Disk failure on Satellite L750

My wife's Satellite L750 HDD appeared to have failed so being an enthusiastic amateur computer enthusiast, I have successfully built a number of PCs, I took the HDD out tried to reformat it and install a copy of Windows 7. I previously ascertained that the recovery software on the laptop wasn't working.
Before installing Windows 7 I tried to get rid of the partitions on the HDD and whilst I couldn't get rid of them all I did manage to reduce them. I formatted the re-constituted HDD and tried to load Windows 7 which appeared to work but when I came to use the laptop I had no drivers and no way of installing them as I had no internet access. I am now left with a blank HDD and I was contemplating buying a Recovery Disk form Toshiba.
My question is will it work or will I have to take the laptop to an authorised dealer?

When you order original recovery installations disc you can install recovery image alone. You don't need help from ASP.
Recovery image can be ordered on https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx
When you get recovery image start your notebook and press F12 to enter boot menu. When the boot menu is shown on the screen put recovery disc into optical disc drive. Choose CD/DVD on the list and press ENTER button. Recovery installation will start and all you must do is to follow menu on the screen.

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At the time of first use I installed Windows 7 64 bit edition, and made Recovery DVDs, and at second time of restore to factory setting I had installed Windows 7 32 bit. I have confusion about recovery DVDs (which is not booting from default DVD-Writer of Laptop), either it has 64 Bit recovery data or 32 bit? Or have both 64 and 32 bit Data.
Toshiba restore to factory setting without using any recovery DVD/USB is the best possible way to restore Windows 7, How can I make same recover hidden partitions from original/faulty hard drives to new hard drive partitions? Is this possible and how?
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Satellite L650-07U (PSK1EC-07U00Q)
This site is for US computers. I doubt you'll get your questions for that Canadian model answered here.
There appear to be two recovery partitions. Maybe one for 32- and one for 64-bit Windows. Or maybe one is for English and the other for French.
Your User's Manual isn't much help either. You probably need to ask Toshiba tech support in Canada.
About all I have to offer is this: Be wary of drives with advanced-format technology. See my message about that.
-Jerry

Hard disk failure E105-S1802 Satellite

My Satellite E105-S1802 is reporting a hard disk failure. This is basically a new laptop that I only use for typing documents and searching internet. Why is it already having hard disk problems? I'm currently in school and need this laptop everday.

hdd will fail early or late in their lives. back up all of your info onto an external hdd or cd/dvd immediatly. if your hdd fails and you didnt back it up you will lose everything forever. toshiba will cover the cost under warranty if you are still in the first year. toshiba will replace it and will not save your old one or the data on it so it is your resposibility to back it up before you send it.
-civicman4-
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Post all info about your laptop and version of windows. We are working on it but still do not have the powers to read your mind.

Satellite A215-S7414 Hard Disk Failure

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I'll try to answer the questions you've asked. First, you don't need to buy a new Vista package. You should call Toshiba customer service at (800) 457-7777 and order a set of recovery disks for your notebook. They will want the serial number and a credit card to cover the shipping and handling ($19.95 standard, $24.95 overnight). The recovery disks will restore the system to 'as-shipped' condition with all of the appropriate drivers and utilties. You can purchase a replacement drive reasonably from any number of sources. Replacing the hard drive is straightforward. You would remove the cover from the bottom, slide the drive out and transfer the hard drive 'caddy' to the new drive. Slip it in, boot from the recovery disks and away you go. You could install the old drive in an external USB housing and see if you can recover anything from it. I can't think of a role for your current external drive other than as additional storage.

Satellite L750 will not open path

I have a new Satellite L750.
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> Why is it doing this, and how can I cure it.
Do you really think that this is a problem with a computer or Windows system software?
I doubt.
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Then go to this folder and check if there is a file like autostart or index which needs to be started firstly.
> Also what is the difference between Program Files and Program Files(x86) folders.
The difference is simply:
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Is it possible to upgrade GPU on my Satellite L750?

