Questions & Answers for: toshiba e740 battery

Only turns on with hw-reset One of the e740s suddenly started to not turn on after turning off. The only way it works is doing a hardware reset to get it back on and then never turning it off! It has ...

...Toshiba Pocket PC e740? Section A - How to use a Toshiba Pocket PC e740 without loss of data: Never let the battery fully discharge. Never disconnect the battery from the e740. Regularly backup your ...

Toshiba Pocket PC e740 is shipped with an Enabled security feature, which switches off the batteries. In order to be able to turn on the unit, the Battery Switch must be in a battery "Supply" position

...e740 off it will turn back on immediately later and it will kill my battery if I don't watch it. I get much the same, but it comes and goes. For a week or two it will behave itself, then goes pop for ...

...e740 recently. in the morning i try to turn it on but it just simply won't eventually it comes on but does not stay on, it freezes, and resets if the power botton is pressed. the only time that the ...

...e740 was working near perfectly, only the usual minor problems that occur with any electronic device. however, on wednesday morning I tried to turn the unit on and it did not respond. I tried ...

Toshiba e740 model no. PA3170U-3P05. The Toshiba works fine and is a great PDA. The problem is that it loses all of the data if left for a couple of days. I've got the main battery taped into the body

Toshiba E740 Power Problem Hi, My E740 works great except for the unit will not turn off. It shuts down the screen for a second, then beeps and comes back on. It turns off fine when connected to the ...

...Toshiba has issued statements saying that e740 Pocket PCs in the affected range may experience a loss of data if the battery is allowed to fully discharge. Data may also be lost if the battery is ...

Battery on Toshiba E740 doesn't run the unit. As soon as I disconnect the external power, it goes dead and nothing is saved Either a bad battery, or the charger is faulty?