Top 20 Toshiba Satellite Pro L300 Notebook Questions & Answers

Using device manager uninstall, reboot and reinstall the wi fi chip. If this does not work you are in deep doo doo because the chip is fubar. I had the same issue with a Toshiba laptop but I returned it since it was a few days old. The chip is soldered to mo bo and unless you have real special tools and skills it cannot be removed.

are you using vga out on notebook ?are you using vga in on projector ?Turn on projectorhold down function key on notebook when turned on - FN button and press F5 - cycle through each mode by releasing f5 and pressing F5 again till you get CRT or CRT + LCD (while keeping FN pressed ) on data projector input source should be computer or vga

If it is still within warranty, then take it back to the store. If not, you are better off finding a tech savvy person and have that person take the computer keyboard apart and clean it properly so the keys don't stick and actually lets go. If you have spilled anything sticky in it or used it with sticky fingers, it will most likely be the reasons for it to happen and in that case you have voided the warranty.

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Your laptop should have a AVG port , run a cable from this to the HDMI port on the TV ,showing AVG port

Thats if you wantto give yourself a "hint, or "clue" in case you forget your password. say your password is "dog" as a hint, you would put "treat" so when you hear the hint, then you will be able to remember your password. :)

You can find the port number by going into the control panel. Find the device manager and look at the list of ports. Your network adaptor may not be using a port, just memory to access it, in which case under the network device it will have a resource tab showing the memory location.

Try an older version of the driver

Check if the adaptor is working fine. Use a multimeter to check the voltage output from the adaptor. If the adaptor is working fine, please add a comment to the question.

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the drivers for audio and video on the newer computers are not designed to work well with unbuto. you may be able to find a driver that will work with your pc from its website but I don't think they have one for unbuto os

There are 2 things that usually cause this. First is easy, get a can of compressed air and blow out the vents. The second is cause by viruses, in that case you'll have to find an expert in your area.

FN+F6 = Brightness down, FN+F7 = Brightness up. You can download the manual and "File/Save As" to your Documents folder from... https://duckduckgo.com/l/?kh=-1&uddg=http%3A%2F%2Fforums.toshiba.com%2Ftshb%2Fattachments%2Ftshb%2Fbrd_recovery%2F10508%2F2%2FSatelliteL300DEnglishManual.pdf

Here is your video card for your laptop: Intel HD Graphics memory amount : up to 997 MB shared memory from 2 GB system memory installed, (with pre-installed 64-bit operating system)memory type : shared You need to go to intel's website to download those drivers. But you need to find out which intel graphics card you have. To do this you need to download a program called "Unknown Devices" You can download it directly from my Webserver: http://www.paradox-system.com/MISC/UKD_14-20_Beta.zip Here is a screenshot of what the program looks like when you run it: The use of this program gives valuable information that you can use to search for the model of the graphics card your Laptop has. We know it's an Intel HD Graphics adapter but we don't know which model. This program can give you more information even the model in some cases. At the very least it will give you a hardware ID which is very important to use to search for the appropriate drivers. If you right click on your "unknown device" in this case your graphics card. It will show you the menu you see in the screenshot, Click "Search web for Selected Line" This will search based on Hardware ID of the device, and give you your best chances for finding the driver. If I bet money on it... You will find the driver from www.intel.com. Otherwise, windows update is an alternative option. Let me know if this solution works out for you.... If it does not, I can further show you how to get windows update to locate the driver for your laptop.

Press Function Key and F5 to turn back on.

I'd guess you've got the wrong password.

There are three types of passwords: BIOS, WINDOWS LOG-ON and E-Mail. Be more specific. Just so you know, BIOS, just remove the CMOS battery for about 1 minute. Windows Log-on, forget about it. Your screwed. And e-mail, click the "Forgot My Password" link in the sign on screen. Lots of luck!

I do have all the drivers for the toshiba

I recommend you to use Windows Password Reset Software . It is the most popular reset software that can reset password for various user accounts on Windows, including local administrator, standard user, guest, domain administrator and etc. So no matter what kind of password you lose and no matter how poor your IT skill is, you can reset password successfully by yourself.

You need to do some troubleshooting here to figure out what the problem is exactly. 1. On all Laptops there is a Fn key and one of the Function Keys at the top row that has a picture of monitors on them. Hold down the Fn Key then hit this monitor function key at the top, usually it's anywhere between I'd say F8 and F11 in most cases. Hit it one time, and wait to see if the monitor lights up. If it does not hit it again. You will want to do this at least 3-5 times and wait for about a good 10-15 seconds between each time. 2. If that does not work, then try hooking up an external monitor to the laptop through the Blue VGA connector on the back of the laptop. (Sometimes these connectors are on the side of the laptop) You can hook up any external monitor to this port assuming you have the right cable. Some laptops come with a White connector that looks different than the blue connector in that it does not have pins. This is called a DVI connector. Most newer LCD's are now converting to DVI connectors, but all LCD monitors can use the blue VGA connector cables. Note: You may have to use the Fn + FKey again to get an image on the external monitor. IF you do get a picture on the external monitor and the laptop appears to operate normally otherwise, then chances are your LCD is dead and is in need of replacement. Fix 1: Inverter is bad or died - Depending on LCD this can range in price from I'd say $40-$150 to purchase if you are tech savvy you can fix this yourself. Fix 2: Backlight has died or is bad - Depending on where you shop for it, this part is usually fairly cheap, and if you are savvy enough can be replaced at reasonably low cost. Fix 3: You are not tech savvy: Take your laptop into a local PC shop, and have them check it out for a bad inverter, backlight, or to confirm rather or not the LCD is dead. Note: LCD replacements can run upwards of $300 or more. I've seen them go as high as $500. Hope this information helps.