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OK, this is the second time I'm trying to write this - the site here went weird on me and I lost the script I'd written (I even copied just in case, but somehow lost that too). This will likely not be as detailed or well put together since my time is running short at work and I have to leave soon. But I really want to try and get this in beforehand so there might be a better chance of a response by the time I can log on later this evening...
Machine:
Satelite A665-S6094
nVidia Graphics, i7 Core
Win7 x64 Home Premium
4 GB Ram
Programs Running At Time Of Fault:
Firefox w/ NoScript, AdBlockPlus & TACO
This machine is new. It's 3 weeks old out of the box. There's been no sign of any trouble or any issues until last night. >_<
Course Of Events:
* Computer left on Sleep w/ lid closed (on table where it lives) for ~1 hour. When opened and logged back in, suddenly a quiet high-pitched tone starts and then gets louder. Tone resolves into a very fast cycling of beeps. Computer spontaniously reboots. Beeps also happen at shut-down.
* Beeping tones start again at CMOS Checks - before the Toshiba Splash Screen. They sound much higher and are far faster than any DOS Beep Code I've ever heard, and I can find no pattern to them. The tone is long at times, 10 or more secods at a run, before resolving into separate beeps again. Sometimes there's whole moments without them too.
* Windows Log-In, great. Upon loading, touchpad will only work as a mouse - tapping & gestures do not work, but settings look fine. The Media Shortcut Buttons are also dead, the backlight behind each one will light up & go off in random patters but the buttons do nothing.
* This first reboot only, the computer comes up in "Eco Mode". This doesn't happen again, but is strange as we've never used it. I'm not really clear on what it is.
* After 5 minutes, computer reboots itself again. This is the only time it's done this aside from the first fail.
* The beeping & tones are a constant every time the computer is started and every time it shuts down. I'm still not sure if it's a DOS beep though, it just sounds nothing like one. The pitch is more like feed-back. Every time, the touchpad and buttons fail after log-in. The beeps/tones continue while the computer is on too, but they're not as loud.
* At one point I tried a restore point. FAIL. Computer refused to restart when restore was done. Offered a "Repair from a restore point". Tried, Fail - looked to be multiple BSOD. Offered to "Repair the Bootsector". This got me back to where I was before - beeping and 2 devices not working.
What I've tried so far:
Sorry, this is not a lot. Happened at 11 PM last night - work night - and have been at work all day.
* Scans w/ Avast, Malwarebytes, Spybot. Stopped here as nothing was found by that point.
* Restore to restore point - Failed miserably and in fact made things worse for a bit.
* Basic Memory Test w/ MemTest. Could only manage basic, as had to get to sleep. 2 passes w/ both RAM chips in. Passed.
What I plan to try tonight:
* NirSoft BSV to see what the stop errors are.
* Serious MemTest
* Possible HD Test
* Lot of reading to figure this out.
Theories:
* The failure of the restore point makes me think it could be a memory failure...
* The Bootsector Repair makes me wonder about a sudden, vicious bootsector virus - anyone know if there's any new ones going around?
* I read this afternoon about similar issues on Toshibas being caused by a corrupt CMOS, and as this starts at CMOS Call it's making me wonder. Is anyone more informed on this issue, and possibly know a test for it?
* Possible bad BIOS? Doubtful, but any thoughts?
* Less likely, but I guess still possible, failing HD?
Am looking for theories, thoughts, ideas and new things to check.
Am also really, really hoping there's someone who recognises this issue for what it is and can just tell me where the fault is and how to fix it. OK, I know this is really unlikely, but I can hope. =)
Will be back on this evening to update if I have anything to update with.

Wow! My spouse found a thread on this Forum I'd previously overlooked, because I was doing a search for the full model# and not just the 1st 4 digits. I didn't have time to do a thorough search yet, but my sweetie did. In the hopes this helps someone else who comes looking for this issue,
Here's the answer:
http://forums.toshiba.com/t5/Keyboards-Touchpads/Satellite-A665-Media-Touch-Buttons-Unresponsive/m-p...
Specifically the solution given by Jerry_Lippey after the OP's original post.
Jerry, whoever you are I'm giving you a giant online hug! You just made my month! =D Thank you SO much!
The key was my saying earlier the beeping reminded me more of feedback than anythng else, and the OP mentioning the behavior from the media buttons being slow, as if any commands given them were stacked behind a thrashing cpu. The behavior of my buttons were similar and the behavior of the noise made sense if it were a charge build-up.
So, a new question then. Does anyone know what causes this build-up and where it's living that it's freezing computers and generating speaker feed-back even before BIOS or Windows loads? This strikes me as potentially damaging to the mobo and/or chips over time...
So far, there seems to be no damage from the bad attempt at a restore. Hopefully this will remain the case... Machine is running beautifully again. ^_^

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