Toshiba l305 s919 problem

hello i have a problem and i need your help to solve it
last week i was working normally on my laptop toshiba l305 s919 and the battery was empty than the laptop turns off when i plugged the adaptor and turned on the laptop it is stucked on the first page toshiba leading innovation and don't enter to windows system what it could be the problem and thank's in advance
p s the hard disk works normally because i tried it on another laptop...

A PXE error means that the computer is trying to boot from the LAN port. Go into the Bios and check the computer's boot order. Make sure that the hard drive, usually abbreviated HDD, is the first boot device. If the hard drive is the first boot device and you are still getting the PXE error, this is because the computer is unable to boot from the hard drive. If this is the case, your best option is to reinstall the operating system. The bad news is that if you reinstall the OSyou will lose all of your data and files.

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My laptop is a Toshiba L305-S5933 Windows Vista 32bit bought from Office Depot and I want to restore it to the factory settings. I have tried many things, such as F8. When I press F8 it does not show the option "Repair my computer" or something like that. I also tried pressing 0, but it just beeps, and nothing happens. The laptop did not come with a recovery disk.
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File:; \windows\system32\winload.exe
status: 0xc000000f
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Hi!! I go here!!
http://forums.toshiba.com/t5/Computer-Troubleshooting/What-can-I-do-if-my-Windows-7-or-Windows-Vista...
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Toshiba L305 stops at BIOS splashscreen

Hello all,
My L305 won't boot past the BIOS splash screen. Pressing F2 or F12 does nothing.
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Here's the file. When you run the exe file watch closely, it should offer you a choice to do the automatic Windows update, or to create a bootable CD. But, I think there is a timer, so that if you don't respond quickly enough, it tryies the automatic Windows update.
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Toshiba L7300 Exit problems

Let's face it, this TV has almost no apps but can some one please tell if why it is that when I exit out of an app like YouTube, it goes to a blank screen and will not change back to the home menu unless I then press the home key. It seems like the exit button is on the remote just for the fun of it.
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You may laugh and ask why let the TV sit for so long...
When I say the TV is slow, I have a dead turtle that moves faster than this TV.
now the moderator is going to say call techincal support. But moderator, how about some more apps and fix the software. I cannot bekeved that the software was upgraded to this. What a joke.
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I agree, a peron's nationality has nothing to do with a crappy Toshiba product.
Tell Toshiba thanks for the new update on the cloud TV.
Once again, rather than fixing the problems, they changed their advertisers on the main screen.
i cannot tell you how happy I am that every other week I have to wait for the TV to update so I can get new ads from Toshiba.
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So my left button broke (i didn't do anything) and so since it was under warranty, I was directed to a local authorized repair shop and they had to order the whole new keyboard that includes the little piece of junk plastic piece underneath the button. They fixed it the same day as I watched them and they did a perfect job. They also showed me the little cheap, litte, junky little piece of plastic that supported both buttons and that broke in my case. We both concluded that of course it would break again. Anyway, time goes by and the inside of the power piece broke off. So we go through the same routine. I go to the repair shop, they fix it and they say its common. In this case they even somehow strenghtened it so it would not happen again! So more time goes by (still under the year warranty as of Dec 21, 2009). Now, both my buttons again no longer work (big suprise). So since it is still under warranty, I call Toshiba but now they are saying they changed the rules since two Mondays ago and that I can no longer take it to that local authorized repair center (even though they rocked) but now I have to send in my laptop to Toshiba's official repair center. Needless to say, i wouldn't get my laptop back for 10 days. I run my business from my laptop so how on earth can I send it in? Anyway, I fought a lot with them on the phone and even got to the 'top' of the customer relations department, a frustrated lady named Mina, but she says there is nothing else they can do. No loaner, no replacement, can't get my money back, etc. The only thing I can do is send in my work laptop and not have it for 10 days. So what is ironic is I purchased a Toshiba laptop because I heard they were one of the best made computers. I now know that I was GREATLY misinformed. This is the worst situation I have ever seen in a computer business. The good news is that I am in IT and have lots of clients and so now I have the priviledge of telling my clients to run from Toshiba. I write all this for any of you out there who may have the same problem (because I am positive there will be many more since it is a tiny little piece of plastic underneath your buttons). It is clear to me that this is a defect.
My two big problems with this whole thing:
1. How can anyone expect someone to not have their laptop that they use to run a business for 10 days?
2. Why even have it fixed it if is just going to brake again?
3. So because of the 3 defects of this computer, now Toshiba is punishing me further!
If anyone is reading this who is thinking about buying a toshiba laptop, DON'T DO IT. Save yourself a lot of time, frustration and punishment from the company called, 'Toshiba'. Go with a Dell. Go with anything other than Toshiba. I will say it again: Tosbiba laptops are defective and Toshiba's policies show that they clearly don't care about the customers!

