Toshiba Satellite C655-S5068 Notebook - Page 8 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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Reinstall operating system! Factory reset.

A very easy,but possable expensive,problem to cure. The power switch terminals have been rusted/worn down. either replacing or easily lubricating will solve this. Go to a hardware store and buy a small tube of graphite. Carefully put the tip into the opening in case surrounding it. lightly squeeze and press the switch repeatedly. Or just until it responds.After 5-10 times, replacement is necessary. Power is another possable cause.

To reset your Toshiba computer to factory fresh, follow the instructions mentioned on the link below: https://support.toshiba.com/support/viewContentDetail?contentId=2737864 GuruAid.com

Hi John, have you changed the video output to external, make sure by pressing the keys that related to external video mode... If that's okay, is there any light on the screen in particular when starting up ? Regards www.gewizpc.co.uk

1. Click Start and then Control Panel.
2. In Control Panel, click on the Mouse icon. ...
3. From the Mouse Properties window, click on the ELAN tab.
4. Click on the Options button.

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Remove the coin cell battery on the motherboard for a few minutes, long enough for the bios to reset. Reinstall the battery, boot the PC and reset the date and time.

What you will likely find is that the bottoms of your hands are touching the trackpad causing the cursor to jump around, this is very common with laptops. You can often disable the trackpad if you will be typing for a while or if you use an external mouse. Most Toshiba laptops have a "hotkey" to disable the trackpad temporarily. The ones I have seen are usually on F9, so you hold down the "Fn" key (bottom left side next to Cntrl), then press F9. This is a toggle and will enable and disable the trackpad. I almost always use a mouse with my laptops just for this reason. Some laptops, (usually HP) will have an actual button near the trackpad that will disable it temporarily for extended typing. The trick is often to just learn how to type without letting the bottoms of your hands touch the pad, and you will find this issue disappears.

Here is a link to the service manual for the A200. Download it when asked. Section 4.9 explains and illustrates how to change out the keyboard. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CB0QFjAAahUKEwjtxMWJiN7IAhWFFT4KHR0rBaI&url=http%3A%2F%2Fpdfstream.manualsonline.com%2F5%2F5a6d4212-8235-4ecc-ad46-c7c84bc025ea.pdf&usg=AFQjCNFFYLIfjEtH9sHpeO1d3Jfc8ZktRA&sig2=R8bpcOC2WPUz_hXuB_Edcg&bvm=bv.105841590,d.cWw&cad=rja

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? 5:19 www.youtube.com/watch?v=F62RbnA06Fo Mar 6, 2012 - Uploaded by Jennies Garage How to remove and install a keyboard on a Toshiba Satellite laptop computer. The tutorial is performed on a .

If is is for the BIOS, you may have problems. Otherwise contact the app manf.

This worked for me, hopefully for you also. *Fix Windows Update* Control Panel Administrative Tools Services Windows Update - Automatic Windows Module - Automatic If it doesn't download UNLOCKER http://filehippo.com/download_unlocker/ then delete the folder. Then download FREE CCLEANER https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download run registry and delete all problems also run CLEANER and delete everything no matter how many problems it shows.

You need to download them from windows store as they don't come preinstalled as part of the OS now

Get into your audio, There is a speaker looking device for volume.At the end, there is an inverted v.Click on that and you will see,output, below that there is a speaker { internal }. Below that you will see input.Microphone { internal } should also have a check with it to be on.Then you should have the microphone on.

In some cases its removing the CMOS battery inside the laptop and powering on with no main battery and no charger connected. Before putting it back together. The CMOS will not only loose the password, but it will also loose its settings including the time and date. If you can load the laptop otherwise, Toshiba used to offer a windows tool for changing some CMOS options including unconditionally changing the password.

take the battery out first then try again and if it gets stuck unplug it then wait 20 secs. then plug the power ONLY back in and try again. this is a very common and old problem with windows. Good Luck.

This can happen if the had drive fails, or if the BIOS "forgets" what device it is supposed to boot from. That can happen if the motherboard CMOS gets reset or if the CMOS battery wears out. Go into the BIOS and check that the hard drive is being recognized. This is usually depicted on the main screen. If it is not seen, there is a good chance there is a hard drive problem. If is IS there, then check in the advanced options to ensure that the hard drive is listed as the first boot device.