Re: Does my Satellite L500-19Z support DDR3 memory?

Does my Satellite L500-19Z support DDR3 memory?
I believe it has 4GB (2x2GB 200 Pin 1.8v DDR2 PC2-6400 SoDimm) standard memory (800 MHz I believe). I want to upgrade to 8 GB and have seen the following offer:-
8GB kit (2x4GB) of 1333Mhz PC3-10600 memory.
Will my Laptop support it?
Hope someone can help.
Regards

> Does my Satellite L500-19Z support DDR3 memory?
What does the user manual say?
Did you check this?
The memory support depends on the chipset.
If the chipset does not support the DDR3 then you cannot use this.
The chipset is Mobile Intel GM45 Express Chipset and as far as I know this chipset support the DDR2 800MHz 8GB max memory.

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Strange issue with touchpad on Satellite L500-19Z

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Whilst using it to edit some photographs, it began to behave strangely. It was as if someone was rapidly depressing the mouse left button. I was unable to exit any program or use the Start Menu to reboot.
After disconnecting power, and battery, I started it in Safe Mode, but the problem was still there. If I hovered over any icon it brought the window up repeatedly. By disabling the touchpad using Fn+F9, I was able to use a graphic tablet to re-boot and it works as normal. I am reluctant to use the System Recovery or the Recovery Discs that I created when I bought it due to the number of third party programs that I would lose.
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> Disappointingly there was no paperwork with the returned item to advised what work had been carried out, ie replacement of hardware, drive or software or advising how to open an account.
So why you dont get in contact with the ASP who repaired the notebook and why you dont ask what has been done? Only these guys can provide more details
> When it was returned the operating system was reconfigured so that I could not open it as administrator, had to open new user account. According to Technical Support, the factory use a different recovery disc! I asked if I should use my recovery discs again, but was told it was not necessary. However, now that I have spent several hours downloading folders and installing various programs, I find that Windows 7 is working differently. In particular, no thumbnail pictures are appearing in various picture files, only the picture icon. Same with preview pane, only an icon appears. Any advice, would be welcome.
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Satellite L500-19Z doesn't always go to sleep

I've got a L500-19Z laptop and it's set to 'go to sleep' when I shut the lid.
This generally works OK but occasionally when I close the lid it 'locks up' and when I open the lid the keys don't respond.
The only way out of this is to force a close down and then reboot. Does anyone know what might be the cause of this?
I'm loathe to restore my system if I can help it.
When contacting Toshiba all they can suggest is using the recovery disc and, if that fails, sending it back to be rebuilt.

> The only way out of this is to force a close down and then reboot. Does anyone know what might be the cause of this?
I think its software issue I mean it could be possible that some background processes are running and affect the standby mode.
The guy from Toshiba is right. You should always set the notebook back to factory settings (restore OS using recovery disk or HDD recovery) in order to ensure that there is nothing wrong with hardware.
This should be done at first
So do it and check how the notebook would work!

Does the Satellite C55-A5220 support Windows 10 ?

I have a Satellite C55-A5220 with Windows 8.1 and tried various solutions to try to get the "reserve windows 10 app" to appear on the screen so I could reserve the free windows 10 upgrade, but have been unsuccessful so far and it has made me wonder if the Satellite C55-A5220 is incompatible with windows 10. Does anyone know if the Satellite C55-A5220 is compatible with Windows 10 ? Also. any solutions for getting the "reserve windows 10" app to appear on the screen ? I know there is also an option from Microsoft to download a Windows 10 ISO file to upgrade that way, but I'm not sure if there could be problems doing it that way. Thanks !

Satellite C55-A5220 (PSCFEU-00F007)
Downloads here.
For updates after Windows 10, put the part number (PSCFEU-00F007) here.
Yes, your model is supported by Toshiba for upgrade to Windows 10. Above is for your information later.
Try it this way.
Windows 10 upgrade not showing up yet? Here's how to manually trigger an update

Does Apple still sell 1067 mhz ddr3 memory module

I need to up my memory from the 2G to 4G

These are good online stores for Mac compatible RAM
OWC1066MhzRAM
http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/memory/Apple_MacBook_MacBook_Pro/Upgrade/DDR3_Whi te-
They offer Mac tested RAM at very good prices.
Crucial Memory http://www.crucial.com/ - good place to buy RAM from all over the world. They also have an excellent memory selector that allows you to choose memory based on your computer's model
Data Memory Systems http://www.datamemorysystems.com/apple-memory.asp - another good, cheap place to buying RAM if you live in the U.S.
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http://eshop.macsales.com/installvideos/macbook_13_unibody_mem/
Here are video instructions on replacing the RAM on the White Unibody.
http://eshop.macsales.com/installvideos/macbook_13_09_unibody_mem/
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Satellite L500-164 Drivers for Windows XP?

