20 Most Recent Toshiba Satellite P105-S6104 Notebook - Page 5 Questions & Answers

You must run the "Connect to internet Wizard" and set up the Dial Up connection, as default, from new, so that the WiFi is NOT the default connection, OR designate the Dialup connection as "Default" and Windows will then use that one to connect to the internet.

Umm... I would recommend classifying this problem under Motors to get answers from experts in that area. Most of us computer experts are not as qualified to answer that question as they are.

Go to the Toshiba web site and download the driver you need. Save it to disk or flash drive and install from those sources. That way you will have a hard copy in case you need to re-install the drivers again.

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Please open the link below then Click on "Download" after that select your exact model no. of the pc and download the driver and do not forget to select the Operating system that you use like XP or Vista.

http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/home.jsp

Uninstall the Touch-pad completely. Go to, and (Type): Toshiba Resources from the Start Menu. Type in Search by Product ("Synaptics Touchpad V7.2 on PS/2 Port"). Download, and restart the Computer, you may need to reconfigure functions (IE. "Sensitivity"). If by chance this fail? go back to Devce Manager and "Update Drivers (manually) using the ("Let me "update Driver").

These are the steps to setup and 'restore' the "Audio Drivers". Part (1) Click on the "Start" button, go to and click in the (right, pane) Control Panel. Scroll to find, "Ease of Access (or) Speech Recognition Options. Click, on" Replace sound with visual cues." In the See also: (Category), click, on “Audio Devices, and Sound Themes.” Click, 'Playback', next, click on the 'Active' "Speakers". Click 'Configure' to "Audio channels" The (Speaker Setup) "wizard", appear! Select (Test) click, Next! Follow the instructions. Part (2) Click 'Properties' change the "sound"(Level). Click on 'Enhancements', "Apply" changes. “The (Advanced), “not recommended!” In, the Controller Information (block), click on, Properties to "update" Drivers. Check to see if Device usage: (enable) if not? "Change it." *Note: Click "OK" to all change; 'Save' and Apply!, before exiting.

buy a new serial mouse or a USB mouse that will solve ur mouse issue

http://www.edgetechcorp.com/memory/upgrade.asp?cid=31522
States you should be able to install up to 4Gb, but you may want to upgrade your BIOS

Power issues are pretty typical with laptops as most time laptops are moved around alot and are not stationary. Here are a few possibliites that could be the reason for you not having power:

1. A/C cord is could possibly be bad. Attempt to use the cord on another outlet, then try to use the same cord on another similar laptop to see if power is transmitted. If cord is faulty, then purchase another cord.

2. A/C input adapter on laptop is faulty. The A/C input adapter is where you plug your A/C cord into the laptop. This can come from the input coming loose or wiring being loose or disconnected.

a. check to see if the part is loose by touching the part with your finger.
b. if you are not a professional, take the laptop to a certifiied computer repair shop.

3. If you are a professional or are comfortable opening the laptop (do bare in mind you opening the laptop yourself violates any warranty you may have), then look at the A/C input adapter to see if it is loose or if a wire was disconnected from the motherboard.

4. If you are a professional or are comfortable opening the laptop, another option would be to check the circuitry on the motherboard to see if there is a bad transistor or circuit on the motherboard.

I hope this was helpful and thank you for contacting the experts.

Try doing a microsoft update and make sure you also download the optional upgrades. The optional upgrades also include hardware upgrades.

Good Luck!

Jesse

Check the battery and charger!

1. reinstall the sound driver, and restart system

2. if problem still there, use the DVD ROM/RW cleaner CD/DVD to clean the lens.

If the Toshiba appears to boot up but the screen is black then it could be a back-light problem. For instruction to determine the fault and fix please follow my instructions - click on this link :-
http://www.fixya.com/support/r3598095-faulty_laptop_lcd_screen

Format the pc.

physical damage to the hard drive

need to clear cmos

your screen has a crack on it, need a new screen

take it out and see if its ok. if it is than its bad memory or wrong memory or it wasnt in all the way

go to the site and download the shown program. Preferrably on another computer. I believe yours is infected with malware. Intsall, update and run the program. when it runs, choose the quick scan and let the syetm get scanned. When the program finishes it will ask you to show the results, click on that button and whatever infections it finds, it will post. Make sure they are all checked and delete all it finds. Reboot the computer and try to browse once again.


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