Jon McLaughlin's bio is wrong

You have linked the bio for John McLaughlin to the bio of Jon McLaughlin. Jon is the latest artist with a free song on iTunes, while John is an older artist.
Apple should create a way to report errors in either iTunes or in the song database. For example, some of the song titles in Stevie Wonder's Musiquarium are mixed up - wrong title on the wrong track.

Contact the iTunes Store customer support department through the form at the bottom of their web page and explain the problem to them.

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how much the bios counts during bios post?
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http://www.m-m.me.uk/Macs/index_files/Page561.htm
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Quote from: spinalgr1998 on 28-March-15, 17:17:41
I can't find BIOS ID.
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Wrong Motherboard Model Number in BIOS won't let Recovery CD run

Hello all,
Scoured the internet for an answer, and haven't found anything to help, so I thought I'd ask here. Trying to resurrect an old Toshiba Satellite P100 of mine.
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Please use the correct Recovery and Applications CD"
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790GX-G65: BIOS v1.40 wrong from MSI ??

Hi everybody,
decided to install the latest BIOS for the 7576, currently v1.3.
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Since both use different BIOS files, there seems to be something wrong.
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Quote from: Jack t.N. on 17-October-09, 18:50:33
MSI Live Update is stupid and should be avoided and M-Flash has become a known trouble-maker as well. So, please, >>Use the MSI HQ Forum USB flasher<<.
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Thinkpad edge s230u twist can't access bios by F1,bios recovery

When I tried to update win8.1 updates KB3000850, it failed via auto-update or installation. Follow the Microsoft guide to restart laptop into safe mode, installation failed also. Then I chose safe mode with minimum way to restart laptop. Then laptop halted down at Lenovo logo.
At first, I thought bios is modified by windows8.1(x64) and it can't load any hard disk to boot. With a couple of days test, I found a way to flash BIOS at very beginning of laptop boot. BIOS can be updated. But there is still no startup option to set boot sequence. My laptop is still halted down at Lenovo logo, same as BIOS update. I can only access bios by keeping real clock error which I generated by clearing BIOS.
if no real clock error, i can't access bios. And f1 and f12 doesn't work. At the lonovo logo screen, Enter doesn't work also although it hints me to press Enter.
In my laptop bios, there is no startup option even I udate it.
can somebody help me on this? Lenovo service center just aksed me to change board.
Here I share the bios crisis recovery solution for s230u, may also for other models.
Laptop: ThinkPad edge s230u twist 3347-3QC
Bios: 1.67, UEFI.
OS:windows 8.1 x64
How to do BIOS crisi recovery:
1. Download bios(exe version) from Lenovo website
2. Run it, and release file. Uncheck the installation at last. Remember the release location. You can get the bios in .fl1 format, mine is in ..\gduj21us\GDETA9WW\
3. Rename it as BIOS.cap and copy it into a new formatted USB stick with FAT32 in root directory.
4. Shutdown Laptop and disconnect AC cord. Insert USB stick.
5. Hold Fn+R, plugging in AC power. And power-on.
6. USB stick is blinking, then you can release key. A short while, after a lenovo logo, flashing screen shows.
7. After flash, laptop will restart or shutdown.
In BIOS, it shows new version. If new bios is new one, flashing takes a longer time than a very short time for same version flashing.

I tried 1.02, it will try to read USB stick, then shutdown, restart, read again, laptop would be in this cycle. It's same when i changed one Bit by hex-editor of 1.69 version. I also try to use PhoenixTool 2.59 to rebuild BIOS after change one or two Bits of extracted roms. same status also, it took the changed bios as wrong input, enter the above cycle also.
I tried 1.53, it can show lenovo logo, and flashing screen, but it hints that BIOS should be qual or newer.
I still wait for some on guide. Thanks in advance.

Does Toshiba supports an BIOS Update Utility like DCCU?