What about Drivers for Windows XP (32-Bit)?
On the Toshiba Driver Site for this product there are only drivers vor vista 32 bit and vista 64 bit...
where can I find drivers for Win XP??? Or do the Vista drivers work for Win XP, too??
I cannot test it now because I first want to ensure that it will work with win xp, after I wanted to install it..

Hello
The Satellite L500 doesnt support Windows XP, it supports only Vista 32bit and Vista 64bit. Windows XP is pretty old OS, it the past. Now its Windows Vista or Windows 7.
If you want to install XP you have to collect the drivers by yourself on external websites, like Intel, Realtek and so far.
But to be honest be happy with preinstalled OS. All new notebooks are fast enough for Vista. ;)
Greets

Does Satellite L505-13J support 3G? Sim Card under battery available

Hi,
I was trying to clean my toshiba L505-13J laptop, when I found a sign of a SIM under the battery.
I tried to put a SIM but it doesn't hold in its place. It is directly "swollowed".
So does my laptop support 3G SIM? if so, how could I put it?
Regards

Hi
No, the Satellite L505-13J does not support 3G module.
I assume that some models of the Satellite L500 / L505 series were equipped with the 3G module.
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Re: Does Satellite A300-15B support Windows XP?

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Does Satellite 1900-102 supports USB 2.0?

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Does Satellite A200-1M8 support 800Mhz RAM?

Hello everyone!
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Memory Slots
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Does Satellite 1410-401 supports USB 2.0?

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Does my MacBook Pro Retina Display 13 inch. Late 2013 Supports DDR3 RAM instead DDR3L?

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Satellite L500-1DT: HDD Recovery of Win 7 is stuck in endless reboot loop

This is a detailed bug report so please bear with me.
If you can help, or can confirm you've had the same happen to you, I'll be grateful.
I've owned several Toshiba laptops before and I even used to work for Toshiba so rest assured I like the machine. But I've got a problem with its recovery software. I just bought a laptop, Satellite L500-1DT with Windows 7 64 bit, on behalf of a non-techie who lives elsewhere. Since I know from experience that I will occasionally have to field panic calls along the lines of "it's become too slow", "how do I get rid of the accumulated junk", "maybe it's got a virus" and so on, the first thing I checked was the automatic recovery, i.e. how to bring the HD back to "as new" state.
So I booted into the machine, answered the questions until I got into the OS proper, and then ran the "make a recovery DVD" program. Double layer DVD verified ok. With the freshly made DVD, I swapped the supplied HD for a spare I had (much smaller: only 40 GB instead of 320) and booted the rescue DVD hoping that it would remake me a clean system on the blank drive.
It did repartition the drive according to its scheme, with more or less half the space for Windows and the other half for Data including the recovery files. It did install the system in the Windows partition. It then rebooted into the installed Windows 7 to finalize the installation. There, trouble began: an endless loop of reboots for hours until I stopped it.
Loop:
* reboot
* black screen with bright 4-colour windows logo "starting windows"
* black screen with light blade and "setup is preparing your computer for first use"
* blue "welcome" white screen with "please wait" and horizontal bar with green blob, saying "Finishing the installation may take several minutes. Please dont interrupt or shutdown the computer!"
* blue screen saying it's shutting down
Repeat the above forever.
I have seen it reboot way over 10 times over the course of several hours. And every time it pretends it's the first time it does that. Surely that's not normal!
I tried stopping it with ctrl-alt-del and task manager but the white screen would go on top of even the task manager, making it hard to kill any processes or even inspect what they were. I stopped it by holding down the power button until it switched off. Then when it rebooted it said if I wanted safe mode. I tried that. It went into the routine above and at some point it said it couldn't proceed with the installation if it was in safe mode. So it rebooted into regular mode and then... finished! It finally broke out of the endless loop!
Then it asked me all the usual questions about language, registration etc, as it had done the first time I had turned it on. This seemed good. I finally got back into a newly installed OS and all seemed fine, except I later discovered that some programs that were there before were not installed.
With bravery bordering stupidity (*) I even re-did the procedure on the supplied hard disk instead of my spare one: first I nuked the windows partition, then I did rescue from the HD (with F8), not with the DVD I had made. Result: similar rigmarole, with endless reboots.
After I stopped it, it sort-of-worked, as above, but now some other programs were missing, notably the Toshiba DVD player.
(*) motivated by: better try this now, with the computer here and all my tools and other computers ready at hand, than when the computer is away at its owner's home and that's the only thing left to try with me at the other end of a phone line. Been there before.
Now, that specific one (DVD player) I could download from the support page and it installed fine; but what else might be missing or not working that I didn't notice? Clearly the restore process isn't working as it should.
Am I the first or only one to whom this happens? Am I doing anything wrong? Is there anything else I should try?
I need to make sure this restore procedure works flawlessly while I still have the computer in my hands. If it doesn't, there's no chance I'm going to be able to do a remote reinstall for my non-techie once I am asked to clean up the laptop over the phone a few months from now.
Thanks in advance
[Update: while looking for the right place where I could post this I found that other people are reporting the same problem. It's definitely a bug in the distributed recovery software for W7-64, not an isolated problem of my machine. See for example
http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=49421&tstart=0 where user kwarc is describing the same symptoms with a Satellite L505.

