Question about Toshiba Cameras
SOURCE: will not run
I had the same problem with my machine, there is nothing you personally can do to fix it. You'll have to find a service tech who can work on it to solve the problem.
Posted on Jan 06, 2008
SOURCE: Toshiba Recovery Disc Creator isn't working
hello lazerr_man,
Try to use another freeware burnprogram like burnatonce to create an
other CD, just to check if the Combo-drive is writing properly.
If you don't get any error messages like the ones from Toshiba program, then the problem is the toshiba software.
If other burn programs find difficulties in accessing CDs or DVD-Rs
then the drive itself giving you a hard time and might seek for replacement.
You may find the toshiba exchange parts too expensive and the internal drive is still reading disks properly, then think about an external dvd-rw drive, but make sure to buy a highspeed USB one (or even firewire, if the laptop has the port), else it will run rather slowly.
good luck
Posted on Sep 07, 2009
SOURCE: Can this Olympus C5050Z works with Sandisk CF
Your camera was designed to be fully CF compliant, but it was designed long before 4GB cards were available so your problem is likely to be that the camera cannot handle a card of that large a capacity.
I've checked the Olympus servicing manual but unfortunately it doesn't state a maximum CF capacity and there have been no relevant firmware updates to extend CF compatibility.
When your camera was released back in 2003 the largest capacity CF card was 1GB so I suggest that you don't go above that size. You'll also be wasting your money on any more than a regular Sandisk Ultra as the camera cannot take advantage of the faster data transfer rates of later cards, I'm not even certain that it can utilise the speed advantage of an Ultra over a really basic model, but it won't cause the camera to throw it's toys out of the pram either.
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Posted on Nov 23, 2009
SOURCE: i have the same problem the toshiba recovery disk
You have tried all possible solutions and troubleshooting.
My Suggestion is to check the Warranty of the Hard Disk and get it replaced. this possible shows a mismatch between the Laptop and hard drive.
Posted on Feb 15, 2011
SOURCE: Getting a C 13 70 disc is dirty message only for
Hello, welcome to Fixya!
Was this player playing previously? And
how long have you been using this player? I suspect the lens of the
player. Once the lens of the player becomes weak, it won't play discs
any longer.
The first thing my mind goes to, is the lens. The
lens id responsible for reading/loading data on discs. So if the lens is
unable to read the disc, there is no way the player is going to play
the disc.
To confirm if actually its a laser problem, insert an
Audio CD into the player and see if will play. If it plays, then
obviously, your laser (lens) is weak. But if it doesn't play Audio CD,
then it might still be the laser (lens) or probably, a mechanism
problem.
Get a lens cleaner, use it to clean the lens. If that
doesn't solve the problem, get a screw driver, open the player's cover
so that you can gain access to the lens, use a cotton board to clean the
surface of the lens. This should clean dust or dirt that might be on
the lens.
If non of the above solves the problem, then know that you need to replace the laser to a brand new one.
To
replace the lens, remove the bad laser, use it as a sample to get
exactly the same type and do the replacement. Note that replacing a
laser (lens) needs a professional touch, so if you cannot replace the
laser, get it to a repairman to fix it for you.
Once this us done, your player will play all DVD discs again.
Good luck.
Posted on Nov 03, 2011
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