Top 20 Toshiba Satellite 1135-S1553 Notebook Questions & Answers

Mine did the same thing. I was told the hard drive crashed

if your computer came with a motherboard disc the sound drivers could be on it

click start control panel administration tools computer management device manager scroll to sound video and game controllers you might see a yellow question exclamation mark? ! or a red X Right click to reinstall drivers

click start control panel sounds and audio volume advanced speakers make sure you have selected the

(appropriate speakers) also audio you will find 3 drop down lists make sure you have the correct settings there

click start control panel sounds and audio devices select advanced there might be a tick in the mute box untick ithope it helps you

You said you connected your laptop to another monitor and nothing shows up - looks like a problem with graphics card/motherboard.

If you connect a monitor to the video port on your Toshiba, power up the monitor first and then boot up the Toshiba then the video will automatically divert to the monitor.

Check the fan to make sure it isn't clogged with dust bunnies or malfunctioning. There's a solid-state thermostat that turns off the computer if the processor overheats.

There is a way to correct this but not without a windows disc.You can contact your system manufacturer for a copy of the disc, but they will most likely charge you. Also you can borrow a disc from a friend so long as it is what you are licensed for ie Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 home or pro. Also you can torrent a disc but I cannot advise as to its legality.

sounds like you didnt plug all of the cables back in. take the machine apart again and look to see if you missed anything

depends whether you have an old disk-type drive thats inside the machine.newer systems and future technology dictate SSD's these days(Solid state drives) They have no moving parts and are a series of chips,.processors and minature surface mount components non-user servicable but replaceable.

Hi,
Please get the driver here :
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remove CMOS battery and wait for 5 minutes check it your bios pawd is no longer available

Hi

Thank you for your query

Please try the folowing

1) Switch on the Laptop
2) Press the F12, or del key to enter bios/setup
3) Leave it in this mode
4) If the laptop switches off, then your CPU is overheating and the heat sink will need to be replaced

Please book your laptop into a reputable PC shop for repair

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Download the drivermax software from www.drivermax.com this software is free and will autodetect and download any unknown computer devices

did you have it in the past? is your wireless adapter turned on? toshibas have a tiny switch someplace on the side of case. and the fn key combo also will turn off. make sure wireless light is on. if it is than card may be bad, if not than turn it on.

Try removing the battery and replacing it. If that doesn't fix it hold down the power button and it should re boot. If still a problem we can go further.Thanks

Refer to toshiba's website and try to reinstall device drivers.

Perhaps you have not installed ALL the drivers for your system.Sometimes a missing driver for other hardware causes a problem.After installing all the drivers for your system and if it still doesnt work , try using the connection manager built into windows (instead of configfree).

Question edited to remove phone number. Never do that!! We have 12 million views here a year or which 5% are scammers. Question moved from Toshiba Televisions to computers. Take it to a computer shop and they will take it apart and fix the motherboard to remove the BIOS Password.

I doubt a Windows 8 driver will work in your case. I would use Windows 7 or 10. You may need to use a USB graphics adapter in place of the internal. Many USB video adapters are more useful for that sort of thing.