20 Most Recent Toshiba Sattelite A105-S2051 Notebook - Page 2 Questions & Answers

This indicates a bad hard drive, remove hardware and re-seat back into place. If this fails remove hard drive and take it to the computer shop for testing, if it fails you will need a new hard drive.

Go to Start, Programs or All Programs (depending on your OS), then Accessories, System Tools, and click Backup.

A Wizard welcome screen will open. In this screen, click the underlined words for the advanced mode. This will open a tabbed screen. On the Welcome tab, choose the Automated System Recovery Wizard. Another Wizard will open. At this screen, click the "Next" button.

Insert the CD into your CD-burning drive. Double-check the file path and make sure the computer correctly searches for the CD burner. If it does not, click the "Browse" button, find the burner and click "OK." Once the correct path is in, press "Next." At the final screen, click "Finish." This begins the process of creating your restore CD.

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can you repost your problem telling us what your operating system is and explain what the problem is

many thanks

Shut down the computer
Unplug the power cord
Take the battery out for a few minutes
Replace the battery and start the computer
Problem fixed
Plug in power cord

You can select Start windows normally .If its not taking you to windows select Last known good configuration..it will work properly

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Use reginout it will automatically fix ur problem

internet explorer is still running, if its not open it may be due to a virus, or it may be updating

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frist try to repaire windows i hope it will work

if not then just tack back-up frist from HDD then reinstall windows

use you HDD as Extrnal divice and tack back in other PC

Toshiba Factory Reset
a couple of ways to do that 1) if you have the recovery CDs supplied with the PC - then you can use these - put the CD into the drive and when it boots follow the instructions 2) If you have a recovery partition on the laptop - have a read here to see if you have one http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/outFrm.jsp?ofId=AskIris&searchString=recovery+to+factory 3) This link shows you how to use the partition http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/bulletinDetail.jsp?soid=2291088&pf=true basically as the PC boots TAP F8 key - from the menu that appears choose "repair your computer"
If that option is NOT available then you will need to Order CDs from Toshiba - http://laptopforums.toshiba.com/t5/System-Recovery-and-Recovery/Recovery-media/m-p/9148#U9148

There's a core inside a speaker just get that replaced if that not works buy a new one..

you will have to get this fixed as the speaker has gone bust. As i had the same problem

First use the following steps:

Use the following link, scroll a little and click on Fix It

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060

Click Run in the File Download dialog box and follow the steps in the wizard

When completed restart the computer and check the CD/DVD drive

(you may need to run Fix It twice)



If it fails, there is a manual method to edit the registry. Let me know so that I can follow up further.

How To Fix This Error

Error Message:
Stop Error 0x0000007A (Kernel data inpage error) Translation:
This occurs due to a memory error from a faulty hardware device or virus. Solution:
If your system freezes during Operating System installation, make a note where the installation stopped. Often, you can narrow down your problem by knowing when the freeze occurs.

Frequently, installation freezes are caused by incorrect settings in the CMOS (complimentary metal-oxide semiconductor). The CMOS stores special configuration settings for your computer’s hardware and is used by the BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) when your machine boots. Your motherboard or system should have come with a manual that describes the CMOS settings. If you don’t have a manual, download one from your manufacturer’s Web page. To change the CMOS settings, press the keys as shown in your manual or on your PC’s startup screen (often DELETE, ESC, CTRL-ESC, or CTRL-ALT-ESC) immediately after you boot your computer. If you change any of the CMOS settings, write down your changes and keep them in a safe place. Then you can refer to the settings if you need to change them back or redo them if you reinstall or upgrade to a new version of Windows later on.

Incorrect CMOS settings for system cache memory and RAM may confuse the Windows installer and freeze the system. If your system freezes during setup, try disabling the system cache memory. If you are able to install the system after your CMOS changes, then you fixed the problem. If this doesn’t work, then try adding a wait state to (or slowing down the timing on) your RAM. (Wait states are periods where the CPU pauses while waiting for data from slower components.) Adding a wait state causes the computer to address the memory less quickly and often fixes unexpected freezing problems, black screens, or unprovoked reboots. After Windows is fully installed, use the new system for a while to make sure it is stable. Then, restart the system and change the CMOS settings back. If the system remains stable, keep the settings; otherwise return to the stable settings permanently.

Bad RAM chips or a boot sector virus can cause inexplicable freezes during installation. If you suspect your memory might be the trouble and you have extra RAM chips around, try the installation with the other chips instead. If you think you have a boot sector virus on your hard drive, then use a bootable CD-ROM or diskette to check and clean your hard drive using programs such as Norton AntiVirus (http://www.symantec.com) or McAfee VirusScan (http://www.mcafee.com).

File: \Boot\BCD
Status: 0xc000000e
Info: An error occurred while attempting to read the boot configuration data.

Windows Boot Manager
Windows failed to start. A recent hardware or software change might be the
cause. To fix the problem:

1. Insert your Windows Installation disc and restart your computer.
2. Choose your language settings and then click "Next"
3. Click "Repair your computer"
If you do not have this disc, contact your system administrator or computer
manufacturer for assistance.

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press FN+F7 for unlocking mouse pad.

Thanks, i am waiting for your feed back & if you satisfied then thumps me please.

The black and white wire you are referring to are for the wireless Mini-pci card. There are no wires on a laptop that should need to be soldered onto the motherboard. All wiring on a laptop motherboard is plug based. Do the ends of the wires have very small round plug ends? These attach to the small round sockets on a mini-pci card. Check the link below for the service and repair manual for that laptop......

http://tim.id.au/laptops/toshiba/satellite%20a100%20a105%20tecra%20a7.pdf

Hi Sir, you might be having a trouble with your proxy. Try going to control Panel > Internet Options > Connections > Lan Settings and uncheck use proxy server...

FOr mozilla.. Try going to tools >>Options > Advance > network > Settings > Click No Proxy.

If that doesn't work.. You might have a virus in your computer. Try scanning it using malwarebytes. download it from malwarebytes.org

hope it works

Here's what I would do first:
Boot from a Windows system CD (probably the one that came with your computer). At the first screen that asks if you want to repair or continue, choose R for repair.
When you get to the screen asking for the Windows installation,choose #1 (probably) and then hit enter when asked for the password.
at the C: prompt, enter chkdsk /p to scan the disk for errors in the file system. Then try to boot it.