The clock actually runs to fast and no matter how many times I re-set the time, the next time I open it up, the time is about a 1/2 fast.
Sounds like you need to change the CMOS Battery. Most times you will have to disassemble the laptop to get to it. It is on the motherboard somewhere. Looks like a silver nickel and once you see it pop it out with a flat head screw driver. The normal size is CR2032 but check yours. They can be purchased at Walmart, your grocery store or drug store for less than $5.00
SOURCE: black screen
the next time you reboot keep on tapping the f8 key. it should bring you to the advanced options menu. from there select the option for last known good configuration. select it. if this doesnt remedy the issue you may have to reinstall windows.
SOURCE: Toshiba Satellite M45-S265 Periodic Freezing, resumes, clock stop
do a virus scan
in add/remove uninstall any programs you no longer use
then do a disk defrag
then a scan disk
have you made any changes to system
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SOURCE: The Toshiba Tecra A8 S8413 laptop cmos battery (or
The RTC (Real Time Clock) battery charges when the computer in on (operating). You can plug the electrical cord in and let the computer run for 24 hours by temporarily suspending any sleep mode or automatic power saving features. This should sufficiently charge the RTC battery.
SOURCE: my toshiba satellite laptop screen
REplace the flexible cable that feeds the screen from the motherboard if it is damaged or just plug the cable in as it may not be connecting properly.
Close out any software currently running on your Toshiba Satellite L305 laptop.
Navigate to the laptop's "Start" menu and choose "Shut Down."
Hold down the laptop's "0" key and press the power button.
Keep the key held down during the boot up process until the "Toshiba Recovery Wizard" window loads on the screen.
Click the check box labeled "Recovery of Factory Default Software." Choose the "Next" option.
Choose the "Recover to out-of-box state" radio button. Select the "Next" button and click "Next" again.
Wait for the "Press any key" prompt to appear and tap a key to restart the laptop.
Use the prompts that appear on the screen to choose your region, time zone and keyboard settings.
Type your new Windows user name and password in the text boxes when prompted. Click "Finish" to load the new operating system.
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