TOSHIBA SATELLITE L645-S4060

• Run Device Manager.
• Double-click Network Adapters, and verify that Realtek RTL8191SE Wireless LAN 802.11n PCI-E NIC is listed
• .

Changes From Previous Version

1. Fixed: The Wireless LAN card stops working and can not be detected by the system.

Installation Instructions

1. Save this file to a convenient location such as the Windows Desktop
2. Save all work in progress and close open applications.
3. Double-click the downloaded file icon to start the installation.
4. Click OK, Unzip then OK again.
5. Click Yes if a User Account Control window is displayed.
6. Click Next, then click Install.
7. Click Finish.
8. Restart the computer.

Version Verification

1. Run Device Manager.
2. Double-click Network Adapters, then double-click Realtek RTL8191SE Wireless LAN 802.11n PCI-E NIC.
3. Select the Driver tab and verify that the driver version is 2007.1.1002.2009.

Change Points

1. The Toshiba eco Utility intermittently does not start.

Update Instructions

1. Save the file to a convenient location such as the Windows Desktop.
2. Save all work in progress and close open applications.
   1. Double-click the downloaded file.
   2. Click the Start button at the Toshiba Archive Extractor window.
   3. If a User Account Control or Open File message is displayed, click Yes.
   4. Click the Yes button to confirm the upgrade of the "Update TOSHIBA eco Utility".
   5. Click the Next button to continue, when the "InstallShield Wizard" window is displayed.
   6. Click the Finish button when the "InstallShield Wizard Complete" message is displayed.

Version Verification

1. Click Start, Control Panel, Programs, Programs and Features.
2. Select TOSHIBA eco Utility.
3. Verify the version is 1.2.11.0.

Change points from the last released version (2.1.40):

1. Fixed: Toshiba Service Station crashes causing the "Service Station has stopped working" error message.
2. Added Chinese translations.
3. Added code to downsize the TSS window when it is too large to fit in the display.

Installation Instructions

1. Save this file to a convenient location such as the Windows Desktop
2. Save all work in progress and close open applications.
3. On the Windows Desktop, double-click the downloaded file to start the installation.
   1. If a User Account Control message is displayed, click Continue.
   2. Answer the displayed prompts to complete the installation.
   3. Restart the computer.

• 10.0.5.509
• 10.0.5.542
• 10.0.5.544
• 10.0.5.546
• 10.0.5.745
• 10.0.5.773
• 10.0.5.820
• 10.0.5.821

Change Points

1. Die Fantastischen Vier - Live in 3D
2. Battle for the Planet of the Apes - Japanese Title
3. The Sorcerer's Apprentice - Japanese Title

Install Instructions

1. Save the downloaded file to the Windows Desktop.
2. Save all work in progress and close open applications.
3. On the Windows Desktop, double-click the downloaded file to start the installation.
4. Click Start on the Toshiba Archive Extractor window.
5. Click Yes to continue if a User Account Control window is displayed.
6. Click OK after the update module has installed successfully.
7. Restart the computer.

Version Verification

1. Start WinDVD BD for TOSHIBA.
   1. Click Start, All Programs, Corel, then Corel WinDVD BD.
2. Right-click, and choose Setup from the pop-up menu.
3. Click the Information tab of the Setup dialog box.
4. The version number is shown just below Version.

• 10.0.5.509
• 10.0.5.542
• 10.0.5.544
• 10.0.5.546
• 10.0.5.745
• 10.0.5.773
• 10.0.5.820
• 10.0.5.821

Change Points

1. Die Fantastischen Vier - Live in 3D
2. Battle for the Planet of the Apes - Japanese Title
3. The Sorcerer's Apprentice - Japanese Title

Install Instructions

1. Save the downloaded file to the Windows Desktop.
2. Save all work in progress and close open applications.
3. On the Windows Desktop, double-click the downloaded file to start the installation.
4. Click Start on the Toshiba Archive Extractor window.
5. Click Yes to continue if a User Account Control window is displayed.
6. Click OK after the update module has installed successfully.
7. Restart the computer.

Version Verification

1. Start WinDVD BD for TOSHIBA.
   1. Click Start, All Programs, Corel, then Corel WinDVD BD.
2. Right-click, and choose Setup from the pop-up menu.
3. Click the Information tab of the Setup dialog box.
4. The version number is shown just below Version.

• 8.0.20.107
• 8.0.20.153
• 8.0.20.174
• 8.0.20.185
• 8.0.20.194

Change Points

1. The Sorcerer's Apprentice - Japanese title
2. Toshiba RD-BZ7000 created BD titles

Install Instructions

1. Save the downloaded file to the Windows Desktop.
2. Save all work in progress and close open applications.
3. On the Windows Desktop, double-click the downloaded file to start the installation.
4. Click Start on the Toshiba Archive Extractor window.
5. Click Yes to continue if a User Account Control window is displayed.
6. Click OK after the update module has installed successfully.
7. Restart the computer.

Version Verification

1. Start WinDVD BD for TOSHIBA.
   1. Click Start, All Programs, Corel, then Corel WinDVD BD.
2. Right-click, and choose Setup from the pop-up menu.
3. Click the Information tab of the Setup dialog box.
4. Version 8.0 DXVA B20.209 should be displayed.

Notes

1. Requires a Blu-ray drive to play Blu-ray Discs.

Change Points

1. Fixes abnormal Blu-ray Disc playback of certain titles.

Install Instructions

1. Save the downloaded file to the Windows Desktop.
2. Save all work in progress and close open applications.
3. On the Windows Desktop, double-click the downloaded file to start the installation.
4. Click Start when the Toshiba Archive Extractor window is displayed.
5. Click Yes to continue if a User Account Control window is displayed.
6. Click OK after the update completes.
7. Reboot the computer.