At least Toshiba is covering your repairs under Warranty. My ex-wife's new HP had one of the touchpad buttons break on her system and they want $400 bucks to fix it claiming that physical damage like that isn't covered.
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Toshiba L675 Recovery Problem

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I have some help if you might need it. First of all,Tech Support does not exist. Any time you give them a call, you will get someone that has no clue about Computers.So, when it comes time to buy extended sevice, don't buy it.
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Toshiba L305 - error has occurred in audio output setting

Hello: I have a Toshiba Sat L305-s5919 and I tried to watch a dvd and got this message.
"error has occurred in audio output setting. please check that sound driver is set up properly." The driver is fine and updated. I checked online and saw this in the europe forums
http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=162772
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but there is no such HD DVD player for my model in the drivers listing.
Try this.
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Toshiba Canvio Restore Problem

Hello,
I am having trouble with the restore option on my Toshiba Canvio external hard drive. I have pictures and other media backed up on the drive which I can no longer access. The files are on the drive, but somehow I am unable to access or recover them. The only files I am able to retrieve are the last two backups I made.
Here are some attached screenshots.
In the first image you see my opening an older backup.
In the second image you can see the restore box. Here is where the problem exists; I cannot see or access any files. If I click on "restore" it comes with a message saying "please select a valid job!".
In contrast, in the third image we see a more recent backup where you can see all the files.
Please help!! How can I fix this problem and restore my old files!
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Hi,
I'm assuming that NTI Backup Now EZ is what comes with the Toshiba drive (I have a Canvio, but didn't install the Toshiba software)? And that's what you used to do the backups?
I think that NTI Backup compresses all of the files that you backup into ".NBF" files, the files as shown in your problem2.jpg image. I did some quick googling, and didn't find any thing to extract files directly from the .NBF files, so you're probably going to have to use the same software that you used to do the backup, to restore.
Have you tried just clicking on one of the .NBF files? What happens? Sometimes apps associate with extensions like .NBF, so that might just startup NTI Backup in restore mode.
Another thing, in your problem3.png, did you check some of the checkboxes in the left pane (to select which directories you want to restore) before you tried clicking the Restore button?
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This is a great laptop but the touchpad overheats alot. my hands feel burned and red after about 2 hours of use. Is there anyway to deal with this issue? all thru the product reviews for this model you see this being mentioned. so i think theres a defect with this model Kinda a health hazard i think.
Has anyone from bestbuy contacted toshiba about this matter?
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There's a few things that could be. One of the largest possibilities is a faulty heat sink since the problem seems to arise after prolonged use.
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I am Michael from Athens. I hope I put the thread in the correct section, as I thought that "SP" propably means "Satellite Pro". My girlfriend owns a Toshiba SP4320 laptop. In some way, she broke it, making it unable to boot to Windows XP no matter what! I tried Safe Mode, I tried Windows Repair, nothing! So, I concluded that the only way to bring it back to life it's by formatting it and reinstall Windows.
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Sorry if my writing tired you but i'm not used to writing such stuff in English!
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Michael
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First of all, thanks for your answers!!
@Jerry: Thanks for the link! In the download site, there is only a bios update for the specific laptop, and this appears by selecting the "OS independent" choice. Trying with "Windows 2000", I found pretty much stuff like Display and Audio Driver, I even found out about drivers for capabilities I wasn't aware of If I want to use XP instead of 2000, can I use the same drivers with 2000 by using the Compatibility Mode in XP? I've tried that thing with other kind of programs but I reckon that drivers are a little more complex for a system than a Playstation emulator!!..
@Defender: When I said "broke" I meant that that she caused only software damage. It's just I couldn't find the correct word My bad. It's hardware works properly without any damages at all. Thank you too for the link! If I mess up with the compatibility mode, the Recovery Disc would be my next (and final I hope) solution!
Thanks for your time!

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