I am glad to report some unexpected SUCCESS!
I left the computer at what it was doing when I wrote the previous
post. I came back to it an hour later or so (I had stopped counting
the reboots, though occasionally I'd hear that typical chime from the
other room, saying it was doing one more cycle) and I noticed
something slightly different: the white screen with "finishing the
installation may take several minutes" had a blue blob, not a green
blob, in the progress bar, and the blob was rectangular rather than
rounded. Very odd! Something different had happened, like a change of
theme. And a little while after that, the process really finished and
I got to the white screen that asks about what language etc etc, like
when I first turned on the new computer.
Great!
All I can conclude from this experience:
Even a reinstall that works will DEFINITELY involve many reboots that
seem to be getting nowhere. Apparently, progress is being made, even
though it looks like the process is stuck in a loop of reboots.
It would just be nice if it said something like "Before I finish
restoring, I'm going to have to reboot 26 times, please hang on; now
doing cycle 8 of 26". (Numbers are made up.) It doesn't, but just
knowing about it is helpful.
Perhaps worth redoing the install once more and making a note of how
long it really takes from beginning to end when it does work.
I still don't know if the process I described in the first post was
really stuck because of some other error or whether it would have
ended eventually. If I wanted to be really sure I could re-restore
everything on that hard disk once more.
I have no idea whether wiping all partitions from the disk before
reinstalling did any good or not: it shouldn't have made a difference
since, as I said, I noticed that the first thing the restore program
did was redo all the partitions itself. On the other hand we have
experimental proof that the restore can work on a HD without any
partitions.
Thanks again PauPau---the most useful thing you said, for me, was the
data point that for you it had worked. That's what made me try again
and leave the computer on indefinitely through the innumerable
reboots, just in case.
I'll repost a definitive answer on how long a successful restore
process should take once I get round to redoing it on the supplied 320
GB HD.

Satellite C850-19Z - cannot install display driver

Hi
I have had to reinstall my Toshiba Satellite C850 - 19Z ----- PSCBWE - 02400NEN
with Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit.
The laptop uses Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU B830 @ 1.80GHz 1.80 GHz processor
Everything has installed fine apart from the display driver.
I downloaded the following file as my laptop is using an Intel Processor
Intel Display Driver
Version 8.15.10.2752
display-20130924153144.zip4
For model Satellite C850
I found the file using the following drop down options on the Toshia website
Satellite C850 PSCBWE Windows 7 64 Bit Display Driver United Kingdom English
When I try to install the file I get the following error message:
This computer does not meet the minimum requirements for installing the software.
I have checked the requirements in the readme file. The three requirements are:
1.
3rd generation Intel(R) Core(TM) processors
2nd generation Intel(R) Core(TM) i3 processor
2nd generation Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 processor
2nd generation Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 vPro(TM) processor
2nd generation Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 processor
2nd generation Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 vPro(TM) processor
I am not sure which generation my processor belongs to but i'm assuming it is one of the above since this is the driver for my specific laptop.
2. The software should be installed on systems with at
least 1 GB of system memory.
I have 4 GB of RAM and my system is showing 4 GB is installed.
3. There should be sufficient hard disk space in the <TEMP>
directory on the system in order to install this
software.
I have 270 GB of free space in my primary hard drive / partition which windows is installed into. The file defaults to extract in this hard drive / partition.
I cannot figure out what the problem is with this installation.
Please help!!!
Thanks
Message was edited by: Bob001_1

Hi
As you said, the notebook was equipped with the Intel Celeron processor B830
This CPU supports the Intel HD graphic chip as mentioned on the Intel ARK page:
http://ark.intel.com/de/products/71141
The driver can be downloaded also from Intel page:
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/
Here choose:
-Graphics drivers
-Laptop graphics drivers
-Intel Celeron Processors with Intel HD graphics
Here you can download an zip package.
Then you will be able to update or install the driver within the device manager.
You can use the Advanced installation which will help you to point to the unzipped driver folder

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