20 Most Recent Toshiba Satellite A660 Series Notebook - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Did you upgrade the laptop to a new operating system? Try pressing fn+Z see if that turns the lights back on.

reformat it and reinstall the operating system via the cd slot on start up hold down the alt,ctrl, and delete buttons to get into the bios the select boot from cd once the os is in then close down and open it again and do the 3 button entry to bios again and change the selection to hard drive for boot up you will have to re enter all folders and programs as a wiped or formatted HD is clean to start with

I have the Toshiba Satellite C55-A5300. I'm not sure about before the update, but after the windows 8.1 update my audio was pretty bad and had no bass at all.In Control Panel ---> Hardware and Sound I found "Realtek HD Audio Manager" which has a tab named "DTS"Once I hit the Launch buton I was able to apply settings for headphones and external speakers including bass boost.My audio is now much better.Hope this helps.

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Easiest will be to download the camera drivers and/or appropriate software

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It could be several things. Plug in an external monitor to tell if it's your screen or your video card. If you can get display on a monitor you will need a screen replacement. Another thing to try is to drain the capacitors. To do this, unplug the laptop and remove the battery. While the battery is removed, hold down the power button for 30 seconds. Put the battery back in and try to turn on the laptop. It could be your RAM. Try replacing your stick of RAM with a compatible known working stick

the problem that microsoft didn't mention is that upgrades to win 10 on win 7 causes conflicts and problems The correct method is to install win 10 as a full OS and there will be no problems you can download win 7 from the microsoft (genuine ) site and if there is a problem with authentication call microsoft help line Before you do anything save everything possible to an external hard drive Talk with an IT expert would be a good idea before doing anything as there may be a way of removing the win 10 upgrade

Unfortunately, Microsoft stopped its free ISO download for Windows 7 from Digital River quite some time ago. There are other places you can get it from, but reliability and safety becomes issues there. Also, you will not have the manufacturer's version with all the drivers and add-ons that came with the machine. You may want to go to the manufacturer's website and see if they offer a recovery disc for purchase for your unit. Many do. For the casual user it is the easiest and safest way to recover when the original media is lost or damaged.