Version Verification

1. Click Start type Add or Remove Programs then press Enter.
2. Verify the that the Corel WinDVD version is 10.0.6.110. The Version column is to the extreme right of the window.

Release Notes

• After the update completes, the computer will automatically shut down or restart.
• Power on the computer if it is off.
• While the "Toshiba" LOGO is displayed, press the F2 function key to start BIOS Setup.
• Check the version of BIOS and press the F9 function key to load setup defaults.
• Press the F10 function key to save settings and exit. The computer will automatically reboot.

Change History

• Version 1.40 - 2010-06-03
  • Fixed: An abnormal login screen appears after rotating the display 90 or 180 degrees, then waking from Sleep (S3 mode) using a USB mouse or keyboard.
  • Fixed: The system will show an error message if the power button is pressed to force a shutdown on P6000 CPU models.
  Version 1.30 - 2010-05-06
  • Added support for the D2D function in Fast Boot Mode.
  • Added support for Arrandale K0 stepping CPU and EMRR function.
  • Removed ALPS TouchPad support.
  • Fixed: The Owner String in HWSetup can not be seen when Fast Boot is enabled..
  • Fixed: An incorrect battery serial number is reported to the OS.
  • Fixed: The computer hangs in Windows XP when Toshiba Power Saver is installed.
  • Updated the M96 VBIOS from BR036040.001 to BR36040.002.
  • Fixed: Updated the AHCI ROM to prevent system hangs while using the SmartDE HDD encryption tool.
  • Updated the Madison (ATI) VBIOS to BR37218_001.
  • Fixed: Windows Mobility Center disappear when the battery is removed.
  • Fixed: Can not boot to DOS on a USB device when Fast Boot is enabled.
  • Fixed: The BIOS may incorrectly report the presence of an HDMI port in Windows XP.
  • Fixed: The Toshiba CCD utility does not turn on automatically after resuming from Hibernation (S4) in Windows XP.
  • Updated the M92 VBIOS from BR37094.001 to BR37094.004.
  • Updated the Park (ATI) VBIOS to BR37226.00.
  • Added support for the P6000 CPU.
  • Updated: DMI Type1 0x19 string.
  Version 1.10 - 2010-03-26
  • Initial production release.

Release Notes

• After the update completes, the computer will automatically shut down or restart.
• Power on the computer if it is off.
• While the "Toshiba" LOGO is displayed, press the F2 function key to start BIOS Setup.
• Check the version of BIOS and press the F9 function key to load setup defaults.
• Press the F10 function key to save settings and exit. The computer will automatically reboot.

Change History

• Version 1.60 - 2010-08-09
  • Changed the M92 VBIOS from BR37094.004 to BR37094.003.
  • Fixed: SmartDE shows an error message when booting from the ODD.
  • Disabled the Power Button while flashing the BIOS.
  • Fixed: MIC device doesn't work in the operating system when fastboot is enabled.
  • Updated the MRC code.
  Version 1.40 - 2010-06-03
  • Fixed: An abnormal login screen appears after rotating the display 90 or 180 degrees, then waking from Sleep (S3 mode) using a USB mouse or keyboard.
  • Fixed: The system will show an error message if the power button is pressed to force a shutdown on P6000 CPU models.
  Version 1.30 - 2010-05-06
  • Added support for the D2D function in Fast Boot Mode.
  • Added support for Arrandale K0 stepping CPU and EMRR function.
  • Removed ALPS TouchPad support.
  • Fixed: The Owner String in HWSetup can not be seen when Fast Boot is enabled..
  • Fixed: An incorrect battery serial number is reported to the OS.
  • Fixed: The computer hangs in Windows XP when Toshiba Power Saver is installed.
  • Updated the M96 VBIOS from BR036040.001 to BR36040.002.
  • Fixed: Updated the AHCI ROM to prevent system hangs while using the SmartDE HDD encryption tool.
  • Updated the Madison (ATI) VBIOS to BR37218_001.
  • Fixed: Windows Mobility Center disappear when the battery is removed.
  • Fixed: Can not boot to DOS on a USB device when Fast Boot is enabled.
  • Fixed: The BIOS may incorrectly report the presence of an HDMI port in Windows XP.
  • Fixed: The Toshiba CCD utility does not turn on automatically after resuming from Hibernation (S4) in Windows XP.
  • Updated the M92 VBIOS from BR37094.001 to BR37094.004.
  • Updated the Park (ATI) VBIOS to BR37226.00.
  • Added support for the P6000 CPU.
  • Updated: DMI Type1 0x19 string.
  Version 1.10 - 2010-03-26
  • Initial production release.

Release Notes

• After the update completes, the computer will automatically shut down or restart.
• Power on the computer if it is off.
• While the "Toshiba" LOGO is displayed, press the F2 function key to start BIOS Setup.
• Check the version of BIOS and press the F9 function key to load setup defaults.
• Press the F10 function key to save settings and exit. The computer will automatically reboot.

