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• Satellite A200 - I can boot from PCI express card?

  I have a laptop A200.

  I recently bought a PCI expresscard HD. Many people have asked this question already on many sites and regarding several different brands and models of laptops. According to anadtech and other techys the only way to do an ExpressCard hd is updated the BIOS. During the installation of Windows it says that it canoe on the device because the BIOS is not able to boot from it.

  Toshiba creates a new BIOS to allow starting the expresscard hd or not Toshiba have a laptop model that will allow already, as im thinking of buying a new laptop but only if this option is available.

  There someone using windows vista/xp knows a way round.

  Hello

  As far as I know it s not possible to boot from PCI express card on Satellite A200.
  In addition these books where you can boot from this slot are not known to me. Only the options HDD, CD/DVD, USB and network, but all that s.

  In addition, I put t know what you mean with PCI expresscard HD.
  Is what exactly?

• Z620: need help with the difference ("boot") of ssd pci-e cards and pci-e (BIOS) nand

  Hello

  I intend to buy a card pci-express ssd for access/faster transfer, and I read the topics concerning the problem of booting from that ssd, but still did not understand much to be honest.

  what I noticed, is that HP620 should work with older (like turbodrive Z), but not the based NAND, new Z turbodrive G2,.

  or only with a few tricks.

  now to my question.

  Some people say, this new nand ssd pci - e cards require a boot uefi bios and a few options, I do not understand.

  as I have a regular bios (not), is it true that you cannot boot from these new ssd expansion slot, or are there tricks like the passage to the AHCI and a few other options in the bios?

  If this is not possible, I'd be limited to regular use SATA ssd, limited to 500 MB/s of bandwidth, right?

  Thanks for any help

  Chris

  Found this info on the web;

  "There are actually two versions of the player. The original version uses the familiar AHCI Protocol, while a new variant is the NVM Express standard. The model of the AHCI is compatible with a wide range of motherboards and available among a wider selection of suppliers. »

  The version of NVMe is also supposed to be faster, but in reality, it is not much of a difference.

  

  I think that you need a motherboard with a socket m2 is to see a real difference in speed compared to the old version of AHCI.

  I understand that it is only the most recent Zx40 HP series range that supports readers NVMe but not sure 100%. It would certainly be a challenge trying to get one to work in a series of Zx20 HZ.

  My SM951 in CrystalDiskMark 5;

  

• Windows 7 - Pci to Pci bridge (error: Code 10)-PCI video card

  Before that I declare my problems I will list what I'm running and I am trying to accomplish.

  I'm under edition 64-bit of Windows 7 Enterprise, not the Beta or RC. I have 3 video cards in my possession (listed below).
  -(PCIe) Evga GTX260
  -(PCI) Evga 9400GT
  -Evga (PCI) Fx5500
  Out of these 3 cards I only use the GTX260 and the 9400GT. I had to "retire" the Fx5500 because drivers latest WHQL (certified) only provided support as far down as the cards of Nvidia "6 series". Unfortunately the Fx5500 is a 'series 5' and falls below this line. I already tried to use the GTX260 and Fx5500 in earlier versions of Windows (XP and Vista), but there is no way to download and install two separate drivers for two of the same video card do - you will have nothing else to errors. There is the option to go to a place like guru3d.com and download a supported driver custom which covers both the GTX260 Fx5500, but drivers are not certified and lack support. Therefore, I bought and now use the 9400GT is covered by pilots for the GTX260, which eliminates the need for messing around with custom drivers. Also, the 9400GT has a better graphics processor and more memory than the Fx5500, so it was time to upgrade anyway.

  Now that you have some info here is my problem, whenever I have install the 9400GT as I get a second entry "pci to pci bridge" (the other entrance has no errors) that appears under "System devices" in Device Manager. The entrance of bridge pci to pci second has a yellow triangle with an exclamation point, which refers to a problem. When you check the properties of this unit it is more or less said that Windows has detected a problem (error Code 10). The GTX260 is still working and still comes in "graphics cards" as a GTX260, but there is no entry for the 9400GT. I tried the 9400GT in two PCI ports and each time it does the same thing. If I get out the GTX260 and ONLY operate the 9400GT, I always get the question of the pci to pci bridge, BUT I get a picture and can boot into Windows 7 without a hitch. When I do that it is still nothing listed under "graphics cards" as a 9400GT or even a VGA compatible device.

  After messing around with this for 10 hours (Yes, I said 10 hours) I decided to dig my retirement (the Fx5500) PCI video card. When I installed this card I had no entry bridge PCI to pci 2nd appear under "System Devices", and one that appeared had no yellow triangle or error codes. I then checked under "Graphics cards" and Windows 7 it was recognized as a VGA-compatible device and asked for drivers.

