Toshiba laptop problem

ask Toshiba then we have no idea

Just a suggestion................I have seen the RAM cause these problems in many laptops try your old RAM that came with it see if the problems persist....Good Luck

remove the RAM ( Door under laptop) find the 2 metal bars or pins near or between the RAM slots and short them out with a paper clip.replace the RAM and that's it!

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I presume this is the CMOS or BIOS password.
Turn the unit over and find the ram cover, remove the ram locate the two brass bars near where the ram was. Take a paper clip and bridge them to short out and reset bios password.

replace ram and turn on

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There is a site to visit that may be of help.http://animesoftntech.blogspot.com/2008/09/solution-for-toshiba-satellite-a135.html

sure..www.toshiba.com in the support and downloads section

its a driver issue most likly down to vista (as always) have you tried the latest updates from the microsoft website yet?

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If it is a default password try "admin" as the pass with out the ""
this should work

if it does not please let me know thank you have a good day

Hi there. There are 2 locations on the border of the plastic cover, both on the same side. You need to use a small flat screwdriver or your nail, and lift the cover using those 2 spots. It will snap out of place ! If you hold the laptop upside down, the front of the laptop closest to you, the 2 places where u need to lift are on the right side. You need to lift on that side, and the plastic latches are on the left side only. Hope you see what i mean ! But basically, lift right side. Thanks ! cheebster.