Satellite P100-324 - XP 64bit drivers

Hi
I have Windows XP Pro 64bit version. From where I can download drivers for this OS?
There are device manufacturers drivers that support 64 bit, but I don't know what's inside my laptop... besides nVidia.
Thanks in advance! :)

Hello
I am pretty sure Toshiba will offer drivers for 64-bit Vista version but for Windows XP you will not find anything on Toshiba download page especially now when no one notebook will be delivered with WXP. Sorry but you are on your own. :(
I have found some info that can you help. This unit has:
Mobile Intel 945PM Express Chipset
Graphics Controller NVIDIA GeForce Go 7900
CX20551-22 soundcard
Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG WLAN card
Intel PRO/1000 Ethernet LAN
I didnt find more info.

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What drivers I found working:
chipset - from intel page
display - from laptop2go.com
Especialy, I have problems with Connexant audio and card reader driver.
Maybe you know what EXACTLY is inside this lap?
Best regards,
Jarek

Hi
The internet is a really a gossip factory. I found some statements that Toshiba plans to publish the Vista 64bit drivers. But thats all
We will see in the future what drivers and what notebook series will be supported

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Hi Toshiba support staff,
I have a toshiba satellite p100-324 (pspa6e) with intel core2duo t7400 processor and my problem is hardware virtualization (VT aka VMX) doesn't works because of it's locked off by bios. Also there is no option in bios for enabling it. It's not make any sence that you have this technology but you can't use it.
I'm a professional programer but i can't test my programs in virtual environment because of this smart bios. I have been waiting this from bios version 3.30. Now i'm using phoenix bios v4.70 but it's not done!
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No, unfortunately you're wrong.
The cpu supports the virtualization (vt extensions). You can also see this by executing cpuinfo command in linux (by checking vmx flag in output) or running intel proccessor id utility program on windows.
BUT when i start ant guest operating system in virtual box with vt-x enabled, it shows me an error that telling it's turned off by bios and i have to enable it from bios. Also securable program is says my virtualization is locked off by bios. So i have vt support but i can't enable /use it.
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hallo
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Hi Dr.Bilal,
> Than I reinstalled the whole Windows with formating but it didnt solve the problem
Did you use the Toshiba recovery disk for reinstalling Windows or a Microsoft disk?
If you have used the Toshiba recovery disk that restores factory settings, I assume its a hardware malfunction. Maybe the graphic card or mainboard is faulty and needs replacing.
An authorized service provider can check your notebook and repair it. The guys are really useful and its always interesting to talk with them a little bit ;)
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I have the Toshiba Satellite P100-324 with BIOS version 3.30. I need to downgrade BIOS to version 2.40 because it help with stuttering problem when playing games on Windows Vista. But the problem is the version 2.40 is unavailable at Toshiba Europe website (I'm from Russia). I have found this version (one mate gave it to me), but it is for P105 models (US version).
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Hi guys
I found this very interesting discussion and I have to clarify something.
You dont need to update the BIOS to another version to play the different games on the Vista OS.
The games couldnt run properly due to the Vista OS.
Several weeks ago Microsoft has published and hotfix which solves some problems with the Multi GPU support on Vista. It was useful for users which use the gamer computer with 2 GPUs
http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B936710
Now the Microsoft has published and patch which solves the problems with the virtual address space usage. This was a reason why some games crashed or didnt run smoothly.
Virtual address space usage in Windows game development
http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B940105&x=11&y=9
Hope it helps!!!
Ps: on this page you will find a interesting discussion regarding the gaming on Vista OS
http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9011 078&pageNumber=1
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I Slightly speak english.
Where is LAN driver VISTA for Satellite P100-324 PSPA6E?
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Hi
I think youve got an Intel Lan card and this Vista Lan driver could be installed automatically using the Vista update function.
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Hello,
I have been happily using my P100-324 for a couple of months now. Last week it turned out that I need 4 GB of RAM to work, so I bought the extra modules. Since the official specification states the support for that amount of RAM, I didn't expect any problems.
So, right now my situation looks like this:
- P100-324 with 4 GB RAM installed,
- 3072M System Memory Passed - in BIOS,
- BIOS updated to 4.00 (1),
- KB929777 installed,
- ~3 GB RAM usable in different OSes (2),
- ~2500 EUR spent on notebook, warranty extension and extra memory.
My question: is there any way to use 4 GB RAM with this notebook - as stated in the official specification?
If not: which Toshiba company is responsible for disributing this machine in Poland? I understand that Toshiba has many different branches dedicated to different product lines. I talked to my lawyer and she said I should sue the distributor for the money spent. So basically, I need the confirmation that it is definiately impossible to use 4 GB RAM on P100-324.
Should somebody have any useful information for me, I'd be very happy to hear them.
Regards,
(1) - It was supposed to help, as stated [here|http://support.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB7601WE0007R01.htm]. However, it seems like blaming 32-bit OSes for the lack of memory remapping support in BIOS (required by 945PM) is not the way to go.
(2) - I tested the configuration on the following OSes, without any success:
a: Vista Ultimate 32-bit (with PAE explicitly enabled),
b: Vista Ultimate 64-bit,
C: Debian 64-bit,
d: Sabayon Linux 64-bit,
e: FreeBSD 6.2 (64-bit custom built kernel).
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ENABLING 4GB RAM / STAGE 2
Changes since the stage 1 (first post):
1) BIOS updated to 4.20-WIN.
Actually, this was done twice. First time, when the BIOS patch was not linked on the official drivers download site yet (I found it manually browsing Toshiba's drivers repo). Later on, I patched the BIOS once again, to make sure there were no changes in officially-enabled files. To make sure I didn't break anything with the first update, I compared the checkums of the two bios upgrade files and they were exactly the same. 
 