  Now, I have concluded that there is absolutely no problem with the motherboard or my material (including video cards). In a first time EVGA support and I had suspected that the motherboard may be bad because of all the pre-diagnostic steps I had taken during my test of 10 hours. I won't enumerate what I did because it would literally take 3 hours to type everything in it. Just believe me when I say I've tried many things including but not limited to the latest bios updates (flashed 4 times and reset to ensure accuracy), IRQ customized management, all OS X 2, multiple/latest chipset drivers installed, reinstalling video multiple/last drivers installed, memtest test, complete equipment disassembly and re - build (adding a device at a time) and MUCH more. The only thing I have not tried installing another OS other than Windows 7 64 - bit to see if I could reproduce the problem. It's a waste of time, but because that let's say I install Windows XP Pro and the 9400GT doesn't have this problem... Well, that's fine, but who cares on XP Pro when I used it for the last 9 years and when I have a version full of Windows 7 I want to use? I'm certainly not running XP Pro on Windows 7 just to use the PCI video card. Second, if I install XP Pro and it always gives me the same error of bridge pci to pci and then, I only lost more time than because if it s not to go to work or the other OS, then I m sure that hell will not leave XP Pro installed when I use Windows 7.

  Thank you
  Piyush

  Maybe a stupid question now but has your post anything to do with Toshiba and Toshiba computers laptops?

• TC M51 sluggish after installed PCIe graphics card

  Well I went through 10 the 39 pages of this forum and the suspect, I have an answer, but still want to check with anyone in the know.

  I have a model of ThinkCentre M51 1843-wnv and put up-to-date with:

  2 GB DDR RAM (total now 2.5 GB) by Kingston

  WD Caviar Black 500 GB HARD drive with 32 MB of cache (SATA 7200 RPM)

  Map of graph SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 4550 PCIe with 512 MB of DDR3 RAM

  and I use a logitech (with USB to PS/2 adapter) USB mouse and a USB microsoft ergonomic keyboard

  I installed every update, one at a time to make sure things were ok.  Things were ok until I installed the GPU (last updated).  Now my system takes a long time to start and stop and the intermittent mouse jerks across the screen.  I wait a few seconds and he is well again.  It's as if there are not sufficient resources every now and then.  For a time that the office works very well and then a few minutes later he has a jerky behavior that erases then after a wait.  Start and stop are however still much longer than they were.  I have to go and make the coffee while it starts and stops.  But even this behavior is inconsistent.  Sometimes it starts and stops quickly, as it should.

  I wonder if the GPU and HARD disk are pushing the limits of my diet (310 watts).  Side of the box GPU stipulates that the minimum requirement is a 300 Watt power supply.  Mine is 310 Watts so I thought I was good, but the desktop is perhaps, with the large disc of HARD fast intermittently requiring more power than is available.

  Any thoughts?

  Is an upgrade of the power source easy to do something?  This will solve the performance issue? I've updated GPU, RAM, hard drives, USB and card faxmodem cards.  An upgrade of the power source is easy?

  Thank you!

  Macaws

  Well, how does it work!

  I uninstalled the sound integrated edge and also the SoundMax drivers and installed instead an his SB XFi Titanium PCIe card and voila!  not only do you have this problem, but I have now improved for my 5.1 system sound quality speakers.

  Why the built-in sound system would cause my office become slow after installing a video card?  How install PCIe sound card and turning off the sound of the mobo solves the problem?

  If anyone knows I really want to know how it works.  At the moment, it seems just as if by magic for me.

  in any case, I'm very happy.  My 2nd hand desktop Lenovo is a speed demon!  Movhorn thanks for your help.  Very much appreciated.

• Add a PCI sound card to the 8700SE XPS?

  I joined this forum to ask this question. I've been recording and intend to buy a Dell XPS 8700 Special Edition (32GB, w/4th gen i7) for a while. It would be used for general things, and although I am not a gamer and don't need incredible graphics (just good enough for Netflix streaming), I am a music producer and that you use a professional quality with this computer PCI sound card. I'm confused by comments, I read on this machine, saying that there can be no extension for a sound card. It's the truth? Could not add my M - Audio 2496 card PCI or other PCI card professional superior quality to that if I had to do?

  lrs999,

  Job mode page 14 says that the 24 slot is "PCI-Express x 1 Card Slot. That means cable for x 1:
  FTP://FTP.Dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_xps_desktop/XPS-8700_Owner's%20Manual_en-us.pdf

  PDF specifications, page expansion Bus called PCI-Express x 4 because it of the fourth Groove down the PCI-Express x 16 slot and has 64 pins:

  FTP://FTP.Dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_xps_desktop/XPS-8700_Reference%20Guide2_en-us.PDF

  Any other reference to this slot in x 4 means that it is the fourth Groove down.

