20 Most Recent Toshiba Satellite Pro 6100 Notebook - Page 2 Questions & Answers

The problem could be your display. Use the VGA port on the side of your laptop to connect it to a computer monitor, this will let you know if your system is posting or not. (If you see the Boot Screen it is posting).

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Sounds like the video card is loose. It's located underneath your keyboard - remove the plastic strip above it, then the two screws that hold the keyboard down, lift keyboard up and set it upside down on the palmrest. The video card is the square piece of circuit board that's partially covered by your palmrest. Push down on the side that's closest to you - and that should do it.

The driver that's needed for docking station (it's more a port replicator than a docking station) support is Toshiba's Mobile Extension 3. After that, it oughta support warm/cold dock/undock.

Go here to find and download Mobile Extension 3: http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/modelContent.jsp?ct=SB&os=&category=&moid=160273&rpn=PS610U&modelFilter=6100&selCategory=3&selFamily=1073768667

You could have a short in your power adapter cable or in the female power jack. There could be other problems than that, but that's the first place I would look.

Hi there, any hearable sound when you press power button on your laptop? For exam: long beeps. I suggest you remove the RAM clean it properly and fix it again. Power on and see, there is any change or not. Thanks & waiting for your feedback.

"Wireless internet" doesn't have a "switch". It works, or it doesn't. Talk to the nearest 12-year old, he'll explain it to you.

Please send your laptop details to [email protected] and I will find the correct driver for you and e-mail it to you.

1. uninstall the sound driver

2. reinstall the new driver

3. update this driver

4. restart ur system

aside from the battery (big one) there is another battery connected to your motherboard, it is not accessible unless you open the casing of your laptop.

bring it to a service center and have it replace(it is almost a size of a watch battery)

Switch on, when asked for password just press enter....?

No good try 1234....?

No good, try 0000

No Good. Read Docs. Should be there.

Other waise back to place of purchase, its quicker!

Check if hardware manager list you Wireless card and working.
The card can be damaged o can be a issue drivers problem.
Make sure that card is enabled by custom button on by custon key (like Fn + F2) combination.

Try downloading new drivers for your video card uninstall the old drivers restart your computer and install the new drivers. also sounds like to me that you have faulty ram, download memtest from http://download.hankscomputerservice.com/Memtest86.zip
and test you memary. If it comes back test ok then you might be looking at faulty hardware. but if you see bad read errors then you need new ram.

You need a router to have these computers talk to each other

You either have a faulty power supply or the power button is bad.Bad ram will sometimes cause power on problems as well.

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I would connect it to the router using a lan cable to verify that it will get a IP address and connect to the internet. Write down the IP information and make a static wireless connection with that info. It should work hardwired and wirelessly with this info. If it doesn't work wirelessly you may have a bad wireless card or you may find that their is already conflicting static IP info in the connection that has to be removed. Make sure that on your internet protocol (TCP/IP) properties that you have selected "Obtain an IP address automatically" and Obtain DNS server address automatically". Clear any settings that you may see there.