Panasonic Toughbook - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 6

Hi, Follow the link enter the details of your laptop download and install your drivers.

Hi, Follow the attached link download and install the driver and software.

Open the PCMCIA flap on the left hand side of the keyboard and it is on the bottom right, just below the card slot. http://business.panasonic.co.uk/computer-product/panasonic-computer-product-solutions-service-and-downloads/panasonic-toughbook-service-and-downloads/toughbook-faqs

That is the Hard Disk Drive.

If you have the speakers on and at the same time plug in a head set, the head set overrides the audio output. Make certain the Audio OUT is clear. Look to the Speak setup at the lower right desktop screen. Right click and check the Volume and Settings. Make adjustments from there.

I hope I am not stating the obvious by suggesting Panasonic's website.

Press "F2" on your keyboard when you see the Panasonic logo appear on the screen. You will immediately be prompted to enter your Panasonic Toughbook Cf-29 BIOS password. Type the word "Biostar" into the password prompt. This is your Panasonic Toughbook Cf-29 backdoor BIOS password. Press the "Enter" key to unlock your Panasonic Toughbook Cf-29 BIOS.

Not too sure what your question is but you mention "Laptop sound card". I'm pretty sure that on your Panasonic Tough Book the sound circuit is integrated into the motherboard. You may just need an updated or fresh load of your audio driver which you can find here: http://www.do-download.com/System/Backup-Restore/Panasonic-Toughbook-308435.html along with all of your Laptop's drivers.

start, Contol panel, manager, look too see if there is one item missing, then update. ( find the driver)

Have you tried changing your wireless broadcast channel? It's possible the other devices are operating on a slightly different frequency as your toughbook, causing connectivity issues on that machine alone. What is your router's manufacturer? I can point you to guides to walk you through that, but they differ from company to company, so we would need that info to get a specific walkthrough. Additionally, are you running any USB 3,0 devices? If the cable's shielding is inadequate on a USB 3.0 bus, it can cause interference with WLANs by raising the noise floor and significantly reducing the range. Wrapping the cable in tin foil is an effective (although a bit southern-engineered) fix, if that is the case.

You need to go to Settings on your computer and then go to Sound and check that your speakers are connected to your computer. Also, try to increase volume on your computer. Maybe your volume was turned down.

Go to the top right hand side to get to the search function (magnifying glass). Fill in the search box with 'msconfig'. It should find msconfig.exe. click on this file and you have access to the boot menu amongst other functions.

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To identify Model/Serial Number, see this... http://www.panasonic.com/business/toughbook/computer-support-faqs-52.asp

The screen cable could be damaged around hinge area. Try to connect an external screen (PC monitor or TV screen) via VGA port to see if you get any image.

replacing roms are rather basic dude turn over look for symbol looks like two cds mostly only has 1 screw too loosen that then just pull it out better to eject it as well just makes it easier to remove hope this helps

Load Ubuntu LiveCD and mount the windows HDD and save all personal files onto a DVD. And then reinstall windows. This will fix it. Thank you.