Software update complete but laptop is still updating. How to stop this

It doesn't sound like a software issue. Try removing the battery from the laptop and try to start it again. Your battery may be faulty. The power supply should still be able to start it if the battery is bad.

Can anyone give me Toshiba e studio 355 firmware file? or a download link?

To get best performance of flash videos follow these steps:

• Update browsers
  
• update flash player
  
• update java
  
• delete history
  
• delete cookies
  
• delete temporary internet files
  
• remove unwanted tool-bars
  

If problem still occurs then you need complete PC optimization by using Intel software like Reginout

You Display driver is having some issue. either it may be not updated or its file are corrupted. I'll suggest you to uninstall your Display driver completely from your computer and download latest Display driver from particular website and install it. this way it'll solve your problem.

1. 1. Before installing the USB Driver, disconnect phone from PC
2. 2. Please back up all files (through PC Suite etc) before upgrading the phone. LG Electronics will not be held responsible for loss of any data.
3. 3. Please connect your USB cable directly to the PC (Do not use a USB Hub).
4. 4. if the phone software upgrade stops before completion, please do not close the update tool and try to update again. If you close the update tool before completion Recovery Phone
   http://www.repair-dll.com/
   

If you are using any form of Anti Virus software, it could be stopping the installation process. Go to the SUN Java website, and download the latest version. Save it to your desktop. Take a moment to reboot your machine completely. DO NOT start any other programs after rebooting. Stop or disable your ANTI VIRUS software. Install the JAVA update and reboot. The update should work, and upon rebooting after the install, your AV software should start again. If it is still disabled, enable it.

This is a two way problem, I mean that its either a software issue or hardware issue.

Try this:

1) use your CURRENT antivirus software and completely scan your pc
2) download Tuneup utilites and run the one click matenance software completely

3) Update everythig after you complete both: Update windows, update word, update your harware drivers too from Dell (if you call dell they will help you get your current drivers if you call them)

After all this and it still is acting the same way, then you have a hardware failure and may need a replacement touch pad from dell and a replacement keyboard.

Hope this helps

This usually means that the Windows software is not shutting down completely.

You can go to www.microsoft.com and do the free software updates or update to SP2 for no charge and this will take care of the problem.

Go to apple.com and find the update and redownload. Try not to get the combo updater, get the specific one for PowerPc or intel whichever you have.

This is all I could find:


It's not only Windows Vista Service Pack 1 that isn't ready for general consumer availability. Some of the updates released on February 12, 2008, as a part of the Microsoft monthly patch cycle, have managed to effectively kill Windows Vista. Users are reporting that, following the introduction of the February 12 updates, Vista gets stuck at the finalization of the deployment of the updates displaying the message "Configuring Updates Stage 3 of 3 0% completes" and then entering
an infinite reboot loop. And there is absolutely no way out for the end users, because canceling the configuration process of the updates is a move equivalent to losing access to the operating system entirely. This will even happen in Safe Mode.

Microsoft has yet to officially respond to the issue, or to provide a resolve or at least a workaround. However, it does seem at this point that there is an issue with the deployment of the pre-requisite updates necessary for the smooth installation of Windows Vista SP1. Namely, the problem resides in the Vista installation software. The fact of the matter is that end users will have to first update the Vista installation software and only then deploy the remaining February 12 updates and only at the end Vista SP1 RTM.

If you are stuck watching the "Configuring Updates Stage 3 of 3 0% complete Do not turn off Computer" and in the endless reboot loop, then stop the cycle and boot from the Vista media. You will need to "Repair your computer," so select your Vista installation and restore it to a point before the deployment of the updates. After gaining back access to your operating system, you will have to install the service stack update, namely Update for Windows Vista (KB937287). Deploy this update before any other on your Vista, and only then install the rest. At this point in time, you should experience no more problems.

"Update 937287 is a prerequisite package that contains updates to the Windows Vista installation software. The installation software is the component that handles the installation and the removal of software updates, language packs, optional Windows features, and service packs. Update 937287 is necessary to successfully install and to remove Windows Vista SP1 on all versions of Windows Vista," Microsoft revealed.