Qosmio X770 and 2.00 bios

has anybody updated to the 2.00 bios and tried to enable fast boot? I updated my bios but i find if i enable fast boot Windows 7 will crash. Normal boot works fine.

How can I disable the fast boot option cause I have it enabled and my qosmio just freezes when the windows logo appears. I only get two options windows repair or start normally which then freezes and I cant access the bios or anything else.

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Re: Qosmio X770 and Windows XP64bit

Hi there,
I recently bought one new Toshiba Qosmio X770, but unfortunately it came with this new Windows 7.
I have 2 other toshiba notebooks, one is a NB200 Netbook with WinXP32bits running nicely about 1 year or more, and another big one Satellite P300 also with XP32bits.
All the softwares that I need - are running extremly good, without any conflicts, for more than a year!
But something is bothering me: After ripping of the HD from this new Qosmio X770, and trying to install Windows XP 64bits, Ive found that theres no, or anykind of support to such drivers from Toshiba.
I downloaded many drivers from the 3rd party hardware manufacturers, but only a phew worked.
Now I have this big, powerful computer, expensive, without any softwares (because, when I try to install any software that I already own, into the original Win7 64bits, it says that its incompatible, or you need to buy another version, and so on...)
My point is: Im not going to buy upgrades or other software just because some dumb Engineer built an entire new OS that requires entire new softwares, entire new Drivers, and so on. This is madness!
What should I do with this X770?
Im not going to throw it away, but you Toshiba Enginheers, should make Compatible drivers, at least for the Windows XP 64bits / 32bits.
Im not going to put this crapy Windows 7, just because someone at Microsoft wants that. I have my right to still use my usefull softwares and my Windows XP, wich works incredibly more smooth, uses less memory and works well than Win7.
Many thanks for the support.
Daniel.

Windows 7 => Windows XP 64bits with some fancy and diferent colors. Look at the Control Panel on the classic view, its the same as Windows XP! The main difference is that there are some few new items.
The Windows Kernel hasnt changed much since Windows XP, the main key is the memory addressing that really needs to be rebuild, due to additional 32bit addressing (64bit processors). But the base still the same, just a recompiled Windows XP.
The madness here is that every single year we are forced to buy software... Do you really need to spent money? Its like burning money: you already have something working (like Office 2003... it works even better than Office 2010... they changed only the menus, but the rest still the same) why buy something that has just changed the name and added some fancy buttons? this is like burning money...
I know that we are year 2011, but lets look for something that has more than 100 years but the concept still the same and we still use it today: AC Three-phase induction motors - It works very well, requires very low or no maintenance at all, and delivers a nice and stable function - generating torque as long as the power supply is running ok. Theres another example: Radio FM / AM - the same as above. Combustion Engine - same as the above;
All Software should be made focused on the last longing utility - Software that will run 100 years, but will run extremly fast on 100 years Computers ..., than on fancy buttons or something like that.
Oh, btw, im still waiting, after about 2 hours, the finishing of SP1 Win7 install...
Im planning to test onto another harddisk, the installation of Windows XP 32bits on this computer :D
Hope to find 32bit driver somewhere...
Daniel.
Message was edited by: luizdaniel