Change History

• Version 1.70 - 2010-09-15
  • When is Fastboot enabled with no HDD connected, "No boot device" is displayed.
  • Fixed: User password shows "password fail" if HWsetup sets the keypad "/" key as part of the password.
  Version 1.60 - 2010-08-09
  • Changed the M92 VBIOS from BR37094.004 to BR37094.003.
  • Fixed: SmartDE shows an error message when booting from the ODD.
  • Disabled the Power Button while flashing the BIOS.
  • Fixed: MIC device doesn't work in the operating system when fastboot is enabled.
  • Updated the MRC code.
  Version 1.40 - 2010-06-03
  • Fixed: An abnormal login screen appears after rotating the display 90 or 180 degrees, then waking from Sleep (S3 mode) using a USB mouse or keyboard.
  • Fixed: The system will show an error message if the power button is pressed to force a shutdown on P6000 CPU models.
  Version 1.30 - 2010-05-06
  • Added support for the D2D function in Fast Boot Mode.
  • Added support for Arrandale K0 stepping CPU and EMRR function.
  • Removed ALPS TouchPad support.
  • Fixed: The Owner String in HWSetup can not be seen when Fast Boot is enabled..
  • Fixed: An incorrect battery serial number is reported to the OS.
  • Fixed: The computer hangs in Windows XP when Toshiba Power Saver is installed.
  • Updated the M96 VBIOS from BR036040.001 to BR36040.002.
  • Fixed: Updated the AHCI ROM to prevent system hangs while using the SmartDE HDD encryption tool.
  • Updated the Madison (ATI) VBIOS to BR37218_001.
  • Fixed: Windows Mobility Center disappear when the battery is removed.
  • Fixed: Can not boot to DOS on a USB device when Fast Boot is enabled.
  • Fixed: The BIOS may incorrectly report the presence of an HDMI port in Windows XP.
  • Fixed: The Toshiba CCD utility does not turn on automatically after resuming from Hibernation (S4) in Windows XP.
  • Updated the M92 VBIOS from BR37094.001 to BR37094.004.
  • Updated the Park (ATI) VBIOS to BR37226.00.
  • Added support for the P6000 CPU.
  • Updated: DMI Type1 0x19 string.
  Version 1.10 - 2010-03-26
  • Initial production release.

Release Notes

• After the update completes, the computer will automatically shut down or restart.
• Power on the computer if it is off.
• While the "Toshiba" LOGO is displayed, press the F2 function key to start BIOS Setup.
• Check the version of BIOS and press the F9 function key then Enter to load setup defaults.
• Press the F10 function key then Enter to save settings and exit. The computer will automatically reboot.

Change History

• Version 1.90 - 2010-12-31
  • Updated the PXE ROM from v2.0.1.9 to v2.0.2.7.
  Version 1.70 - 2010-09-15
  • When is Fastboot enabled with no HDD connected, "No boot device" is displayed.
  • Fixed: User password shows "password fail" if HWsetup sets the keypad "/" key as part of the password.
  Version 1.60 - 2010-08-09
  • Changed the M92 VBIOS from BR37094.004 to BR37094.003.
  • Fixed: SmartDE shows an error message when booting from the ODD.
  • Disabled the Power Button while flashing the BIOS.
  • Fixed: MIC device doesn't work in the operating system when fastboot is enabled.
  • Updated the MRC code.
  Version 1.40 - 2010-06-03
  • Fixed: An abnormal login screen appears after rotating the display 90 or 180 degrees, then waking from Sleep (S3 mode) using a USB mouse or keyboard.
  • Fixed: The system will show an error message if the power button is pressed to force a shutdown on P6000 CPU models.
  Version 1.30 - 2010-05-06
  • Added support for the D2D function in Fast Boot Mode.
  • Added support for Arrandale K0 stepping CPU and EMRR function.
  • Removed ALPS TouchPad support.
  • Fixed: The Owner String in HWSetup can not be seen when Fast Boot is enabled..
  • Fixed: An incorrect battery serial number is reported to the OS.
  • Fixed: The computer hangs in Windows XP when Toshiba Power Saver is installed.
  • Updated the M96 VBIOS from BR036040.001 to BR36040.002.
  • Fixed: Updated the AHCI ROM to prevent system hangs while using the SmartDE HDD encryption tool.
  • Updated the Madison (ATI) VBIOS to BR37218_001.
  • Fixed: Windows Mobility Center disappear when the battery is removed.
  • Fixed: Can not boot to DOS on a USB device when Fast Boot is enabled.
  • Fixed: The BIOS may incorrectly report the presence of an HDMI port in Windows XP.
  • Fixed: The Toshiba CCD utility does not turn on automatically after resuming from Hibernation (S4) in Windows XP.
  • Updated the M92 VBIOS from BR37094.001 to BR37094.004.
  • Updated the Park (ATI) VBIOS to BR37226.00.
  • Added support for the P6000 CPU.
  • Updated: DMI Type1 0x19 string.
  Version 1.10 - 2010-03-26
  • Initial production release.

Release Notes

• After the update completes, the computer will automatically shut down or restart.
• Power on the computer if it is off.
• While the "Toshiba" LOGO is displayed, press the F2 function key to start BIOS Setup.
• Check the version of BIOS and press the F9 function key then Enter to load setup defaults.
• Press the F10 function key then Enter to save settings and exit. The computer will automatically reboot.

