20 Most Recent Toshiba Satellite P205-S6347 Notebook Questions & Answers

Satellites are notorious for video hardware failure. I have one, and it does the same thing. Usually, when I move the lid during bootup, the screen comes on. But the problem lies in the video chip itself - the Satellites tend to overheat, causing the video chip to become unseated. Google it, you will see what I'm talking about. Type in, satellite p205 video problem or something. Good luck.

In most cases,it is the signal cable or the screen itself,so change the screen first if the problem still persist,get the signal cable changed for u..

defrag is in Windows already. Do a search from the Start button.

BIOS passwords can be reset or removed in two ways:1. using software 2. using hardware.I would first try resetting or removing using software, here are two software apps to reset or retrieve BIOS passwords.!BIOS - is a PC BIOS toolkit offering password removal/decrypt and BIOS settings modification/backup/restore.You can download it here:http://www.syschat.com/download120.html&act=downCmosPwd - Cmos password recovery toolshttp://majorgeeks.com/CmosPwd_d239.htmlYou will need to create a bootable Dos, or Linux or NT cd in order to run them.Good Luck!

Boot from the Windows CD and reinstall the OS.

Your right,,some models do do this ,i dont know if yours is one of them,I wouldnt buy Toshiba,asus and acer and HP are better brands with less failure rates and longer lives

Hi, kindly get the driver here : www.updrivers.com/drivers/...Camera/Toshiba/24/341.html
Regards, Jay

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To reset the BIOS read the information from this link .

In case of your HP laptop the easiest method would be using software from Hiren's Boot CD as it's pretty hard to open it up and reach for the CMOS battery or the jumper.

To reset the BIOS read the information from this link: http://www.fixya.com/support/r7229632-reset_or_remove_bios_password
In case of your laptop the easiest method would be using software from Hiren's Boot CD as it's pretty hard to open it up and reach for the CMOS battery or the jumper.

Sounds like it could be a possible problem with your driver. Find out what type of graphics chip is on the laptop and go to their site to get the most recent driver for your operation system. Hopefully that will help you out

i think it is broken... you can purchase a dongle wifi and use that as your connection.

start the laptop by booting with the windows disk and choose repair install you should find this will work without any problems........cheers from scott

Chec your control panel for your device section you may have it in external video mode.

call your local computer geek!!

Maybe his OS is a 32bit version. Thats the usual problem with the 32bit OS,,it couldnt read memories greater than 3gig. Try changing it to a 64bit OS..i hope this helps

Please check the bottem side of the laptop and see the cover mark as plates like hdd open the cover and u will see your hdd once u see your hdd remove the screws and can unmount it from the laptop then you can change with the same type of hdd like if it has ide or sata

Do you have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on the computer? If not go to www.adobe.com and click on "Get Adobe Reader" to download and install.

if your problem is (the keys writing are worn out) then you can neatly write on it, but if the keys (some ) are not working, then your keyboard will not work, even tyou replace the keys...the plastic tracks can be damaged, and only it can be replace by changing the whole keyboard...check out on www.toshiba.com ..if hard to get 1, plug a usb external keyboard

then the problem is from the screen so what you will have to do is to change the the screen before it become worsen ok

he easiest thing to do is get your friend to type in the password to enter the BIOS, and hahve him reomve the passwords. (its his fault, let him fix it!)
If he won't do it, you'll have to locate a socalled CMOS switch on the motherboard. (which involves looking through manuals, opeing the laptop case, finding the switch, and after that manually chane al the BIOS settings back to what they should be) This switch will reset our motherboard to default settigs so the passwords wil be gone, but s said, it's a lot of work and there is a risk your PC won't run properly with these resetted settings.
If it was my laptop I'd get really mad at the friend and kick him until he fixed it, but it's your call.