  1 x 16 PCI-Express card slot (PCI -EX16_1) first and only 16 x
  2 x 1 PCI-Express card slot (PCI -EX1_1) first x 1
  3 x 1 PCI-Express card slot (PCI -EX1_2) second x 1
  4 x 1 PCI-Express slot x 1 third and fourth slot (PCI -EX1_4) for card

  We do not sell the PCIe x 1 Sound Blaster Recon3D on this model. So, in theory, you could add any sound, part 3 PCIe x 1 card.

• NB510 - boot from the SD card?

  Hello

  I have a question related to booting from SD cards.
  As my NB510 has no optical device, I thought to use an SD with Linux on it to boot from.

  The reason is that sometimes I need Linux and I don't wan to lose my Windows partition or another partition of my HDD with a 2nd OS.

  My experience is that more than one OS at a disk always causes unnecessary trouble.
  Unfortunately, it seems that the NB510 does not boot from the SD card.

  I created it with the Toshiba SD Memory Format Utility and "UNetbootin" to create a card with the last OpenSUSE Linux.

  When, in from the laptop and press F2 (or F12), all available drives be filed - but not my SD card (Yes, it was inserted). BIOS Insyde H2O also doesn't seem to provide the SD card as boot drive.

  So is it possible to get my NB 510 booting from SD card?

  Greetings from the Germany

  Hello

  Why you boot from the USB flash key t n?
  As much as I know the NB510 support the start of disk HARD primary, Network (LAN), USB, USB HDD and USB WEIRD memory.

  If booting from USB is certainly possible.

• Satellite Pro U300-143 - Boot OS SSD Express Card

  Is it possible to boot OS SSD Express Card inside the slot?

  As verbatim:
  http://www.verbatim.it/it_10/product_ssd-ExpressCard-64gb_31_0_15800__5184.html

  Thank you.

  Hello

  It would be possible if the BIOS would provide such support.
  But as far as I know the BIOS support booting from:

  * USB floppy drive, HARD drive, ODD, Network (LAN), USB memory *.

  As you can see booting from Express Card is not supported.

• What mini PCI WLAN card can be used on Equium A60 - 157?

  Hi, im trying to buy a wireless mini LAN card pci for my toshiba Equium A60-157... do not know what an I need or I can use? Thanks Carl

  Hi Carl

  According to the specs of your device is not ready WLAN. This means that you can not switch on the unit with the mini PCI WLAN card. Only solution is the card PCMCIA or USB WLAN stick.

• PCI vid card will work on MBs that have a PCI-E slot?

  I noticed that the PCI video cards will not work with a motherboard that has a PCI-e slot.  My ACER machine would use my GeForce FX 5200 (relented and bought a WG 220).  Now I have this HP Pavilion a1510n Media Center Edition 2005 that will not recognize an ATI Radeon x 1300.
  
  The PSU has more that required, Antec 380W Green (even a pcie 6pin).  I tried to change the main display in the BIOS to the PCI, but should not be.  Also tried to install the drivers, then change the BIOS setting, still will not take.

  I noticed that MBs with AGP are able to use PCI vid without the same question cards.

  Is it me?  Other people running into that?  I know its sad to not use the pcie slot, but I have to work with the hardware I have.

  Y at - it a trick to make the thing work?

  Found!
  
  Although I've been using a PCI video card, BIOS asked me to choose the PCI-E option from the list of video devices of the pcie, pci and onboard.

  The PCI option wouldn't work for the PCI in the vid!

  (HP Pavilion a1510n MCE2005-> ATI Radeon x 1300)

  Never thought to try that, but when I was watching the IRQ I saw that he was not part reserved for PCI-E.  It is the question of the nature of the PCI-E and so tried it because I was thinking about it.

  I hope this helps someone else.

• Satellite L500 - light of Wi - Fi with another Combo PCIe Mini card

  Dear Toshiba

  I have 2 of L500-1UG notebook, with the mini PCIe RTL8187B card. (one 32-bit and 64-bit Win7 Home Premium)

  This card has no BT and is only 54Mbps and because the laptop is out of warranty, I bought RALink Tech 2 - card Combo RA3090BC4.

  Only open a notebook up to now, but I've tried the two RA3090BC4 in it.

