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Resetting the BIOS on a Toshiba Satellite laptop
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Resetting the BIOS on a Toshiba Satellite laptop
A while ago, while my BIOS was updating, my laptop shut off. When I tried to power it back on, I get nothing. The harddrive boots, I get the lights and everything, but absolutely nothing shows up on the screen. The light on the screen doesn't turn on or anything. I was thinking that it might be a BIOS related issue since this happened after my laptop shut down during the update. So would resetting the CMOS or anything like that fix this problem? Or will I have to hot flash the BIOS?
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Hi
if you screwed the BIOS update (never do it from within windows) then the motherboard is screwed and there is nothing you can do to retrieve it (short off soldering a new BIOS chip on that is) |
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I second Ididmyc600... Too late to tell you that you should never upgrade the BIOS unless you REALLY need that upgrade to make something work properly.
Only with a few desktop models can you overwrite a defective BIOS install. In every instance with which out clients have had a failed install of the BIOS, the system board was ruined... simply because there is no way to access the board to install it properly once th damage is done.. |
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