Toshiba mk2552gsx jumper setting - Toshiba MK2552GSX 250 GB SATA Hard Drive

http://storage.toshiba.com/storage-services-support/technical-support/jumper-settings-for-pata-drives

here's a link to a pdf which shows the jumper settings:
http://storage.toshiba.com/techdocs/MK8025GASUserGuide.pdf

Most DESKTOP computers have a jumper to "clear CMOS settings",
but most NOTEBOOK computers do NOT have that jumper.

The password exists to protect the owner of the computer, should a thief be trying to use the computer.

You probably can remove the disk-drive, and copy the files onto a new computer, if you don't want to pay TOSHIBA to bypass the password.

FOR TOSHIBA BIOS PASSWORD

It's very Easy.. remove ram cover then remove ram try to find a very small jumper near the ram bank .if u didn't get remove the sticker which is under the ram bank u will see a very small jumper .short the jumper for 15 second with flat screw driver.. if same ..do again but keep short jumper and turn on laptop for 15 second .... if this solution not help full.. then remove the battery cell and wait for 15min. Thanks

locate the jumpers for reseting the BIOS with hardware... beware all settings on CMOS would be restored to default factory settings and password will be erased. Jumpers would be on the mobo near the proc/ near the memory modules/ near the edge etc...learn to use the jumpers from manuals for ur model of laptop...cos each model varies in the location and use of jumpers

I change the FAT formular to FAT32 stick now works

The jumper settings are located in the manual. You can download it here (it takes a few minutes to download). I have tested it and it does work and has the jumper settings for you.

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u have to set the jumper to the set of 2 pins that are after the power cable socket
suppose this is the powercable socket 0000 then the jumper will be set to the 2nd row of the folling pins assembly that will be 0000 :[:]:: jumper position -> [ ] look in to the pic and u need to set the jumper on the pins that says slave

if hp dont have solution for that my advice is buy a laptop cooler or call HP to replace your computer, i was looking for the reviews and there are no negative reviews and hardware heating

There is no jumper settings, it is just a small bridge aside the bios Chip. you bridge the two pins and power to reset cmos.

A much easier way is removing the Cmos coin shaped battery from motherboar for few seconds, and put it back, this will reset Cmos the same .