Change History

• Version 2.00 - 2011-03-08
  • Updated ATI Mobility Radeon (M92, Madison, and Park) Video BIOSs to support new Hynix and Samsung Video RAM dies.
  Version 1.90 - 2010-12-31
  • Updated the PXE ROM from v2.0.1.9 to v2.0.2.7.
  Version 1.70 - 2010-09-15
  • When is Fastboot enabled with no HDD connected, "No boot device" is displayed.
  • Fixed: User password shows "password fail" if HWsetup sets the keypad "/" key as part of the password.
  Version 1.60 - 2010-08-09
  • Changed the M92 VBIOS from BR37094.004 to BR37094.003.
  • Fixed: SmartDE shows an error message when booting from the ODD.
  • Disabled the Power Button while flashing the BIOS.
  • Fixed: MIC device doesn't work in the operating system when fastboot is enabled.
  • Updated the MRC code.
  Version 1.40 - 2010-06-03
  • Fixed: An abnormal login screen appears after rotating the display 90 or 180 degrees, then waking from Sleep (S3 mode) using a USB mouse or keyboard.
  • Fixed: The system will show an error message if the power button is pressed to force a shutdown on P6000 CPU models.
  Version 1.30 - 2010-05-06
  • Added support for the D2D function in Fast Boot Mode.
  • Added support for Arrandale K0 stepping CPU and EMRR function.
  • Removed ALPS TouchPad support.
  • Fixed: The Owner String in HWSetup can not be seen when Fast Boot is enabled..
  • Fixed: An incorrect battery serial number is reported to the OS.
  • Fixed: The computer hangs in Windows XP when Toshiba Power Saver is installed.
  • Updated the M96 VBIOS from BR036040.001 to BR36040.002.
  • Fixed: Updated the AHCI ROM to prevent system hangs while using the SmartDE HDD encryption tool.
  • Updated the Madison (ATI) VBIOS to BR37218_001.
  • Fixed: Windows Mobility Center disappear when the battery is removed.
  • Fixed: Can not boot to DOS on a USB device when Fast Boot is enabled.
  • Fixed: The BIOS may incorrectly report the presence of an HDMI port in Windows XP.
  • Fixed: The Toshiba CCD utility does not turn on automatically after resuming from Hibernation (S4) in Windows XP.
  • Updated the M92 VBIOS from BR37094.001 to BR37094.004.
  • Updated the Park (ATI) VBIOS to BR37226.00.
  • Added support for the P6000 CPU.
  • Updated: DMI Type1 0x19 string.
  Version 1.10 - 2010-03-26
  • Initial production release.

Release Notes

• After the update completes, the computer will automatically shut down or restart.
• Power on the computer if it is off.
• While the "Toshiba" LOGO is displayed, press the F2 function key to start BIOS Setup.
• Check the version of BIOS and press the F9 function key then Enter to load setup defaults.
• Press the F10 function key then Enter to save settings and exit. The computer will automatically reboot.

Change History

• Version 2.20 - 2011-03-07
  • Added: CPU throttling function for a diagnostic test.
  • Fixed: USB device can not be recognized.
  • Updated: Video BIOS (VBIOS) for Satellite L640/L645 - ATI HD 5430 from BR37218.001 to BR39975.001, ATI HD 5730 from BR37226.001 to BR39976.001.
  • Combined Satellite L640/L645 & Satellite L740/L745 BIOSs starting with this version. Note: Satellite L750/L750 models are not sold in the U.S. or Latin America at this time.
  Version 2.00 - 2011-03-08
  • Updated ATI Mobility Radeon (M92, Madison, and Park) Video BIOSs to support new Hynix and Samsung Video RAM dies.
  Version 1.90 - 2010-12-31
  • Updated the PXE ROM from v2.0.1.9 to v2.0.2.7.
  Version 1.70 - 2010-09-15
  • When is Fastboot enabled with no HDD connected, "No boot device" is displayed.
  • Fixed: User password shows "password fail" if HWsetup sets the keypad "/" key as part of the password.
  Version 1.60 - 2010-08-09
  • Changed the M92 VBIOS from BR37094.004 to BR37094.003.
  • Fixed: SmartDE shows an error message when booting from the ODD.
  • Disabled the Power Button while flashing the BIOS.
  • Fixed: MIC device doesn't work in the operating system when fastboot is enabled.
  • Updated the MRC code.
  Version 1.40 - 2010-06-03
  • Fixed: An abnormal login screen appears after rotating the display 90 or 180 degrees, then waking from Sleep (S3 mode) using a USB mouse or keyboard.
  • Fixed: The system will show an error message if the power button is pressed to force a shutdown on P6000 CPU models.
  Version 1.30 - 2010-05-06
  • Added support for the D2D function in Fast Boot Mode.
  • Added support for Arrandale K0 stepping CPU and EMRR function.
  • Removed ALPS TouchPad support.
  • Fixed: The Owner String in HWSetup can not be seen when Fast Boot is enabled..
  • Fixed: An incorrect battery serial number is reported to the OS.
  • Fixed: The computer hangs in Windows XP when Toshiba Power Saver is installed.
  • Updated the M96 VBIOS from BR036040.001 to BR36040.002.
  • Fixed: Updated the AHCI ROM to prevent system hangs while using the SmartDE HDD encryption tool.
  • Updated the Madison (ATI) VBIOS to BR37218_001.
  • Fixed: Windows Mobility Center disappear when the battery is removed.
  • Fixed: Can not boot to DOS on a USB device when Fast Boot is enabled.
  • Fixed: The BIOS may incorrectly report the presence of an HDMI port in Windows XP.
  • Fixed: The Toshiba CCD utility does not turn on automatically after resuming from Hibernation (S4) in Windows XP.
  • Updated the M92 VBIOS from BR37094.001 to BR37094.004.
  • Updated the Park (ATI) VBIOS to BR37226.00.
  • Added support for the P6000 CPU.
  • Updated: DMI Type1 0x19 string.
  Version 1.10 - 2010-03-26
  • Initial production release.

Release Notes

• After the update completes, the computer will automatically shut down or restart.
• Power on the computer if it is off.
• While the "Toshiba" LOGO is displayed, press the F2 function key to start BIOS Setup.
• Check the version of BIOS and press the F9 function key then Enter to load setup defaults.
• Press the F10 function key then Enter to save settings and exit. The computer will automatically reboot.

