20 Most Recent Toshiba Satellite P105-S6084 Notebook Questions & Answers

http://www.irisvista.com/tech/laptops/toshiba-satellite-p105/take-apart-1.htmhttp://www.irisvista.com/tech/laptops/toshiba-satellite-p105/big/toshiba-satellite-p105-17.jpgRight there. Top of motherboard.http://www.ebay.com/itm/CMOS-RTC-Battery-Toshiba-Satellite-P105-Series-NEW-/150447093156?pt=US_Motherboard_Components&hash=item23075875a4RTC Battery. Real Time Clock Battery. Same as CMOS Battery.http://www.insidemylaptop.com/my-toshiba-laptop-displays-password-prompt-on-startup/Regards,joecoolvette

If it has one that should not be too difficult to find. Look around the sides of the laptop for a white rectangular port as on the screen capture below.Older laptops have a VGA port and maybe an S-Video port (like the round one on the image.) Newer laptops may have an HDMI port. DVI-to-VGA adapters are available at computer accessories shops.

If it has one that should not be too difficult to find. Look around the sides of the laptop for a white rectangular port as on the screen capture below.Older laptops have a VGA port and maybe an S-Video port (like the round one on the image.) Newer laptops may have an HDMI port. DVI-to-VGA adapters are available at computer accessories shops.

Try this :

1. unplug the ac adapter and remove the battery .
2. press and hold power button for a minute
3. now put the battery back and plug in ac adapter
4. turn on the laptop now

it should work.

if not, try removing hard drive and memory modules then reinstall them back.

if the issue persists, your motherbord has gone bad.

It could be a faulty battery. Remove the battery & try to power up the laptop.
If the laptop did not power up after removing the battery, then notice the power receptacle where you plug the power adapter's cord to the laptop. While plugging the power cord in, notice if there is a spark occurring at the power receptacle. If the spark occurs, then disconnect internal drives & connectors one at a time until subsystem with short is identified. If power input still a short with bare motherboard, replace the motherboard. If the spark did not occur, then inspect the boards for burnt or melted components, cold solder on DC jack, open connections, or unseated cards.

Looks like you will be forced to check out ebay for a new screen. It is a problem with the processing actually in the screen usually. Check it first with an external screen.

If the problem is also on an external display then maybe Windows Side Bar is loaded with no gadgets.
Otherwise a replacement screen is the answer.
See ebay for prices and availability.

Hi lbrugni ,

Below are the link to download the Sound Driver for your Computer. Please open the link in a new Internet Explorer window. Then, you can save the file on the Desktop and double click on it to begin the installation. After installation, please restart the Computer for the settings to take the effect.

Windows XP (Version: v3.11.0.51; 08-30-2006; 1.75M)

http://cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content/support/downloads/conexant_audio_os2006203a.exe

Windows XP (Version: 3.44.0.0(v3.44.0.0; 11-06-2007; 1.17M)

http://cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content/support/downloads/driver_audio_conexant_os2007336b.exe

Windows Vista (Version: v3.18.0.51; 02-02-2007; 2.3M)

http://cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content/support/downloads/driver_audio_conexant_25636A.exe


Good Luck!

Hope this helps.

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Check your device manager in controll pannel and see if your network drivers are installed.

if any components show up in device manager with a yellow exclamation mark, you will have to install drivers for them.

If they show up with a red X, just right click and try to enable them.

The monitor it's about to crash be careful with you computer cause then you'll need to replace the monitor.

You need to know the maker of your display card in the laptop. Once you have that information you can visit their site and download the appropriate diverrs for your adapter. Pess "Start" and goto "help and support" ->'use tools to view.....->'advanced system information'->view detailed system information'->'components'->'display'.

The name of your display adapter will be displayed at the top of the list, like this..>.Name Radeon X300/X550/X1050 Series.

Hi there

The Problem is from the flex of your laptop.The flex is what connects the screen of your laptop to the motherboard of the laptop.The more you close and open the laptop the flex gets weak and that is what causes what you are seeing on your screen

To solve this problem get an expert to change the flex of your laptop for you

Cheers

Hello my friend,if you sure that is having power and is not motherboard or CPU error then you should try resetting your bios settings or check if the bios battery is dead.You should take it to a repair shop to take a look or tell me if you want to try to change the cmos battery but remember that the warranty will be void and you may harm your computer.

Check the battery of your notebook pc .
when you charging it then try to turn it on if it starts and shuts down when you remove charging them there must be problem of the battery,then you have to change your battery from Toshiba service center.

Sounds like you need to update the DVD Decoder, A very good decoder is Nvidia, roxio and Power DVD are ok. Hope this was helpful Good Luck =)

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