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Posted on Aug 30, 2011

Video controller Banasonic CF cf-w4 - Panasonic Toughbook CF-73 Notebook

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 03, 2009

SOURCE: panasonic cf-50

go to panasonic.com and download a bios update to a floopy then turn on your comp hit f2 to bring up your configs select boot then boot from floppy then restart your comp

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 04, 2009

SOURCE: keyboard installation for CF-52 toughbook

Here you , this is a step by step disassembly guide with pictures

Its for a Toughbook CF-50 but it should be similar as theres not too much difference in the model number

http://www.machinaelectronics.com/store/library/article.cfm?f=key_type_k17

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DEKR

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  • Posted on Jan 26, 2009

SOURCE: wireless connection :S CF 28

control panel network connections
right click if you see Enable click it
if you do not see it then click repair.
To help you better I need to know more about the problem

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 07, 2009

SOURCE: Please i need xp drivers for my panasonic toughbook cf- 73 PC

since i am not sure about the manufatures for audio,video and wireless....so i'm giving this link...which has drivers for most manufactures..

http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_device_drivers.htm

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 07, 2010

SOURCE: Panasonic tough book cf-50 video problem

Your video chip IS going bad. Send it to Panasonics service center. They can fix it for you at a reasonable price.

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Put panasonic cf 29 into safe mode

On ALL Panasonic Toughbooks you can
boot into safe mode as follows:

Make sure the Toughbook is OFF.

Power on the Toughbook and immediately
start to press repeatedly the "F8" function key
which is usually located above the number 7 key.

You only have 2-3 seconds to do this and this
will only work in Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7.

A "text-only" screen will come up. You can then
choose SAFE MODE or if you also need to
connect to the internet choose:
Safe Mode with Networking.

Use the UP or Down Arrows to highlight the
selected option and then press Enter.

That is it.

Good Luck!
Regards,
Richard - Montreal Based
Panasonic Canada Toughbook Authorized Dealer since 1989
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How do i connect cf-30 to tv with hdmi cable

The CF-30 does NOT have an HDMI interface.

The easiest way to hook to TV is by VGA Cable.

Make sure the CF-30 is turned off.

Attach the VGA cable to both the CF-30 and TV.

Power on the TV first.

Then power on the CF-30.

Voila, the video signal should display on the TV.

Make sure "source" on TV is set to PC.

Good Luck
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How do you replace a cf unit on a canon rebel xti

see the instructional video in youtube and proceed with common sense , logically, clearly.
God bless you

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Audio sounds sotware panasonic cf-w4

Hi,
You can download the all the drivers from here
http://pc-dl.panasonic.co.jp/dl/search?q=panasonic+CF-W4&button=&dc[]=002001&p1=&p2=&oc=&lang=

Thanks & Regards,
JJ
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I installed windows xp pro and i have no sound cf-50 toughbook CF-50BB2NUDM I`ve tried Realtek and the panasonic sound driver download site nothing has worked so far.

Have you check Device Manager and under sound, video and game controllers to see if you have any yellow ? marks next to anything. You would go to start-control panel-system-hardware-device manager.
If you have any yellow marks missing then you will need to find the driver for those.
It may be a codec that you need too.
Also Start/ control panel/ Sounds check that MUTE is not selected and that volume is UP.
Could be these drivers that you need Audio Output: Sound card Audio Codec: STAC9751 Compliant Standards: AC '97.
Check this site and make sure you have the complete model number, There are several different ones for your Cf51 that should look like this CF-51xxxxA/H/Qxx (mk1) . Some model numbers require that you have Sevice Pack 2 or SP2 for windows installed for the sound driver to work.
http://pc-dl.panasonic.co.jp/cgi-bin/itn/toughbook/dl01.cgi
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Keyboard lights on CF-52

To Control Keyboard lights on CF-52

FN - Up Arrow
or
FN - Down Arrow
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Video Controller

Go to Panasonic Website and Download the Video Drivers. If there is more then 1 Driver, Don't Worry cause ONLY THE CORRECT 1 WILL INSTALL. Hope This Helps!...
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E125 Speaker Click

Solution to CF Recorder Click Noise Problem! Hi, ever since I got my Netbook, I was annoyed about the click noise, most Netbook users hear, when recording straight to a Compact Flash Disk. Problem To test if you are suffering from this problem, make the following test: 1. Make sure you have a CF disk in D: (or E: ) 2. Start the Recorder application. 3. Select File/New File and enter any name using the drive the CF is in (D or E) 4. Make a recording, for about 10 seconds, preferably in a quiet room without saying anything. 5. Playback the recording. You will hear a clicking sound often about once every second (varies according to CF-Card used)! 6. If you hear no clicking sound and the recording sounds clean, you have no problem! Solution I have just spent a couple of days at Photokina (the world's largest photographic trade fair currently on in Cologne, Germany) visiting CF-Manufacturers with my Netbook to get to the bottom of the problem. Basically, the problem is caused by the buffer in the CF-Controller emptying faster than it is being supplied with data. This affects a lot of CF card manufacturers and the only solution (apart from recording on C) is to use a CF card with an Hitachi Controller as that is the only controller which takes account of this problem and handles the data stream correctly. I tested a number of CF-Cards at the show (only Dane-Elec refused to let me test their card) and this is the result of my hard work: CF-Cards that Work Correctly: SimpleTech (all SimpleTech CF-Cards use the Hitachi Controller) Casio (Hitachi Controller) Hitachi (of course) DataFab (the sample I tested worked, they did not know which controller) Extrememory (Some work, some do not) Note: Large CF-Cards can still have problems. Even the SimpleTech 512MB CF-Card produced the click noise whereas the 256MB card was OK! CF-Cards with Click Problem: Sandisk (incl. Ultra) Toshiba (all 3 controllers tested) Dane-Elec (not tested, but uses Toshiba controller) Those were the cards I tested. Perhaps the members of this forum can post their findings on other makes not mentioned above. I personally made the mistake of buying a Toshiba card and had no end of problems. I must say that the people at Toshiba were very helpful and let me test a range of their cards. I will now be returning my Toshiba card and ordering a CF-Card from Simpletech as the cards I tested worked well. I have no connection with any of these card manufacturers! However, I do recommend that before buying a CF card for the Netbook, from any manufacturer, you should always do the above test, first! Remember, in most cases I could only test 1 card per manufacturer so each card could differ. Test before you buy is very important in this case! I hope this helps!
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