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I have a Toshiba Satellite L455D-S5976 and it has been working fine, but when we tried to use it today the Toshiba screen comes up and then afterwards the screen goes black with a flashing dash....it will not let you enter anything and so we tried to restore it and it acted like it was going to start and then gave the error f3-f100-0005...what does this mean and how can we fix the problem?
Re: I have a Toshiba Satellite L455D-S5976 and it has...
Please enter into BIOS settings and check whether the Hard disk is detecting or not. Try to run the diagnostic programs. If any DVDs/CDs, pen drivers present in the laptop, please remove. then try ..
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This more than likely means your screen or video card has gone bad. You should take it to a computer shop and let them determine which is bad. There is nothing software wise you can do to fix this problem.
Please remove any CD's DVDs present in the DVD Writer. and enter into BIOS settings on power on of laptop. check wether the hard disk is detecting or not. If hard disk is not detected, try to remove the hardisk once and keep it inside the laptop. Try it. hope the laptop will work...
Sounds like the screen has gone bad.... but could be the graphics card. Try an external monitor. If the external monitor is OK, then the screen is bad. If the external monitor also bad, then the on-board graphics card is bad.
Good luck, Jim
Jim Preston Computer Services www.prestoncomputerservice.com
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