Qosmio X770: 4 nVidia HD audio devices in device manager

So i have a few questions...
In my device manager i have [this (screenshot)|http://i.imgur.com/NfH5E7p.jpg].
So i have (!) 4 nvidia hd audio and 1 hd realtek audio.
I usually update my nvidia video driver and nvidia hd audio driver is updated every time with it.
But not long ago i decided to find any other updates to my drivers, cause bloody toshiba (we call it that way in Russia) is too lazy to support their laptops. And [found this:(realtek hd R2.70 codec driver )|http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=24&PFid=24&Level= 4&Conn=3&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false].
Installed it, everything is working fine so far. It is for realtek alc269 (and also many other devices, but for us only alc269 matters) which is the real name of realtek hd audio device in x770 laptops (i checked in program aida64, previously known as everest).
So now i have [this (screenshot)|http://i.imgur.com/6HM5mLj.jpg]: version 6.0.1.6662 date 19.06.2012
The previous version that lazy toshiba was glad to provide us with - 6.0.1.6360 [(screenshot)|http://i.imgur.com/dUQiPA0.jpg]
So the questions are:
1. Why i have FOUR nvidia hd audio devices in device manager?
2. How can i make nvidia hd audio my primary audio device? Or maybe they are some kind of virtual devices or smth like that.
3. Do you think the idea of installing driver directly from realtek website was bad? There is a disclaimer on their site: To be sure you obtain the full features/customizations provided in your original audio product, please download the latest drivers from your system/motherboard manufacturer's website.
So i invite everyone to test this audio driver with me :)
And a few more things.
In one topic i found this info: moreover, myself and other users of this forum have overclocked their cards from 657/1300/1200 to 800/900/1600 and are very pleased with the results, so try not to overexaggerate
(it is a quote). So I will be happy if someone gives me link to some kind of manual about overclocking 560m gt from our beloved x770.
Also I found a lot of topics about nvidia drivers with angry customers. I don't remember when i first updated video drivers, but i've never had problems with them. When the situation changed? As far as i can understand in 2011 you could't install nvidia drivers directly from nvidia website.
P.S. sorry for my english, i'm from Russia. Also there is some russian on screenshots, hope it won't make your eyes bleed.

At first i want to "thank" moderator about renaming my topic. Original name was: realtek vs nvidia hd audio x770 + update r2.70 question. Where is 2.70 part in the current name? Ok.
Second. To Tonny: I'm not lame user, no need to explain me obvious things).
> {quote:title=Tonny wrote:}{quote}
> > How can i make nvidia hd audio my primary audio device?
> I dont understand why you want to make an device primary?
> What is the purpose for that?
>
> If you want you can set the sound devices as default device in Control Panel -> Sound -> Playback tab
> Click on the device and choose default.
If there is nvidia hd audio device and it's not some kind of virtual device or controller, i want to test it like primary audio device. Simple curiosity. I love flac etc.,
So I always try to improve sound. And alc269 we have in x770 is also installed in my ANCIENT asus eee pc, so it's very depressing. Also your advice about control panel - sound is not working, i think you know why... There's only speaker device working on realtek hd audio.
> {quote:title=Tonny wrote:}{quote}
> You can use the driver from Realtek since the sound chip is from Realtek.
Yep, of course, but it's my 5th laptop and also i have 2 netbooks (i'm speaking only about portative devices, not pc). I tried to update drivers manually numerous times on my previous devices, and I learned a lesson, that if you install new driver (not from you laptop/whatever support page, but directly from device manufacter's website ) and even if you are absolutely sure that driver is compatible with you device there can be problems. For example, as i've already said realtek alc269 is installed in my qosmio x770 and in my super old asus eee pc. And driver is the same.
Also realtek driver support page has disclaimer: To be sure you obtain the full features/customizations provided in your original audio product, please download the latest drivers from your system/motherboard manufacturer's website. (already was in op-post).
So I only tried to hear from those who has already installed r2.70 realtek update or maybe tested it some way. But the moderator made it impossible renaming the topic.

Qosmio X770 screen is definitely not as bright as other laptops

I have visited SEVERAL retail stores selling the Qosmio X770 and the X770's screen is definitely NOT as bright as other laptops such as Satellite even other models of Qosmio.
I've compared the X770 against other laptops side by side at several retail stores, and the X770 seems dimmer. I made sure the brightness setting on both laptops were on maximum each time.
I've even opened up Notepad in Windows when comparing laptops and I noticed that not only is the X770 less bright, it has a lower "whiteness level". The white space (eg. in Notepad or when browsing the web) is "less white". The whiteness seems very dull in the X770 compared to other laptops.
I'm wondering if this is a flaw in the X770? I asked each salesman at each store and they said it's "normal", and that it is the way the laptop was designed.
Perhaps as a gaming laptop, they decided not to make it too bright to make gaming more comfortable? If one of the X770 engineers could answer this, i'd be very happy.
I'm in Australia by the way.

