB520-11. After reading many threads here I've done my own experiences.
  Using 4 GB RAM on preinstalled original Win7 starter doesn't have any effect because only 2 GB will be usable. I've install my own Win7 32-bit Home Premium and system displays now 4 GB installed and about 3 GB will be usable.

  To upgrade I ve used 4 GB of RAM on my Satellite P500. There PA3677U-1M4G part number.

• HP 350 1: update the BIOS

  My HP G1 was Windows 7.  I have upgraded to Windows 10. I received an email to download the new BIOS up to date. I checked on the HP site. This is for windows 7 not Windows 10. Support system HP does no update. Should I try and download this update? Thank you.

  @Elliott4,

  The Riddle_Decipher is at your service!

  If I understand correctly you want to know if you can install a BIOS update available for windows 7 on your computer windows 10 and I highly recommend not to do because it is not compatible.
  
  The reason for which you received an update of the bios by e-mail because the computer may have been comes with windows 7, as well as the original installation, please ignore the same and wait for the update of the Bios for windows 10 is available for your model.
  
  Keep me posted!
  
  Kind regards