Recent content by mikie

Never have messed up so I don't know exactly what it does. Make a restore point and play with it.... Open Windows Exporer and on the left hand side you can right click Music, Properties.. there is a 'Default' button. The Library folder... just right click it,, its context menu shows 'Restore...

Used to be when someone had this type of problem,, to tell them to look in the dvd drive and remove the disc there.

If it were mine, I would go find a friend or head to office depot and ask permission .. Make a System Repair Disc, from control panels Backup and Restore.. on any computer with matching win7 64bit Boot from that DVD Run StartUp Repair 3 times without letting it boot back into windows between...

DVD - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia look at the write times... DVD 4.7 gb 2x = 28 minutes Perhaps you might right click that .iso file and see what it says for bytes. Sounds like you didnt get the full file downloaded. looks like they are 3.09gb total *66% of full size at 2x should...

you might want to run from an elevated command prompt Powercfg.exe /Energy It will give you some hints to problems when you have issues with sleep/standby modes.

Its a tool/program specific to your model. My older laptop is 4.5yrs old.. Ive noticed they put that tool in support downloads several months ago. Toshiba support, while super excellent if you have warrantee,, once its expired.. they seem absolutely no help and cut throat money motivated...

Ask on the official Toshiba forums for help.. describing your problem. Toshiba has a special install tool, that one of the moderators should give you a link to. It needs to be installed before the toshiba restore disc will work on a new hard drive. Then from your toshiba restore disc.. you...

Try the usual F8 and a known working restore point.

Think if windows made a 'system image', it didn't include your D drive. Windows system image default will save the boot & windows drives along with the partition tables for them. Wise to restore them booting from the System Repair Disc it suggests you make ... or the repair option on a...

Right click computer and choose Manage.. leave it open put your computer to sleep Wake it up Go to Event Viewer in the management window you have open Windows Logs / System scroll down the list a few to EventID 1 'Power TroubleShooter The system has resumed from sleep. You can use this...