Change History

• Version 2.30 - 2011-03-23
  • Updated: Video BIOS for Satellite L740 models sold outside of the U.S. and Latin America.
  • Fixed: ESATA device is disabled by default on Satellite L640 models.
  Version 2.20 - 2011-03-07
  • Added: CPU throttling function for a diagnostic test.
  • Fixed: USB device can not be recognized.
  • Updated: Video BIOS (VBIOS) for Satellite L640/L645 - ATI HD 5430 from BR37218.001 to BR39975.001, ATI HD 5730 from BR37226.001 to BR39976.001.
  • Combined Satellite L640/L645 & Satellite L740/L745 BIOSs starting with this version. Note: Satellite L750/L750 models are not sold in the U.S. or Latin America at this time.
  Version 2.00 - 2011-03-08
  • Updated ATI Mobility Radeon (M92, Madison, and Park) Video BIOSs to support new Hynix and Samsung Video RAM dies.
  Version 1.90 - 2010-12-31
  • Updated the PXE ROM from v2.0.1.9 to v2.0.2.7.
  Version 1.70 - 2010-09-15
  • When is Fastboot enabled with no HDD connected, "No boot device" is displayed.
  • Fixed: User password shows "password fail" if HWsetup sets the keypad "/" key as part of the password.
  Version 1.60 - 2010-08-09
  • Changed the M92 VBIOS from BR37094.004 to BR37094.003.
  • Fixed: SmartDE shows an error message when booting from the ODD.
  • Disabled the Power Button while flashing the BIOS.
  • Fixed: MIC device doesn't work in the operating system when fastboot is enabled.
  • Updated the MRC code.
  Version 1.40 - 2010-06-03
  • Fixed: An abnormal login screen appears after rotating the display 90 or 180 degrees, then waking from Sleep (S3 mode) using a USB mouse or keyboard.
  • Fixed: The system will show an error message if the power button is pressed to force a shutdown on P6000 CPU models.
  Version 1.30 - 2010-05-06
  • Added support for the D2D function in Fast Boot Mode.
  • Added support for Arrandale K0 stepping CPU and EMRR function.
  • Removed ALPS TouchPad support.
  • Fixed: The Owner String in HWSetup can not be seen when Fast Boot is enabled..
  • Fixed: An incorrect battery serial number is reported to the OS.
  • Fixed: The computer hangs in Windows XP when Toshiba Power Saver is installed.
  • Updated the M96 VBIOS from BR036040.001 to BR36040.002.
  • Fixed: Updated the AHCI ROM to prevent system hangs while using the SmartDE HDD encryption tool.
  • Updated the Madison (ATI) VBIOS to BR37218_001.
  • Fixed: Windows Mobility Center disappear when the battery is removed.
  • Fixed: Can not boot to DOS on a USB device when Fast Boot is enabled.
  • Fixed: The BIOS may incorrectly report the presence of an HDMI port in Windows XP.
  • Fixed: The Toshiba CCD utility does not turn on automatically after resuming from Hibernation (S4) in Windows XP.
  • Updated the M92 VBIOS from BR37094.001 to BR37094.004.
  • Updated the Park (ATI) VBIOS to BR37226.00.
  • Added support for the P6000 CPU.
  • Updated: DMI Type1 0x19 string.
  Version 1.10 - 2010-03-26
  • Initial production release.

Release Notes

• After the update completes, the computer will automatically shut down or restart.
• Power on the computer if it is off.
• While the "Toshiba" LOGO is displayed, press the F2 function key to start BIOS Setup.
• Check the version of BIOS and press the F9 function key then Enter to load setup defaults.
• Press the F10 function key then Enter to save settings and exit. The computer will automatically reboot.

Change History

• Version 2.50 - 2012-04-12
  • Updated the EC to implement battery charge improvements.
  Version 2.30 - 2011-03-23
  • Updated: Video BIOS for Satellite L740 models sold outside of the U.S. and Latin America.
  • Fixed: ESATA device is disabled by default on Satellite L640 models.
  Version 2.20 - 2011-03-07
  • Added: CPU throttling function for a diagnostic test.
  • Fixed: USB device can not be recognized.
  • Updated: Video BIOS (VBIOS) for Satellite L640/L645 - ATI HD 5430 from BR37218.001 to BR39975.001, ATI HD 5730 from BR37226.001 to BR39976.001.
  • Combined Satellite L640/L645 & Satellite L740/L745 BIOSs starting with this version. Note: Satellite L750/L750 models are not sold in the U.S. or Latin America at this time.
  Version 2.00 - 2011-03-08
  • Updated ATI Mobility Radeon (M92, Madison, and Park) Video BIOSs to support new Hynix and Samsung Video RAM dies.
  Version 1.90 - 2010-12-31
  • Updated the PXE ROM from v2.0.1.9 to v2.0.2.7.
  Version 1.70 - 2010-09-15
  • When is Fastboot enabled with no HDD connected, "No boot device" is displayed.
  • Fixed: User password shows "password fail" if HWsetup sets the keypad "/" key as part of the password.
  Version 1.60 - 2010-08-09
  • Changed the M92 VBIOS from BR37094.004 to BR37094.003.
  • Fixed: SmartDE shows an error message when booting from the ODD.
  • Disabled the Power Button while flashing the BIOS.
  • Fixed: MIC device doesn't work in the operating system when fastboot is enabled.
  • Updated the MRC code.
  Version 1.40 - 2010-06-03
  • Fixed: An abnormal login screen appears after rotating the display 90 or 180 degrees, then waking from Sleep (S3 mode) using a USB mouse or keyboard.
  • Fixed: The system will show an error message if the power button is pressed to force a shutdown on P6000 CPU models.
  Version 1.30 - 2010-05-06
  • Added support for the D2D function in Fast Boot Mode.
  • Added support for Arrandale K0 stepping CPU and EMRR function.
  • Removed ALPS TouchPad support.
  • Fixed: The Owner String in HWSetup can not be seen when Fast Boot is enabled..
  • Fixed: An incorrect battery serial number is reported to the OS.
  • Fixed: The computer hangs in Windows XP when Toshiba Power Saver is installed.
  • Updated the M96 VBIOS from BR036040.001 to BR36040.002.
  • Fixed: Updated the AHCI ROM to prevent system hangs while using the SmartDE HDD encryption tool.
  • Updated the Madison (ATI) VBIOS to BR37218_001.
  • Fixed: Windows Mobility Center disappear when the battery is removed.
  • Fixed: Can not boot to DOS on a USB device when Fast Boot is enabled.
  • Fixed: The BIOS may incorrectly report the presence of an HDMI port in Windows XP.
  • Fixed: The Toshiba CCD utility does not turn on automatically after resuming from Hibernation (S4) in Windows XP.
  • Updated the M92 VBIOS from BR37094.001 to BR37094.004.
  • Updated the Park (ATI) VBIOS to BR37226.00.
  • Added support for the P6000 CPU.
  • Updated: DMI Type1 0x19 string.
  Version 1.10 - 2010-03-26
  • Initial production release.