Hi
I dont have the X770 Qosmio but Ive got the U400 and a Tecra A11.
The display of U400 is brighter as the Tecra A11 display.
The point is that Tecra A11 is equipped with different LCD panel.
Type of Lighting is Sidelight, LED and the Brightness NIT (value) at 8 level (highest level) is220.
The U400 is equipped wit other LCD display and the Brightness NIT (value) at 8 level is 250.
So its 30NIT higher then on display using by Tecra A11
The X770 supports the 17.3"(HD+) display and the Brightness NIT at 8 level is 220NIT
So its the same brightness like on Tecra A11 but is dimmer as on display of U400.
But this is not a display fault or hardware problem. Its simply different kind of display.. you know
Personally I like both... both displays have advantages and disadvatages in the usage...

Re: Qosmio X770 - Keyboard Backlight Timer

Hi
I have just purchase a Qosmio X770 and would like to know how to increase the keyboard backlight timer above 1 second. I would greatly appreciate anyone letting me know how to do it (if it's possible).
Thanks

>only setting available in the keyboard settings tab is whether to enable or disable 'wake on keyboard'
Well, I presume other settings regarding the keyboard backlight are not available.
There is not big difference between available Toshiba software on different notebook models and series and to be honest I never saw a option which could increase the keyboard backlight timer. So in my opinion you cannot change this.

Qosmio X770 - system + all apps report Intel controller active, not GTX560M

Hi everybody,
As per the thread topic:
X770 - system + all apps report Intel controller active, not GTX560 M ??
I just bought for my family a Qosmio X770 and Window system report plus games like Diablo III report that the Intel HD family controler is the active video card, and not the GTX560M ?
How can it be? The computer is straight from the factory. Are both active, do I have to deactivate manually the Intel controller in the System panel?
This seems super weird to me that such thing exists.
Please advise, that would be much appreciated!
TIA.
Lorelei & family.

Hi
You cannot disable the internal Intel graphic.
The point is that this is controlled automatically if the graphic card supports the Optimus nVidia technology.
If the application needs full graphic performance, the external nVidia chip will be used.
If the application does not need the strong graphic performance, the Intel internal GPU would be used in order to save the power.
But of course you can assign the GPU to a single application.
Here is another thread about this theme.
http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=67755

Qosmio x770 freezes when connected to WLAN

I have a Toshiba Qosmio X770 and every time I try to connect to a wireless LAN network my computer freezes.
Do you have any idea why? This only happens with LAN networks.

Dear friend,
I have similar problem with my Quosmio 770 LAN connection.
A few days ago my quosmio has work all fine. Then suddenly LAN start showing no cable connected. I have try several different LAN cables, switches with no success. Quosmio always shows no cable connection and switches does not indicate presence of LAN cable connection from Quosmio.
I have try to boot Linux from CD but with no success of booting. My intention was to try LAN connection from different OS.
Pls. help

Qosmio x770/00x - button 1 does not work pressing 6 and other button

This is going to sound so weird, but bear with me...
I just got a Qosmio x770/00x a couple of weeks ago, mostly for gaming purposes.
I play in left-handed configuration, using the Num pad as directional keys, with some of the other non-directional numbers mapped to things like 'jump' and 'melee', etc.
I have the '1/End' key mapped usually to the 'Crouch' motion in games, and noticed that if I press the '6/Right' key, in combination with any other number key, the '1/End' key won't register!
This means if I'm moving Forwards in a game, and Strafe to the right, I can't simultaneously crouch.
I've done a bit of playing around, and it seems that this bug isn't limited to my unit, or to any particular program. If you try a similar thing in any other program (eg Notepad), and hold the '6' key down along with any other number key, the '1' key won't register.
However it seems that it *has* to be the '6' key in the combination (eg. if you press '4' and '7' together, and then press '1', the '1' will still register.
Have also tried this on the store demo model at the local computer place, and it seems that it's a problem with this particular model.
The store computer runs Windows 7 Home Premium.
I'm running Win7 Pro. BIOS and Windows are fully updated.
Have also tried it on my older P-series Satellite, and that doesn't have the same problem.
Any ideas?

