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OK just go to say, Ebay, or your local PC store, and buy a HDD/DVD, SATA/IDE - USB "Dongle" Pack, they are real inexpensive, simply use the interface that matches your HDD the "Dongle" has BOTH connectors, hook up the Power to the HDD/DVD and hook up to the PC via USB, to the PC, the PC, should "See" the device, and install a "Driver' then it should be available in My Computer, as a normal "Drive".
Example below.

http://cgi.ebay.com/USB-2-0-IDE-SATA-S-ATA-2-5-3-5-HD-HDD-Adapter-Cable-/180550148600?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2a09a0a1f8

after you update the BIOS

update the DVD firmare

update the driver for flash reader...i believed you have Texas instrument reader and they have update driver for xp and vista

after you update the driver ..check also the hardware update for microsoft...do custom update when you access windows update

There are a lot of posts showing this info. Use google

use the remote and select inputs, then select HDMI. refer to owners manual that came with TV.

How to Change Toshiba TV Language to English

Since the TV has been set in a foreign language, you might have trouble identifying what's written on your TV. In that case, you might have to take a note of the type and number of keys pressed in the below steps.

1. On your Toshiba TV's remote, press the Menu button.
2. Then press the Menu buttons on your remote two times. This will take you to the Settings page.
3. Press the OK button your remote to confirm your selection.
4. Now tap the Down button on your remote once to go to the Language menu and press the OK button.
5. The first option will be the language selection menu and that will be selected by default.
6. So just use the "Left" or "Right" button on your TV remote to English (or any other language of your choice).
7. You may now hit the Exit button on your remote to close the Settings option.

Hi, it's not harmful to factory reset a device as long as you've backed up anything saved to that device. You'll just need to go through any setup instructions that were first performed on the printer when it originally started being used. Thank you.

Hi, You could request password recovery assistance by calling Toshiba with this phone number: 1 (800) 457-7777 . Also, please check if you've written the password down anywhere like in an email message. Thank you.

Restart a laptop

You can burn your own disk with Toshiba drivers; https://www.toshiba-drivers.com/download-toshiba/toshiba-psab8e-notebook-drivers-for-windows/

Here are some possible fixes: https://electrofixs.com/toshiba-tv-keeps-turning-off/

you meant WiFI died, right and i bet Ethernet cable way works !!!??? please tell hat UPDATE means?, exactly, (Install media?) updated w10 , from W10? to W10 or from W7 or 8 to w10?\ came new with W7 the wifi dead Version : Intel® Centrino® Advanced-N 6200 so connect ethernet cable to router then go to device manager and click wifi card, update, so the MS PnP driver servers can up date the wifi card drivers then log in , after eithernet cable pulled. same answer for any PC with dead wifi. toshiba is dead for support. here are the new bones https://uk.dynabook.com/discontinued-products/tecra-a11-1fp/ if you look there , there is no a11 support now. only legacy A30 UP https://uk.dynabook.com/support/drivers/laptops/ are you in UK??? not told, country. and guess what support is by COUNTRY ,sorry I dont make the rules. they do. no w10 support. at makers site. dynabook

1. Windows reinstall thru CD ( crashed graphic drivers )
2. screen itself faulty

Hi, Since the error wasn't listed, I would have to ask that you call netflix directly in order to determine what the error may be caused by. The number for them is (888) 638-3549. Thank you.

In windows, go into the control panel -> Region and Language then under the Keyboard and Languages tab you can install/uninstall language

Try MiniTool Partition WizardMiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition is a free partition manager software designed by MiniTool Solution

It means that you do not have a hard drive that can be booted to start the OS, or that your had drive is defective, or the boot sector of the hard drive is missing or corrupted.

Unfortunately, the hard drive in the Toshiba Satellite Pro 6100 is a 2.5" 9.5 mm thick spinning hard drive. It uses a Ultra-ATA/66 (ATA-5 E-IDE) 44 pin connection. You can find the specifications on the support page: https://support.dynabook.com/support/modelHome?freeText=160273 . The current link to these specifications is https://content.us.dynabook.com/content/product/pdf_files/detailed_specs/satellitepro_6100.pdf . To my knowledge, no SSDs have a IDE connections; they all use the SATA port. Amazon and E-bay list 2.5" hard drives with the correct connector. However, they are likely to be used drives. If they are new, they have been on shelves for a long time. I have seen IDE adapter boxes for inserting the stick type SSDs into a laptop. A mSATA PCI-e SSD to IDE converter is here: https://www.amazon.com/mSATA-44pin-Notebook-Laptop-Enclosure/dp/B01GRMUQRG/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=2.5+inch+ide+hard+drive&qid=1657753725&sr=8-4 . A B/M key SSD converter is available here: https://www.amazon.com/M-Key-44Pin-Enclosure-Notebook-Laptop/dp/B07Z67GX6W/ref=pb_allspark_dp_sims_pao_desktop_session_based_sccl_2_4/130-6904313-3589443?pd_rd_w=CgJNJ&content-id=amzn1.sym.6b5008ac-c24a-4aea-a3ea-015a531184f5&pf_rd_p=6b5008ac-c24a-4aea-a3ea-015a531184f5&pf_rd_r=FGWB6Y8MPCAH6PFM8WXR&pd_rd_wg=2diJz&pd_rd_r=cf440ec7-0b2c-4c35-8082-e15b49999d33&pd_rd_i=B07Z67GX6W&psc=1 . Note: the SSDs must be purchased separately. Make sure that the capacity disk is compatible with the OS. Windows XP SP1 can't address more than a 2TB boot drive. The initial release had a 137 GB limit. You may also have driver issues with the PCI-E SATA drives. The specification sheet that I provided a link to does not give the SP for the original Windows XP Pro installation. If you upgraded the OS or are replacing XP with an UNIX OS version, this may not matter. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

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On a Laptop, it isn't a 'Reset', it is a Reformat. You will need the operating system CD or it may be on a hidden partition. https://www.google.com/search?q=toshiba+laptop+reformat ..

tell what you mean, you are not clear at all. who or what reset what. tell the story , I am sure is exciting to hear, tell it. thanks. did you send the PC to a service shop, or Toshiba; Dynabook repair center, yes well they do reset them all. (even by laws) they tell you , step 1 backup data step 2 send it in.