I have a Satellite L750,Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit,Intel Core i3-380M Processor,640 GB in hard disk,4,096 MB DDR3 RAM (1,066 MHz),Intel Graphics Media Accelerator HD.
I'm sure by now you know why i want to upgrade my graphic card,everything is good except my graphic card,this is like a nightmare to me because now i can't keep on playing the games i used to,which are so many,so if an expert reads this thread,please help me.
Is there anything I can do?
Any advice or suggestion would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

GPU upgrade is not supported and cannot be done. Due to specific design and hardware configuration hardware upgrade is very limited.
Graphic card with more power produce more heat and that is the main problem by mobile machines. Cooling system designed for your notebook is optimized for certain graphic card.
By the way: http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm

A10 Hard disk failure and replacement - How do I use Recovery Disks?

I have a Satellite Pro A10 which has suffered a hard disk failure. I have replaced the hard disk drive (with a non-toshiba drive) but cannot load the operating sysytem etc from the recovery disks supplied with the computer when new. When starting the computer up with recovery disk No 1 in the CD drive I get the message "Invalid system disk, Replace the disk and then press any key" Any suggestions as to the remedy would be most welcome.

Hello Tony
Please check at first if your new HDD is properly recognized by BIOS. It yes you should prepare the HDD for installation. I recommend you to use some tool and make a partition on new HDD. If you want you can format it before you start the installations procedure.
I am pretty sure that after that the recovery installation can be done successfully.
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Satellite L750 turns on and off by itself using Linux

Today I have experienced some strange behaviour on my notebook. It unexpectedly shuts down, after showing a dialog window saying "Your computer will shut down in 60 seconds". And then, when I turn it back on, it just shuts down before booting and it turns back on by itself after a few seconds.
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>I use Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, but it seems the problem is more hardware related and I would like to investigate what causes it to shut down so randomly. The same thing happens on Windows, but there's no warning before shutting down.
You checked the notebook functionality using Windows system but did you use the Toshiba recovery disk and did you test it using factory settings?
Im wondering about the message: your computer will shut down in 60 seconds
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Satellite L750-170 Windows 7 Stereo Mix Not Appearing

Hi,
I've been looking for ages on how to enable my Stereo Mix and I just can't get it up...
I've installed the latest driver for my 'Conexant SmartAudio HD', clicked the 'Show Disabled Devices' and the 'Show Disconnected Devices' and I still end up with no Stereo Mix showing. I've got Stereo Mix on my XP, Vista and my other Windows 7 PC before and I really don't know why it won't work on this.
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Thanks

*I found a solution!*
Stereo Mix is a sound device for recording music from you computer.
It is very useful for marketing purpose.
However, it is usually missing in most Toshiba computers.
Here is how to get it back.
This solution worked for my Satellite L750.
- Download the latest Conexant SmartAudio driver for your laptop downloadable at http://support.toshiba.com/.
- Create a new folder (I created one on my Desktop) for the driver and extract the zipped driver files to it with WinRAR.
- You should find a couple folders. Browse through them until you find the folder labeled W7-64/ W7-32, depending on whether you are using 32-bit or 64-bit.
There will be a .inf file inside. There should only be one file with that extension. Open it in Notepad.
- Now search in notepad until you find this section:
;HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\PcBeepCtrlEnable ,Enable,1,01
;HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\PcBeepCtrlEnable ,EPname,1,01
;HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\PcBeepCtrlEnable ,DefGainSettings,1,00,07,00,07
;HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\PcBeepCtrlEnable ,MuteGainSettings,1,00,00
;HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\PcBeepCtrlEnable ,Flags,1,00
;HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\StereoMixEnable, Enable,1,01
;HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\StereoMixEnable, MixAssocSeq,1,E0,E0
;HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\StereoMixEnable, MuteGainSettings,1,00,00
Note the semi-colons in front of each line. Remove all the semi-colons so the 8 lines above read like this:
HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\PcBeepCtrlEnable, Enable,1,01
HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\PcBeepCtrlEnable, EPname,1,01
HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\PcBeepCtrlEnable, DefGainSettings,1,00,07,00,07
HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\PcBeepCtrlEnable, MuteGainSettings,1,00,00
HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\PcBeepCtrlEnable, Flags,1,00
HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\StereoMixEnable,E nable,1,01
HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\StereoMixEnable,M ixAssocSeq,1,E0,E0
HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\StereoMixEnable,M uteGainSettings,1,00,00
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Satellite L750 - Can I do a brand new install?