Hi
>I've done a bit of playing around, and it seems that this bug isn't limited to my unit, or to any particular program. If you try a similar thing in any other program (eg Notepad), and hold the '6' key down along with any other number key, the '1' key won't register.
>However it seems that it has to be the '6' key in the combination (eg. if you press '4' and '7' together, and then press '1', the '1' will still register.
Ive got 2 notebooks from two different manufactures and the button 1 does not register if 6 + other button is pressed.
Dont think its a really a keyboard bug because this happen with my two notebooks which are not really similar to each other

Qosmio X770-n404 How to get illumination to stick ON in Bios?

Just received a brand new Qosmio X770-n404 from toshiba last week
The lighted keyboard words fine when turn on
However when turned off, and illumination set in BIOS to on, it wont stay on after windows starts
I go back to Bios and it says illumination off
How can i get illumination to stick ON off in bios?
(im talking the illumintion option, not keyboard back light)

ok thats what i thought its supposed to do
so let me restate clearly, what my problem is:
first i go to bios, i sent illumination to ON
then of course i hit the SAVE option to store the settings
i exit and the laptop reboots
now, as soon as the laptop starts, the media buttons and the red strip above the mouse pad are illuminated
the laptop continues to boot, after i enter my password and the windows desktop begins to open, the lights cut off
The only way i can cut them back on at this point is to hit Fn-Z to either turn them ON, or turn them on with the timer(which is not exactly the same as JUST having the illumination on)
i reboot back into bios, the illimunation option is turned OFF
i turn it back on
wash - rinse - repeat.....
So im wondering if i have a software or hardware problem. When i set the illumination to ON , shouldnt it STAY on? and not go off once i enter windows?

Any news about BIOS for Qosmio X770

Hi there,
have they said anything on a new bios. Complete and utter silence on the matter of a replacement for what poor excuse for a bios that currently is installed on this computer. Man please tell me someone can shed some light.
Thanks

Hi
The newest available BIOS for Qosmio X770 seems to be 2.10-win
It was uploaded at 07/12/12 so its not very old

Qosmio x770 nvidia and battery software

Hello.
I've got a qosmio x770 model PSBY5U (Windows7, 64bits) and suddenly I've noticed that my nvidia hardware (GTX560M) was not listed in the device manager lists. Before I've noticed, I've got some blue screens of death (most of them, after coming back from "sleeping" mode).
First thing I thought about, the driver. Looked for the most updated driver and it couldnt find any hardware to work with. So I restored the whole system and installed the original drvier. So far it was all good and back to normal but after I installed all my software back and after several rebooting, the nvidia was gone again and after sleeping the machine and starting it again, another blue screen.
I decided on restoring the qosmio to its total factory state, did everything all over again (drivers and stuff), worked just fine and after several normal shut downs it dissapeared again, and so on.
Any idea of what is going on? Also, starting from these, I've noticed that the "eco utility" doesn't work anymore. When active, my battery drains very fast (it's not the battery). and these started to happen as soon as the nvidia problem started. While just the system restored, the eco utility works just fine, after the nvidida dissapears, it doesn't economized the battery. Any idea?
Thank's a lot!
PS. Excuse my bad english. Not an english speaker.