Release Notes

• After the update completes, the computer will automatically shut down or restart.
• Power on the computer if it is off.
• While the "Toshiba" LOGO is displayed, press the F2 function key to start BIOS Setup.
• Check the version of BIOS and press the F9 function key then Enter to load setup defaults.
• Press the F10 function key then Enter to save settings and exit. The computer will automatically reboot.

Change History

• Version 2.70 - 2012-07-03
  • Implemented changes for the Windows 8 upgrade.
  • Updated: New Keyboard ID

ECO UTILITY

Some laptops are equipped with "eco mode". This mode slightly lowers performance of some devices to reduce electric power consumption. You can realize measurable power savings by using it continuously. TOSHIBA eco Utility helps you monitor your power savings by showing approximate real time power consumption. Furthermore, it shows approximate accumulated power consumption and approximate accumulated power savings when using eco mode daily, weekly, and monthly. The utility also shows the approximate accumulated CO2 emission and savings while using eco mode. You can  track power savings by using eco mode continuously.

eco Mode sets the conditions described below. If you deviate from these settings, e.g., if you turn up the monitor brightness or turn on the LED illumination (*1), it will no longer be eco mode.

eco power plan is used for eco Mode. It has the following settings by default. These settings are in addition to the standard Power saver plan settings of Windows.

On AC adaptor plugged in:

It changes the display brightness to Level-4, changes the dimmed display brightness to Level-1 (*4), turns off the LED illumination (*1) and the keyboard backlight (*2), changes the time before dim the monitor to 2 minute (*4), changes the time before the monitor turns off to 5 minutes, changes the time before the hard disk turns off to 5 minutes, and changes the time before the system enters sleep to 10 minutes.

On Battery:

It changes the display brightness to Level-3, changes the dimmed display brightness to Level-1 (*4), turns off the LED illumination (*1) and the keyboard backlight (*2), changes the time before dim the monitor to 1 minute (*4), changes the time before the monitor turns off to 3 minutes (2 minutes, if models with Windows 7 installed), changes the time before the hard disk d

CONFIGFREE

ConfigFree® is a set of utilities that makes it easy to control communication devices and network connections. ConfigFree also lets you identify communication problems and create profiles for easy switching between locations and communication networks.

To access ConfigFree go to START > ALL PROGRAMS > TOSHIBA > NETWORK & CONNECTIVITY > CONFIG FREE.

ConfigFree allows you to perform the following:

• Use Connectivity Doctor to quickly fix any network connection problems.
• Create ConfigFree profiles for automatic switching between preset network settings and devices, even if there is a change in the network environment.
• Automatic switching between several wireless LAN environments.
• Automatic switching to a wireless LAN if the cable is disconnected when using both a wired and wireless LAN.
• You can also easily switch LAN environments manually.

You may have to add the ConfigFree gadget to your computer to allow you to use ConfigFree features.

To add the ConfigFree gadget:

1. Click the Start menu.
2. Enter "Configfree" into the search field.
3. Click "Add ConfigFree Gadgets" in the search results.
4. The Add ConfigFree Gadgets window will open.
   
5. Add the desired gadget and click "Add".
6. If Add Windows Sidebar Gadget is selected, the gadget will display on your desktop.
   
7. The dots on the gadget are available connection points. If you are connected to one, a line will conne

This application allows your computer to automatically search for TOSHIBA software updates or other alerts from TOSHIBA that are specific to your computer system and its programs. When enabled, this application periodically transmits to our servers a limited amount of system information required to perform these updates or alerts. This feature is enabled by default.

Changes in this update

1. This update fixes Security Vulnerabilities discussed in Toshiba Service Station Security Update.
   

   Installation Instructions

   1. Download and save this file to a convenient location such as the Windows Desktop.
   2. Save all work in progress and close open applications.
   3. Double-click the downloaded file TC00398200D.exe to start the installation.
   4. Press the Start button at the Toshiba Archive Extractor window.
   5. Press Yes if a User Account Control message is displayed.
   6. If Toshiba Service Station 2.1.14 is applied successfully, the message below will be shown.

REEL TIME

Toshiba ReelTime™ is a graphical history/indexing tool that enables you to view recently accessed files in a fun and easy-to-use format. View and scroll through your history of opened or imported files via thumbnails in an intuitive user interface. Your ReelTime display can be customized to suit your user preferences.

