Re: Sometimes my Satellite P300 forgets to load video driver

My laptop (Satellite P300) sometimes "forgets" at startup to load the videodriver.
So the resolution is default in the startup screen of Windows.
Doesn't matter which Windows version I have and all the drivers are up-to-date.
When I restart mostly the problem is solved....

Indeed, its very strange issue but I think it should be possible to solve this driver problem by driver reinstallation even if the driver is already up to date.
I would recommend you to uninstall the GPU driver from device manager.
Reboot the unit and clean the system using 3rd party software called CCLeaner.
Then install the GPU driver again.
The package should be available on the Toshiba EU driver page.
Good luck

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    Hi,
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    The inconvenience is that I've been able to find a lot of drivers, but none for the 3400 series. After searching internet for a while I finally found some drivers for these series (or they claimed to be), however this installer was corrupt. I also searched the Toshiba website but I didn't find what I was looking for.
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    First of all you should post the exact BSOD code and what OS do you use. Then we can search on the Microsoft Knowledge Base for this issue and what is the reason for this.
    So please post the BSOD code.
    Furthermore I dont understand why you cant find a driver on the Toshiba website. The Satellite P300-1FY belongs to the PSPCCE series and therefore I can find a display driver for XP and Vista. So where is the problem? Maybe you should try to install this driver:
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    I have just loaded Windows 8 on my Satellite L300. The DVD no longer works with an error message 39 it says the driver is corrupt. Also external attached DVD's are not recognised. I cannot find a driver to reload.
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    Check this article:
    http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/bulletinDetail.jsp?pf=true&soid=3516888
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    I bought a Satellite L550 with Vista preinstalled and want to use XP.
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    I downloaded the Sound Driver TC40072000A.exe but when I execute it, it extracts and then does nothing.
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    Hi
    The notebook needs an Realtek HD sound driver.
    You can download such driver directly from the Realtek driver page.
    But before you would try to reinstall the sound driver, you will need to update the Win XP!
    All service packs SP2 and SP3 have to be installed!!!!
    This is very important since the SP3 contains necessary patches and fixes.
    After the SP3 installation you could follow with sound driver
    Greets

  • Re: Question about the Satellite P300-18Z

    Hello everyone,
    I have a couple of questions about the Satellite P300-18Z.
    What "video out" does this laptop have? (DVI, s-video or d-sub)
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    What is the warranty on this laptop?

    Hello
    According the notebook specification Satellite P300-18Z has follow interfaces:
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    HDMI - HDMI-out (HDMI out port available)
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    Line out Jack - No Line Out Jack available
    Microphone Jack - External Micrphone Jack
    TV-out - port available (S-Video port)
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  • DVD-Rom sometimes not working on Satellite P300-167

    Hello, my Satellite P300-167 is acting kind of strange sometimse.
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  • Satellite P300 - blank screen since turned on, but sometimes working fine

    Helo,
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    As I can see you have started two identical threads. The second one is non http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/message.jspa?messageID=287272
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  • Re: Satellite P300-161 - Random Lock-ups/Freezing

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    Hi.
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  • Satellite P300 PSPCCE: I want to remove or chang splash screen on startup

    I have Satellite P300 PSPCCE laptop and want to remove or change splash screen on begin of booting laptop.
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    this is how it looks my BIOS setup (no options like quite boot, fast boot, etc.)
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  • Satellite P300-1FN: CD/DVD drive issue - cannot read game DVD

    Hi,
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  • Satellite P300 - 01S or PSPCCC-01S01C CPU is underclocked with each Bios update

    Why is Toshiba crippling the performance of the CPU ,FSB and Memmory speed with each bios update
    when perchased bios version 1.60     
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    in this last Bios update 2.50 a noticable drop in performance under load
    I paid for >>"Intel® Core™ 2 Duo Processor P7350 (2.0GHz 1066MHz FSB, L1 Cache 32KB/32KB, L2 Cache 3MB)"  not a 1.9 Processor
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    Thank YOU
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    thank you for your repley
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  • Re: Satellite P300 just shutting off

    My dad got a Satellite P300 on sunday (22nd June). It worked fine on Sunday afternoon but since Monday night it keeps just shutting off without warning. I can't figure out anything that it could be. There's no pattern to it shutting down sometimes it's after 20mins sometimes after 2.
    Any ideas other than to just take it back - which I can't see him taking lightly because he's only used it for a few hours Sunday/Monday!

    Hello
    For me it sounds like overheating issue and I do not believe you can do anything about it.
    Try to test it with two different situations. At first test it without some graphic intensively applications like Word or just using browser.
    Test it also playing some game. It will be interesting to know when the notebook switches OFF in both situations.
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    Hi,
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    Hi All,
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    Hi
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    Your card reader is not ready and does not run and therefore the SD card cannot be used and is not recognized in My Computer.
    In most cases the driver update/reinstallation should help to sort put this issue.
    The Satellite P300-1C9 belongs to the PSPCCE series.
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