Equium L40-10X PSL41E keeps freezing - Where can I find BIOS?

Hello,
I'm new to this forums so please be gentle.
I have an Equium L40- 10X laptop
Model number PSL41E-004004AV
Runs on 32 bit Vista home
My problem is it keeps freezing gand i can do nothing but re-boot it.
The computer problem report section is telling me i need to update BIOS.
I have tried and tried on the Toshiba website to find/install the correct one but to no avail,
Can any one help me?
Please

Hi
You can find the latest BIOS on the Toshiba European driver page because this is a Toshiba European notebook model.
Please check this:
http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/ -> support & download -> Download Drivers
There you will find the Equium L40 PSL41E
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