Hi all
Different notebook manufacturer use a utility called the Client Configuration Utility (DCCU) which can be used to update the BIOS for multiple notebook models from the series.
I have searched these forums and the web but I cannot find a similar tool for Toshiba laptops.
Can anyone point me in the right direction please?
Thanks
Scott
Edited by: admin

> My firm has hundreds of laptops from another large manufacturer who do supply the DCCU utility to centrally manage BIOS updates and other BIOS settings, such as enabling/disabling options like Wake On LAN.
Well, the Toshiba provides a tool called Toshiba HWSetup. Using this tool you can change the different BIOS settings like booting order, wake up on LAN, etc very easily in the Windows OS.
As you know BIOS update is always risky and the BIOS update procedure is not always the same on all Toshiba notebooks series. The wrong BIOS or wrong update procedure can damage the motherboards ROM.
Therefore the BIOS update must be done on single notebook.
> Why is it that this particular manufacturer can create the DCCU utility that works for all machine models and Toshiba cannot produce a similar utility please?
Who knows ?:| I didnt find such informations in the internet or on the Toshiba page Such questions can be answered by a Toshiba technician or Toshiba manager but as you probably dont know this is a user-to-user forum and a simply user like me and you dont know such details In my personal opinion every manufacturer have own policies and restrictionsThat's all
Best regards

Satellite A100-590 PSAA9E freezes on Toshiba welcome screen after BIOS update

Hi.
Yesterday I did a BIOS update on my Satellite A100-590 PSAA9E-03Z00QGR with the appropriate flash:
http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/download_driver_details.jsp?service=EU&selCategory =2&selFamily=2&selSeries=153&selProduct=624&langua ge=17&selOS=10&selType=all&yearupload=&monthupload =&dayupload=&useDate=null&mode=userMachines&search =&action=search&macId=&country=all&selectedLanguag e=17&type=all&page=1&ID=58477&OSID=-1&driverLanguage=42
bios-20070709111839.zip
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> Satellite A100-590 PSAA9E freezes on Toshiba welcome screen after BIOS update
What to say Marc. It looks like you have used a wrong BIOS version or you have updated the BIOS in wrong way.
You could try to access the BIOS and try to set the settings to default.
Dont forget to save the settings if you will exit the BIOS.
But if this procedure does not help, you will have to contact the ASP in your country.
Possibly the guys will try to flash the BIOS again with other special version.
Good luck
Greetings

Bios Update....what is it?

Would anyone who is really informed be kind enough to tell me about the 'BIOS Update' that is talked about on Toshiba website? Is this really needed ... does it make any difference if I dont download it?
[email protected]

Hi
On the Toshiba website you will find newer BIOS versions. Sometimes the BIOS update procedure can solve some strange issues which occur on the notebooks.
But the BIOS upgrade is a serious procedure. If you use the wrong BIOS or wrong procedure so its possible that you will damage the motherboard.
Well, in my opinion if you dont have any serious issues on your notebook you dont need to make any upgrades. Never change a wining team ;) you know.
There you will find the BIOS:
http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/download_drivers_bios.jsp
http://www.toshiba-tro.de/subpage/bios.html
And there you will find very useful and important informations about BIOS upgrading:
http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/faq.jsp?z=234&service=EU&from=faq_selection&CFID=B IOS&FID=TRO0000000b07

BIOS paranoia - Satellite P10

hi friends,
Reading the problems people have after changing to updated BIOS I am asking is it worth it, or necessary some people seem paranoid about getting new ones but then get all sorts of problems. I have updated my P10-804 about [4years old] which was pre installed with WXP Home to WXP Pro SP2.
Do I need to update it? If I do, how do I know that the one that tosh have for me is the right one for my currant set up as it probably presumes I still have original home addition.
Thank you for any advice you may care to share,
Colin,
PS: happy xmass to you all!

Hi Colin
BIOS paranoia?? ?:| What to say the BIOS update is always risky!
The wrong BIOS or wrong BIOSO procedure can damage the motherboards ROM module.
You are right; many people here ask always for new BIOS updates because of different reasons. My notebook is about 4 years old and Ive never update the BIOS on it.
Why? Because the laptop runs correctly and I dont see any reasons why I should update the BIOS.
So I always follow this advice; never change running system!
Maybe its a good advice for you too

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