Toshiba A205-S5000

#1 02 Sep 2011 @ 13:36
i have a toshiba a205-s5000 and i tried to turn it on and just goes to the splash screen and cannot do nothing else. I have tried a back-up disc i made and have also tried the recovery cd but still nothing. I was wondering if you could give me some suggestions as to what i can do to fix my problem.
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#2 04 Sep 2011 @ 14:38
anyone able to shed some help on my topic???
#3 05 Sep 2011 @ 0:34
try reseating your ram & if have more then 1 stick of ram, try 1 at a time.
#4 09 Sep 2011 @ 18:27
Originally posted by ddp:
try reseating your ram & if have more then 1 stick of ram, try 1 at a time.
i have just tried that and still only get to the splash screen. any other ideas?
#5 13 Oct 2011 @ 13:40
i took the hard drive out and tried it in another computer and it works, and i tried using a different hard drive in the a205 and just freezes on the splash screen. do you think it may be the motherboard or i've also heard the possibility of a network card or even the wireless card causing this.
#6 13 Oct 2011 @ 14:19
that different hard drive, was windows already loaded on it or did you reload windows once the hd was installed?
#7 13 Oct 2011 @ 14:29
already loaded on there
#8 13 Oct 2011 @ 14:35
are the chipsets the same on both computers as windows will not load if they are different? chipsets as in via, intel, amd & nvidia.
#9 13 Oct 2011 @ 14:38
yes the supposedly bad hd loaded on my pc but mine didnt load on the other pc, and both are intel
#10 13 Oct 2011 @ 15:08
try setting the cmos to default settings to see what happens?
#11 13 Oct 2011 @ 15:21
so exchange them again and set to default cmos? as i cannot get anything to work when booting up?
#12 13 Oct 2011 @ 23:13
maybe something in the bios got changed which is why setting the bios to default to see if problem corrected or not.
#13 17 Oct 2011 @ 10:23
how am i supposed to change it if it wont boot up? and i can hit every button and nothing happens? do you want me to change hard drives again and change it on the good computer?
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