Alright guys
I have got a toshiba satellite l750 that I brought from pc world a couple of months ago and I have a few problems.
For some reason when I save a document under my documents section of windows 7 it saves it fine and shows it there. But when I restart the machine it's gone completely of the machine.
I have had this a few problems so I am thinking of wiping everything of the computer and start a fresh brand new install.
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> I guess you never read the whole post because I said I do not have any of the pre installed software which includes recovery media part
Of course I did :)
I assume you purchased the notebook with an preinstalled Win 7 by Toshiba. Right?
All Toshiba notebooks which are preinstalled with an Win 7 system provides a option to create OWN recovery disks and therefore you did not get an additional recovery disks
And this info is placed in user manual because I could find such info in my user manual too.
> I am wondering if I use my windows 7 disc for my pc on the laptop but with the key on the back of the laptop it will work fine?
Usually it belongs to the OEM version preinstalled by Toshiba but should work to activate the system using own windows disk

Win 7 HDD Recovery doesnt work on Satellite L750

Hello
I`ve got Toshiba Satellite L750 with preinstaled win 7.
I instaled upgrade to win 8 (from dvd).
After this I upgrade the system from MS site to Win 8.1.
The system doesnt work properly (DVD doesnt recognized) so I have to install previuos system.
First I upgrade my BIOS to the new one - 3.60.
After this I try to do win 7 reinstal from my HDD recovery (which is on the partition d).But it doesnt work - it was impossible to start recovery from bios menu (key F8 doesnt work, there was only possible to press F2 or F12).
So I have to install Win 8.0 from my dvd, and now I have it and it works. But this is only clear system without any addons like nero, ms office etc.
My question is how to reinstal win 7 from my hdd recovery which i still have on partition d ?
in bios the key F8 doesnt work.

>After this I try to do win 7 reinstal from my HDD recovery (which is on the partition d).But it doesnt work
>My question is how to reinstal win 7 from my hdd recovery which i still have on partition d ?
in bios the key F8 doesnt work.
The HDD recovery will not work AFTER you changed the system.
In such case to go back to the factory preinstalled system (Windows 7) you need to use the Toshiba recovery disk which could be created with the preinstalled software called Toshiba Recovery Media Creator.
In case you did not create such disk in the past you can order such disk here:
http://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx

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Recently performed a system recovery after boot failure on Satellite C655D-S5130. Recovery went fine, but now we're getting a windows error message after startup saying that we should run file backup because the hard drive reported errors and warning us of an imminent failure. Otherwise running fine. Please advise.
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Everybody should already have a file backup for all of their PCs. So if you haven't already backed up your files then do it now. I strongly suggest creating a Hard Drive Image of your C drive using a reliable imaging/ghost program. If the hard drive is able to provide a reliable image this will save you a lot of heartache and countless hours of rebuilding your NEW Hard Drive.
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Satellite L750 - drivers installation problem

Hello good people of the internet,
I have a problem with drivers' updates/installation on my Satellite L750-1E3, Windows 7-64 bit.
When I launch the installer, it decompresses, telling me it will launch afterwards, but then the window closes and nothing further happens.
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First cracking of sound and then it stops working completely and I have to restart the computer.
Again, I tried to reinstall the sound drivers.
There are two drivers on the Toshiba site, one of them reinstalled just fine but the other one (nvidia, I think) had the same problem as the other drivers.
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Thank you

Usually the HDD recovery is the easiest to get the notebooks factory settings and to get it running again.
>My webcam stopped working, when I try to launch it I get the error message that tells me "the initialization went wrong, restart your webcam or computer". So I tried to reinstall the driver but the problem I described above appeared..
Its interesting to know if the webcam or an unknown imagine device (probably webcam) appear in device manager. Please check this.
If the webcam isnt listed there, you should check if the webcam is enabled in BIOS.
To access the BIOS press F2. Then go to Advanced tab -> System configuration -> webcam
If the webcam is enabled in BIOS but still not recognized and not listed in device manager, then you should recover the notebook to factory setting to check if the webcam module isnt faulty.
>The same driver installation problem appeared when Tempro told me to update my blu-ray driver (I download all the drivers from eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com).
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Flash Cards do not work on my Satellite L750