In fact, I didn't notice any visible changes between versions 4.00 and 4.20. It turns out that blaming 4.20 for the hot-GPU issue was a mistake (explained in the next point). Both versions of the BIOS act exactly the same, reporting 4096 MB RAM in the BIOS setup, and later on "3072 M System Memory Passed" during the BIOS phase of the bootup.
2) GPU Temperature issue in Vista x64. 
After several days of workin with 64-bit Vista installation I noticed that the bottom of the notebook is becoming incredibly hot. I installed Nvidia's MonitorView and I was shocked to discover that the idle temperature of my GPU is over 90 C! The heavy-load temperature oscillated around 105 C. The strange thing is that when the computer is booting, or when in BIOS, or when working with non-Windows OS, one of the fans works loudly and cools down the GPU. However, at the moment I launch Vista, that fan stops running and the temperature starts increasing. 
 
My small investigation the way my computer acts (described above) shows that it's the GPU driver that may be responsible. As one of this forum gurus stated, +this is the reason why we should only use the official drivers released by Toshiba+. It seems that those drivers are able to fully access the graphical chipset and control the fan (generic nvidia drivers cannot read/control fan's state with my notebook). That brings us to the next point: 
3) 4 GB Ram issue
Many people (even on this forum) state, that in order to use 4 GB RAM one has to use 64-bit Operating System. Even one of the Toshiba's official support pages confirms this point of view. So please help me find an error in this way of thinking (cause maybe all of this mess is because of me): 
 
working with P100-324, I will be able to use 4 GB RAM, as stated in the official specs
it's not possible to use more than 3 GB RAM with 32-bit OS (even though I disagree with that), so I buy 64-bit Vista Ultimate Box) and install it on my notebook, 
The notebook has Designed for Windows XP Windows Vista Capable sticker, so I don't expect any problems (the sticker doesn't say "Vista 32-bit capable), 
Later on I find out that 64-bit systems are not supported by Toshiba, because of the fact that they're not
What do you guys suggest?
A couple of screenshots:
<a href="http://tesserakt.eu/p100_324_4gb_vista64_bios420.png" target="_newWindow" class="jive-link-external">Control Panel -> System</a> 
 
<a href="http://tesserakt.eu/p100_324_mini_2.png" target="_newWindow" class="jive-link-external">Nvidia MonitorView (Polish)</a> 
 
<a href="http://tesserakt.eu/p100_324_mini_3.png" target="_newWindow" class="jive-link-external">Toshiba's Official P100-324 Specs</a> 
 
Regards!

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Hello, fellow "Toshibers".
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It is important to say that this notebook comes without any software (on external hardware (CD,...)) at all.
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Then it occurred to me that it is possible to be something with the motherboard drivers, but I did not find anything useful for a 64-bit version of Windows Vista.
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Hi
Notebook supports the Realtek LAN card and the Mobile Intel GL40 Express Chipset (graphic card)
You can download the Vista 64bit drivers from the Realtek page and from Intel page.
The error code 10 means that the device (LAN card) cannot start or cannot be used because there is a compatibility issue between the device and driver.
In most cases a wrong driver has been used!
It could be also possible that some MS updates are needed to sort out this issue.
Check this MS knowledge base article:
+Description of Code 10-related errors that Device Manager generates on Windows XP-based computers+
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/943104/
There are some solution proposals.
But usually if you would use the right driver then the issue should be solved
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Hello people,
I am trying to figure out if Toshiba has drivers for win xp 64 bit.There are drivers for xp but there isn't a discrimination like in Vista where you can get 32 or 64 bit drivers from the drop-down list.
Thanx for your answer in advance :)

Hi
Win XP 64bit drivers do not exist on the Toshiba pages
I doubt you will find it on any of Toshiba page you will need to search on 3rd party pages but this will be a hard venture because the Win XP 64bit was not so popular like 32bit OS.
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Hi
This P100 notebook was delivered with Vista. Am I right?
It seems that the XP drivers for notebook which were delivered with Vista are not available at this time.
Therefore I would recommend choosing and installing the XP drivers from another P100 series.
Usually many notebooks are delivered with the same hardware specifications and you can hope that other drivers will run on you notebook.
check it simply...

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Bye

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Wait a moment. You will say that you can make running two external displays connected to your Satellite P100?
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