  When I turn on with the Realtek card, orange wifi light long transfer Windows 7 starts

  When I turn on with the Ralink card, the orange wifi lights at all.

  Win7 32-bit Home Premium (downgraded for reasons of test development software) detects and installs the drivers successfully. I installed the driver for Ralinktech.

  Bluetooth installs fine and I transferred a 12 MB file, a mobile phone successfully.

  I swapped the son of black and white antenna (it is marked 1 and 2, not the hand and to the).

  What else can I check?

  Is there a compatibility issue?

  > Is there a compatibility issue?
  Probably yes. I guess you know that laptops have limited opportunities to upgrade and these upgrades are not supported at all. In the case that you are not happy with built in the solution of the WLAN card is the use of external devices such as USB WLAN cards.

  All pre-installed software are also designed to work with original equipment components. It is not easy to help in this case.
  I m also wondering how you can just buy a WLAN card and Exchange. I mean before doing this, it is important to check if these updates is possible or not.

  Let's see if someone else has a good suggestion that you can do to make it work.

• Mac Pro 3.1 dual port USB 3 pci-e card does not work on 10.8

  I have an inateck Dual Port USB 3.0 PCI-E card (KTU3FR - 2 p) which worked well when my Mac Pro 3.1 operated in the OS10.6.8, but after upgrade to OS 10.8.5, the map is no longer operational.   It can be seen as a device, but the description of the material says that he doesn't have a driver.  Inateck said it's Apple area, and "because of the new strategy of the Apple driver there is also no external support pilot in this case.  Can I do other than throw the card?

  THX

  Rob

  If inateck doesn't have drivers for OSX 10.8, and 3 Apple USB drivers do not work, then you are out of luck

• Installation of a missing mini PCI WiFi card in the Satellite 2450 101?

  My Satellite s2450-101 seems devoid of a WiFi card.

  There is no mention of such a card in the adapters in device Manager\Network, which lists the following three elements: 1) 1394 Net adapter MAC bridge Miniport) 2 and 3) Realtek RTL8139/810 x Family Fast Ethernet NIC
  The Wireless Communication switch on "on" does not have the led lights up.
  By pressing Fn + F8, that should turn the wireless LAN has no effect.

  Responses to the following would be much appreciated:

  The laptop S2450-101 comes equipped with a mini PCI WiFi card in standard, or not?

  If so, how can it be activated?

  If it is not the case, how can we install such a mini-PCI card? The laptop is more two years and more under warranty.

  Sincere thanks.

  Post edited by: SADobrowski

  Hello

  I found the info that this unit is ready WLAN and is attributed to the WLAN option in option. Check please the Device Manager and see if the wireless adapter is listed under network adapter. If this is not the case, the device is without wireless network card.

  Let us know if the card is on board and we can write once again how the card must be activated.

  I'm not 100% sure but I think that the WLAN slot is placed under the keyboard. There is also the antenna cables (black and white cable). Update is not a problem, and you can only do so at your own risk of course. ;)

  Unfortunately I put t know exactly what WLAN card is compatible. If you want you can use the external solution. It is much easier.

• Add a PCI video card disable VGA integrated au245av

  I tried to add a 2nd monitor to my HP AU245AV using a PCI video card.  Unfortunately the built-in VGA port get disabled.

  I was going to add two additional monitors, but this problem has blocked me on 2.  How can I keep the integrated VGA port enabled after adding other PCI video cards.  Nothing jumped eyed me in BIOS and I see no DIP switches on the motherboard.

  mfaklis wrote:
  How can I keep the integrated VGA port enabled after adding other PCI video cards.

  You can not.  Turning off the video of the motherboard when adding a PCIe card is a 'feature '.

• HP ProLiant DL360 G6: HP ProLiant DL360 G6, recommendations of Pci-e card

  Hi, I like to try this server friendly hp (with WIN7) for music production and need some Pci-e cards. Need to FireWire (half Pci-e slot) and connection for 2 monitor machine... maybe better graphics (size Pci - e) card with the digital (Dvi or something like that). I'm not sure that I can get 2 monitor to this DL360 G6 without the better graphics card?

  Well, I can buy some FireWire or do I HP stuff, ideas? FireWire 400 is okay, enough for my project

  And what Pci-e-type graphics card should work in this machine? I don't need a lot of power, only 2 monitor with 1920 x 1080 resolution.

  -Aclac

  And finally... I got card (FireWire 1394 IEEE 1394 VIA VT6315) in trials. Now Win7 running with 2 monitor and my audio interface (RME ff800) has connected through this new card. I have tested only 8 hours, but everything seems to be ok. Maybe, maybe soon I turn my studio with this material huge serverbased