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I can't figure the problem out and thought that I'd see what you guys' recommend before I resort to getting Toshiba's support services.
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Hello Pedro,
I have checked on thses settings and there is the option to allow the mouse to bring up the flash cards, this will bring up the flash cards if I would like to do that, I would however love to use the keys seeing as the mouse option seems to close any games I may have running and take me to desktop and this is not preferrable.
There is no "Reset Flash Cards" option, I have serched through many files and done many serches for this option and no luck, which is a shame.
Do you have any other suggestions? I would love to have this work.
The reason I did the reinstall was to get my brightness keys to work again. Sure, this fixed the problem, but now I have no flash cards. Any suggestions would make me a very, very happy man.
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Problem using Toshiba Software Installer for Win 7 on Satellite L750-1MT

Hello!
I have problem using Toshiba Software Installer for Win 7 on Satellite L750-1MT (PSK30E-02T002B3) with no OS preinstalled.
I do the following:
1. Install Windows 7 x64, SP1.
2. Install LAN driver (device was not recognized by Windows 6) (downloaded from [http://se.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/jsp/supportMyProduct.do?service=SE&LNG=26&userAction=S MP_RESULTS_PAGE&partNumber=PSK30E-02T002B3&serialNumber=&USER_ACTION=Serial%20number])
3. Install all Windows Updates from Microsoft
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Here is the log file for the first try (win7update.log):
Update started 12\28\2011 at 21:11
Installed TVALZ_O.INF
Installed IO & Memory Access Driver
driver_bluetooth_TC00241200A.exe /s /log /test has been installed with the result code of PASS
util_tvap_TC00215000H.exe /s /log /test /wait15 has been installed with the result code of PASS
Update completed at 21:29
After reboot I run it again and the result is:
Update started 12\28\2011 at 21:38
Toshiba Bluetooth stack has already been installed.
Toshiba Value Added Package has already been installed.
Update completed at 21:40
Any help is appreciated!
Thanks in advance!

You are right this notebook model was delivered without OS.
Win7 64bit is supported for this notebook model and all necessary drivers, tools and utilities are available on Toshiba download page.
What I can say is that all this stuff must be installed in right install order. I know it sounds stupid now but I recommend you to make clean OS again and continue installation following this installation order:
Win7 SP1
Intel Chipset SW Installation Utility 9.2.0.1015
TOSHIBA Supervisor Password Utility 4.8.6.0
TOSHIBA HW Setup Utility 4.8.6.0
TOSHIBA Bulletin Board V2.1.10
TOSHIBA ReelTime 1.7.17.0
Intel Management Engine Interface 7.0.2.1164
NVIDIA Display Driver 8.17.12.6669
Intel Rapid Storage Technology Driver 10.1.2.1004
TOSHIBA Value Added Package 1.5.4.64
USB3.0 Driver 2.0.32.0
NVIDIA HD Audio Driver 1.1.13.1
Conexant Audio Driver 8.51.1.0a
Intel Wireless LAN Driver 14.0.2.2.1.s64_wCAT
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Atheros Wireless LAN Driver 9.2.0.206.0.s3264_wCAT
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Realtek Wireless LAN Driver 2.00.0013
TOSHIBA Wireless LAN Indicator 1.0.3
Synaptics Touch Pad Driver 15.2.11.1
TOSHIBA Software Modem 2.2.97(SM2297ALS05)
Conexant Modem Driver 7.80.4.53
TOSHIBA HDD Protection 2.2.1.12
Atheros Bluetooth Filter Driver Package v1.0.7
Bluetooth Stack for Windows by Toshiba v8.00.04(T)
Atheros LAN Driver 1.0.0.46
Realtek Card Reader 1.0.0.12
TOSHIBA Sleep Utility 1.4.2.7
TOSHIBA Face Recognition V3.1.8
TOSHIBA eco Utility 1.2.25.64
Intel Proset 14.0.2.0.1.s64_wCAT
Intel Wireless Display 2.0.29T
TOSHIBA HDD_SSD Alert 3.1.64.7
TOSHIBA Service Station V2.1.52
TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor 1.7.4.64
ConfigFree 8.0.37
TOSHIBA Web Camera Application V2.0.0.19
TOSHIBA Network Device ID Registry Setting Tool 3.0.32.4-14_wMSI
TOSHIBA Media Controller 1.0.86.2
TOSHIBA Media Controller Plug-in 1.0.6.1
PatchFiles$$2 PCIIDEREG-1.2
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