Toshiba ReelTime™ replaces the old fashioned “hunt-and-click” method of finding your files with an visual timeline or “reel,” Now, instead of questions like, “Where is it?” you simply ask “When did I use it?” You’ll spend less time searching, more time doing and enjoying, and keep your day in high gear. Toshiba ReelTime™ shows a row of your most recent files as graphic previews at the bottom of your display, making it easy to see at a glance what’s there. Flick through your reel to find the file you need. Then, keep it handy by dragging and docking it nearby. A brush of your finger or mouse is all it takes. ReelTime simplifies searching by automatically tracking and indexing the documents and programs you open. It groups them and presents them as visual thumbnails so you can easily find what you’re looking for.

Toshiba ReelTime™ also lets you cut through the clutter by filtering out the files you don’t want, and honing in on the ones you do. Group your photos, files and clips by type or by program to look at last month’s book reports, queue up video clips for posting, or to prep for building another great photo album. For all the things you want to do, Toshiba ReelTime™ saves you serious time.

To open TOSHIBA Reel Time:

1. Click the Start menu.
2. Enter "Reel" into the search field.
3. Click "Reel Time" in the search results.
4. The TOSHIBA Reel Time will open. By default "Everything" is selected, showing all of your files in chronological order. You can then choose to view documents, photos, videos, as well as other items. 
   
5. To learn more about TOSHIBA Reel Time, click the question mark icon in the lower Right corner of the screen.

CLICK HERE for additional information about TOSHIBA Reel Time.

SERVICE STATION

This application allows your computer to automatically search for TOSHIBA software updates or other alerts from TOSHIBA that are specific to your computer system and its programs. When enabled, this application periodically transmits to our servers a limited amount of system information required to perform these updates or alerts. This feature is enabled by default.

To open Service Station:

1. Click the Start menu.
2. Enter "Service Station" into the search field.
3. Click "Service Station" in the search results.
4. Service Station will open.

To enable / disable Service Station:

1. Click the "View Program Access Information" link located under "Last Update" in the lower Left corner.
2. Toshiba Service Station Access Information window will open.
3. To disable this application (not recommended) click the disable button. To continue using this application click the enable button.

This is a Bluetooth Stack for Windows by Toshiba update

Changes in this update

1. This update fixes Security Vulnerabilities discussed in Toshiba Bluetooth Stack Security Update.
   

   Installation Instructions

   1. Download and save this file to a convenient location such as the Windows Desktop.
   2. Save all work in progress and close open applications.
   3. Double-click the downloaded file TC00636200a.exe to start the installation.
   4. Press the Start button at the Toshiba Archive Extractor window.
   5. Press Yes if a User Account Control message is displayed.
   6. If Bluetooth Stack for Windows by Toshiba v9.10.32(T) is applied successfully, the message below will be shown. Click Yes to restart the system.

LAPTOP CHECKUP

Laptop Checkup will check for:

• Issues that may be slowing down your laptop.
• Data, photos and music files that need backup.
• Viruses, spyware, malware and other threats.

To open Laptop Checkup:

1. Click the Start menu.
2. Enter "Laptop" into the search field.
3. Click "Toshiba Laptop Checkup" in the search results.
4. If this utility has not been used, it will automatically launch and install.
   
5. Laptop Checkup will open allowing you to perform maintenance functions on your laptop to keep it running at peak performance.
   

APP PLACE

Because our apps are cloud based, you don’t need to download them to your computer. Instead you access them through the Internet. They save your valuable hard drive space; you always have the latest, most up-to-date software version. Your apps are virtually always available to you, anytime, from anywhere.

To make it easier, we’ve grouped our apps onto four main packages specially designed to work for you and your Toshiba laptop.

• Road Warrior - All your things with you wherever you are.
• Family CEO - Your household organized, Your memories kept.
• The Essentials - The essential apps that make any device complete.
• Student life 101 - Balancing your busy student life. 

To open TOSHIBA App Place:

Click on the Blue App Place icon in the task bar (if present).

OR

1. Click the Start menu.
2. Enter "App" into the search field.
3. Click "Toshiba App Place" in the search results.
4. Toshiba App Place web page will open. Sign in using your existing account or create a new account in the upper Right corner.
   
5. To learn more about Toshiba App Place, CLICK HERE.

Change points:

1. Fixed: System crashes after login.
2. Improved package downloads by using the Binary Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS).
3. Combined the Download and Install buttons.
4. Added a Home Link to the Settings Page.
5. Removed the Notification Level Setting.
6. Deletes obsolete software - i.e. Software that was already downloaded and installed.
7. Notification message improvements.

Installation Instructions

1. Save this file to a convenient location such as the Windows Desktop
2. Save all work in progress and close open applications.
3. On the Windows Desktop, double-click the downloaded file to start the installation.
4. Answer the displayed prompts to complete the installation.

PC HEALTH MONITOR

The TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor proactively monitors a number of system functions such as power consumption, battery health and system cooling, informing you of significant system conditions.

To open HDD Protection properties to allow enabling / disabling (not recommended):

1. Click the Start menu.
2. Enter "Health" into the search field.
3. Click "PC Health Monitor" in the search results.
4. TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor will open displaying overall health of your computer.
   
5. Clicking on the images will open a new window displaying status of for that function. Clicking on "Hard Disk Drive 3D Sensor" will open the HDD Protection properties described above.

CLICK HERE and refer to your Owner's Manual for additional information for the PC Health Monitor.

PC HEALTH MONITOR

The TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor proactively monitors a number of system functions such as power consumption, battery health and system cooling, informing you of significant system conditions.

To open HDD Protection properties to allow enabling / disabling (not recommended):

1. Click the Start menu.
2. Enter "Health" into the search field.
3. Click "PC Health Monitor" in the search results.
4. TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor will open displaying overall health of your computer.
   
5. Clicking on the images will open a new window displaying status of for that function. Clicking on "Hard Disk Drive 3D Sensor" will open the HDD Protection properties described above.

