Toshiba Satellite A135-S4527 Notebook - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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You can download any/all the Windows XP device drivers for your model laptop from the Toshiba WEB site from their download page.
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hi, I think this may help. what you need to do first of all is change the default player for DVD's from Toshiba Video Player to Windows Media Player, cant remember off hand how to do that but should be in manual, but try this. go to windows control panel, select 'Default Programs' and click on it, then select 1st option 'Set Your Default Programs' a list of all programs will come up, look for Windows Media Player and click on it, then choose one of the options on the right. The top one sets as default, the bottom one allows you to set file types to open with the program. this should work as it is telling your system to launch that program for DVD's etc, If you cant find your control panel, simply click Start and type it in the little box that appears just above it.hope this helps

Sound like a performance problem. Did you try updating your video and sound drivers?
You should also see if the Adobe Flash Player is properly installed as that is used for Youtube playback.

hi K Smith. Here are some troubleshooting steps that may help in identifying the issue. - Start by doing a hard reboot, remove the battery and unplug its AC adapter then press and hold the power button for 20 seconds and see if it will boot up. - If these will not work remove the HDD then boot it up and see if it will still get stuck at the BIOS screen or not. - If it doesn't get stuck on BIOS and boot onto a black screen that means it's the HDD that is faulty. - If it does get stuck on BIOS even without the HDD that means it's the motherboard that is faulty. - Last trick you can try is to remove the CMOS battery for a second then put it back in. - If all these will not work you'll need to send it for a repair if its still under the factory warranty or. 1) Unplug the power cord --> Remove the battery --> Hold the power button for 60 seconds --> Connect the power supply then try to switch ON the laptop and later put the battery back into the laptop. 2) If the problem still exists then get it checked out. or read up some more at this link. Toshiba satellite c660 stuck on windows splash Google Search

It could be a sympton of display cable failure or the display has failed, try plugging into an external source such as a monitor or tv and then try booting, if you get a display then it is the notebook screen or cable that may be faulty, hope this helps. Keith

Sounds like malware or a virus is on the computer. I would google Malwarebyte and run it. Then Quarantine the Malware and restart the computer. It should stop the issues. If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/sean_97e45db9c0ed1da4

try doing a restore to when it last worked then let me know what happend.

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draw the laptops rechargable battery and open the laptop completly and draw the cmos battery and reinstall it and you can reset the password

Is the speaker turned on? You must pair the computer with a working device.

You need to contact McAfee about this, usually this requires online confirmation.

Try this.Your VGA is problem or your battery is fully charge down.so please fully charge your battery atleast 8 hours and then press your power switch.it will on your loptop system.
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Have the Nero 8 CD disk?
If so, go to Start>Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs, wait for the list to populate.

Scroll down the list until you see Nero, Remove it.

Restart your computer. After Windows is running, install Nero from the CD disk.

I recommend Infra Recorder.
Why?

1.It's free
2.Works better than Nero, and no headaches!

Info about Infra Recorder on Wikipedia,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infra_Recorder

Just my thoughts.
Regards joecoolvette

It is a rare case, but it is possible that your touch pad is dead.

search for switch or button to activate wireless on your device. Have you verified that the Bluetooth radio is turned on? If the radio is off, then nothing may show in Device Manager. Look under Network Cards - unless your BT radio exposes a PAN (personal area network), you won't find anything there. You need to look under the "Bluetooth Radios" section.

You need to be sure the WIFI radio is enabled in the laptop and you have a router that accepts wireless signals

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No Audio Output Device Installed
Some users have been experiencing problems with a "No Audio Output Device Installed" error when trying to play music, or when hovering the mouse over the speaker icon in the system tray. You may get a white X in a red circle to indicate this error.

Go to the device manager by pressing WINDOWS KEY + R to go to the run menu, and then run "devmgmt.msc".


From here, select your malfunctioning audio device(s) and make a note of the driver name. Then, right click on it and select Uninstall. This will remove the audio drivers from your system.


Once this is done, re-load the drivers for your sound card from the CD your manufacturer gave you with your PC or sound device. If you cannot find this, search for the driver on the manufacturers website using the driver name that has been written down. No Audio Output Device Installed
Some users have been experiencing problems with a "No Audio Output Device Installed" error when trying to play music, or when hovering the mouse over the speaker icon in the system tray. You may get a white X in a red circle to indicate this error.

Go to the device manager by pressing WINDOWS KEY + R to go to the run menu, and then run "devmgmt.msc".


From here, select your malfunctioning audio device(s) and make a note of the driver name. Then, right click on it and select Uninstall. This will remove the audio drivers from your system.


Once this is done, re-load the drivers for your sound card from the CD your manufacturer gave you with your PC or sound device. If you cannot find this, search for the driver on the manufacturers website using the driver name that has been written down.