Toshiba Satellite C655-S5068 Notebook - Page 9 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Either a Battery Problem or Operating system is damaged

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Hi Anita Determine source of Buzz Speaker --- Computers sound channel Amplifier Left or Right channel Can you hear buzz in earphones Fan --- Speed changes with Temperature - insects or junk hitting on fan CD --- Player mechanism - CD media left inside Good Luck

Sorry Brian Without punctuation in your text, I can not make sense of it. Outlook Mail Windows Mail Receive on iPad? Can't send to laptop! - Toshiba? Telstra Setup! .... I use Telstra... in Perth Without clearly written text of the problem description, it is very hard to decipher your message.

just use a usb wireless adapter http://www.netgear.com.au/home/products/networking/wifi-adapters/a6200.aspx 802.11ac is the new wi fi tech and is downward compatible with 802.11b,n,g wireless systems or just get a 802.11n if you do not want fast wireless speed capabilities in the future wi fi systems once places upgrade their wireless systems http://au.element14.com/lm-technologies/lm006/wifi-usb-nano-adaptor-150mbps/dp/1790361?ost=1790361&mckv=s'pcrid'59148083448&CMP=KNC-GOO-SHOPPING-1790361&CAGPSPN=pla&gclid=CJuvrvrn_ccCFdgmvQod_FUA6w&CAWELAID=120185580000118521&gross_price=true

Either locate the video cards settings page and if available it will allow you to stretch the display to fit the screen or If your TV has the ability, choose a native resolution like 720 or 1080 and locate the picture settings on the TV and look for anything to do with Display Ratio, you can play around here but you will want to find 1:1 , it will fill the screen exactly to the resolution you have picked on the computer. Intel onboard cards have a utility that allows you to stretch the screen, if you need further help, let me know what video card the laptop has and i will be able to step by step the fix. Just look for the 1:1 ratio first, it's your best bet.

USB IS THE CORRECT TERM TRY TO FIND AN OPEN PORT PLUG IN UNIVERSAL HUB EXPANSION PORT

Hi, this could be an issue of your computer not being able to display the notifications correctly, or there could be service related issues wherein the computer is unable to install the updates as the software is not recognising the same. check the services, proxy, antivirus settings .. run a disk cleanup and scan the registry.

if the touchpad is not working, then it could be both a hardware and a software issue. you need to check the drivers first, and need to make sure that latest ones are installed. try using safe mode with networking. if that does not help, then call 1-877-805-1027 for expert help.

Hi registrat342,Look on your keyboard & there should be 2 pictures that look like a sun on your function keys and 1 that is next to those but it has eyelashes and a box under it. Every keyboard might differ-but hopefully you get my point-as in 3 total 1st=dimmer, 2nd=brighter & 3rd would be the backlight. With mine-all I do is click it. Yours might be a little different. Hope that helps. Sherry

it not you laptop it programs keeping it bz tweaking.com, windows repair

I forgot padsword

So you bought a second-hand SSD drive (or a computer with an SSD) and it's password protected? There's no way to remove this password. Period. Your only option is to ask the person who sold you the SSD.

Try FN+F5 after you power up. Hold down the FN key and press F5 This will toggle between the internal LCD and the external monitor output.

There are two ports, a headphone port (out) and a microphone port (in). They are located on the front of the laptop as shown in the picture below. You can check out the tour for the location of all ports at the link below: http://support.toshiba.com/support/staticContentDetail?contentId=1250686&isFromTOCLink=false

I'm not sure what do you mean by this "Toshiba Leading Innovations" screen. Is this the screen when you start up your computer before you get the Windows welcoming you message? If so, you can't really star safe mode because your computer has ba problem booting up Windows. This might be because a problem with boot files. I gues you need an application to restore the boot sector or boot files. I would try using a very useful application I found recently: It's windows PE, a CD resident trimmed version of Windows http://www.uploadable.ch/file/mKD6atNTMRGF Download it, Burn the CD. Noe set yout BIOS to boot from CD/DVD. Generally, you can access BIOS settings prssing DEL, sometimes it's F1. Look in the menu for startup setting and should select CD/DVD as first device to boot up your laptop.. insert it in your CD/DVD and boot windows from there After you are in WinPE, youll find some applications to recover from boot failre. If you are not familiar with concepts involved, maybe you should ask help from someone to assist you during this process.

Reset it and turn back on

Hi, you need to check your circuit breaker box to ensure that there is no tripped creaker. Then the fuse in the power plug needs to be checked/changed. If that is good the internal fuse of the tv should be checked and changed if necessary. Beyond this a technicial should probably diagnose to find the fault. Your reference to a reset button shows that the talk of resetting may have confused you, a reset to factory default is usually achievable if the TV can be turned on and the menus are accessible from the remote control, it is an on screen munu option rather than a push button initiated process

http://www.mytoshiba.com.au/support/download select model number which you neglected to tell us and find driver