CLICK HERE and refer to your Owner's Manual for additional information for the PC Health Monitor.

TOSHIBA VALUE ADDED PACKAGE

The Toshiba Value Added Package (TVAP) provides an essential link to system resources required by several TOSHIBA original program components for access to BIOS functions etc, such as:

• TOSHIBA eco Utility provides extended power control options to our customers over devices in Toshiba notebooks. Reduction in power consumption by switching to optimum power settings based on plugged-in or on battery power machine status, or remaining battery power percentage.
• TOSHIBA HWSetup lets you customize your hardware settings according to the way that you work with your computer and the peripherals you use.
• TOSHIBA Password Utility lets you set and maintain password security that restricts access to the computer.
• TOSHIBA Flash Cards provides additional Hotkey (Function Fn keys) functionality to Toshiba notebooks and includes an intelligent user interface (UI) in the form of a graphical drop-down invoked by hotkey operation. This improves the user experience by allowing them to visually identify current status and available options at time of selection, saving them time spent blindly moving between the hot-key options to find the one they need.
• TOSHIBA PC Diagnostic Tool can display the basic information of a computer and diagnose simple issues using Windows built-in toolset.

TVAP should be installed before other Toshiba Utility files to ensure their proper functioning.

If TVAP is not installed on your computer, you can verify if it is available for your specific model under "Downloads" on the TOSHIBA support web site (support.toshiba.com).

TOSHIBA VALUE ADDED PACKAGE

The Toshiba Value Added Package (TVAP) provides an essential link to system resources required by several TOSHIBA original program components for access to BIOS functions etc, such as:

• TOSHIBA eco Utility provides extended power control options to our customers over devices in Toshiba notebooks. Reduction in power consumption by switching to optimum power settings based on plugged-in or on battery power machine status, or remaining battery power percentage.
• TOSHIBA HWSetup lets you customize your hardware settings according to the way that you work with your computer and the peripherals you use.
• TOSHIBA Password Utility lets you set and maintain password security that restricts access to the computer.
• TOSHIBA Flash Cards provides additional Hotkey (Function Fn keys) functionality to Toshiba notebooks and includes an intelligent user interface (UI) in the form of a graphical drop-down invoked by hotkey operation. This improves the user experience by allowing them to visually identify current status and available options at time of selection, saving them time spent blindly moving between the hot-key options to find the one they need.
• TOSHIBA PC Diagnostic Tool can display the basic information of a computer and diagnose simple issues using Windows built-in toolset.

TVAP should be installed before other Toshiba Utility files to ensure their proper functioning.

If TVAP is not installed on your computer, you can verify if it is available for your specific model under "Downloads" on the TOSHIBA support web site (support.toshiba.com).

TOSHIBA VALUE ADDED PACKAGE

The Toshiba Value Added Package (TVAP) provides an essential link to system resources required by several TOSHIBA original program components for access to BIOS functions etc, such as:

• TOSHIBA eco Utility provides extended power control options to our customers over devices in Toshiba notebooks. Reduction in power consumption by switching to optimum power settings based on plugged-in or on battery power machine status, or remaining battery power percentage.
• TOSHIBA HWSetup lets you customize your hardware settings according to the way that you work with your computer and the peripherals you use.
• TOSHIBA Password Utility lets you set and maintain password security that restricts access to the computer.
• TOSHIBA Flash Cards provides additional Hotkey (Function Fn keys) functionality to Toshiba notebooks and includes an intelligent user interface (UI) in the form of a graphical drop-down invoked by hotkey operation. This improves the user experience by allowing them to visually identify current status and available options at time of selection, saving them time spent blindly moving between the hot-key options to find the one they need.
• TOSHIBA PC Diagnostic Tool can display the basic information of a computer and diagnose simple issues using Windows built-in toolset.

TVAP should be installed before other Toshiba Utility files to ensure their proper functioning.

If TVAP is not installed on your computer, you can verify if it is available for your specific model under "Downloads" on the TOSHIBA support web site (support.toshiba.com).

TOSHIBA VALUE ADDED PACKAGE

The Toshiba Value Added Package (TVAP) provides an essential link to system resources required by several TOSHIBA original program components for access to BIOS functions etc, such as:

• TOSHIBA eco Utility provides extended power control options to our customers over devices in Toshiba notebooks. Reduction in power consumption by switching to optimum power settings based on plugged-in or on battery power machine status, or remaining battery power percentage.
• TOSHIBA HWSetup lets you customize your hardware settings according to the way that you work with your computer and the peripherals you use.
• TOSHIBA Password Utility lets you set and maintain password security that restricts access to the computer.
• TOSHIBA Flash Cards provides additional Hotkey (Function Fn keys) functionality to Toshiba notebooks and includes an intelligent user interface (UI) in the form of a graphical drop-down invoked by hotkey operation. This improves the user experience by allowing them to visually identify current status and available options at time of selection, saving them time spent blindly moving between the hot-key options to find the one they need.
• TOSHIBA PC Diagnostic Tool can display the basic information of a computer and diagnose simple issues using Windows built-in toolset.

TVAP should be installed before other Toshiba Utility files to ensure their proper functioning.

If TVAP is not installed on your computer, you can verify if it is available for your specific model under "Downloads" on the TOSHIBA support web site (support.toshiba.com).

Notes

1. Requires Blu-ray drive to play Blu-ray Discs

Change Points

1. Fixed: Skyfall Blu-ray Disc title will not play.

Install Instructions

1. Save the downloaded file to the Windows Desktop.
2. Save all work in progress and close open applications.
3. On the Windows Desktop, double-click the downloaded file to start the installation.
4. Click Start when the Toshiba Archive Extractor window is displayed.
5. Click Yes to continue if a User Account Control window is displayed.