If something you're installing is interfering, try using System Restore to restore a previous restore point from before this became an issue.
Install software one at a time to determine which program is causing the problem.
- Peter

Qosmio X770 display not recognized anymore

I just bought a Qosmio x770 about a month ago and some day when I started it the login screen never appeared.
In linux left me in command prompt and said that no screen configuration was found.
Windows said nothing but the screen remained black.
After a number of reboots it worked normally but only for a couple of hours.
Plugged to an external monitor it works.
Also when I boot in safemode (or failsafe) it works (I mean I can enter windows/linux at 640x480 resolution).
I updated the bios to the latest version 1.30. What more else to try?
It's really uncomfortable to send it back because I need it for my job (even connected to another monitor).
My hope is that the problem is not hardware related and somehow I can solve it.
Is there a chance?
Thank you!

I reinstalled the windows driver in safe mode ... and nothing.. But I didn't do anything before the problem appeared ... And linux is not recognizing the screen also. I tried to boot from an external hdd and the same problem. Fn F5 show me only the external monitor. I tried some 3d games on the external monitor and everything seem ok. When connected to hdmi linux boots up in X Windows but when running nvidia-settings there is no internal display ... only the external one.
The strange thing is that the internal display is working in safe mode ... is it possible to be damaged then?
Thank you

Qosmio X770-13G - Slow WLan internet connection

Dear all,
I just bought a Qosmio X770-13G with Windows 7.
WIFI data transfer is very slow, even when using a high speed AP (tried it on more than one location) and after disabling the anti-virus program.
Using the Config Free program shows 6Mbps second download speed but even downloading a 4 Mb PDF file takes several minutes.
Updating the BIOS software and the WLAN driver did not help.
Does anybody have the same experience?
Thanks in advance,
John

Yes, it does. And a new development yesterday evening shed new light on this problem: In addition to using a couple of known AP's I tried connecting to new AP's. Result: a data transfer speed as expected. So it seems I dont have to look into faulty hardware but into connection problems with certain AP's. I guess my original problem (suspicion of faulty hardware) is no longer an issue. Thanks for the reply.
John

Qosmio X770 - key malfunction - Mute instead of keyboard light

Hello everyone
My Qosmio X770-13C makes me crazy, let me explain:
When I want to use the keyboard light that makes sound muted and I do not understand why.
The FN key works only when I reactive flash cards.
All my drivers and BIOS are up to date. What to do?
Somehow I think that latest Windows update caused it.
Thank you in advance for your answers
+Message was edited: posting has been translated+

Multimedia buttons are controlled by Toshiba value added package.
Visit the Toshiba EU driver page and download the latest VAP.
Now uninstall the installed VAP.
Reboot the notebook.
Install the new downloaded VAP
Greets

Qosmio X770-138 random shutdown

Hi guys, just purchased my brand new Qosmio X770-138 about a week ago and everything seemed fine until it started to shutdown randomly. It is not proper shutdowns either, just boom - off.
Now i can tell you that it it NOT heat related, it only happens when I'm idling and the CPU temp is around 40-45 degrees celsus, so I have kind of ruled that out of the "ecuation"
It has never happened when I'm running high performance games wich makes the CPU temp spikes to max 60 degrees celsius.
Now I have tried using Reeltime to "turn back the time" to an earlier date wich it did not shutdown, than it worked fine for one day, then it started to shut down again.
Now I have just updated the BIOS and both the nVIDIA and INTEL video drivers, and it hasn't shut down for about an hour, but I don't believe I'm in the clear yet.
Does anyone know what causes these kinds of shutdowns? I have F-SECURE virus/spyware protections and firewall wich is genuine, so i should be relatively good protected from the nasties.
Thanks in advance for any help! :)

Well it turns out that it is not any driver nor BIOS related error in this case, I called Toshiba and they said that I should upgrade my BIOS, which was not the case here. Still shutted down on me. Now I can't even log on or enter my BIOS before it shuts down, so it's definitily a hardware issue.
So I went to toshiba's repaircenter here in Oslo, and I got a look on what they were working on, and there were 3 other computers (same model as mine X770-138) that had the same problem. Toshiba concluded that it was a defect in the computers motherboard that caused the shutdowns, will know more when I get it back from them.

Qosmio X770 and 2.00 bios

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