hi i have a laptop model toshiba satellite a200 1ts PSAE6 AND I HAVE VERSION 2.60 x64 for vista windows instaled, or what windows should to instal ? 2.60 x64 for vista or v 5.60 for xp? which of two works better in windows 7 or 8?because on the home page of toshiba has this two versions of bios for xp and vista ,and has a phoenix bios and is locked ,has a intele core duoa T7500 and i want to overclock and i need help if you can unlock the bios thank you
Hello roberttt,
I will take a look at your BIOS image to see what can be unlocked.
Could you provide a link to the support page in which you found those BIOS updates?
(08-20-2014, 04:59 PM)Sml6397 Wrote: [ -> ]Could you provide a link to the support page in which you found those BIOS updates?
hi man thanks for your attention here is link but you have to select the model etc.
http://www.toshiba.eu/innovation/download_bios.jsp
in the PRODUCT TYPE select ARCHIVE
in the FAMILY select SATELLITE
in the PRODUCT SERIES select A SERIES
in the MODEL select A200 PSAE6
and in SHORT MODEL NUMBER select PSAE6E
and you cand download the bios over there becaus i dont now crete a link with the specified bios soryy
there are tree version of bios ,2 version with v2.60x32 and x64 for vista,and the third is v5.60for xp. now i have instales the bios version 2.60 x64 for windows vista,but i dont now which version could bee better for me if i run windows 7 or 8.1,thank you very much
Hello roberttt,
Thank you for the link. I will look at your BIOS image.
(08-20-2014, 06:21 PM)Sml6397 Wrote: [ -> ]Hello roberttt,
Thank you for the link. I will look at your BIOS image.
thank you for your help man i wait your answer
Hello roberttt,
Sorry for the delays. Your modified BIOS image is at the bottom of this post.
The modified BIOS image's name within the archive is "bios_mod.rom". You may need to rename the image to "bios.rom" or "bios.wph" before flashing.
There were not very many unlockable menus in this BIOS image. Room for adding menus and settings was limited as well.
Generic Warnings/Disclaimers:
Quote:Please remember to take proper precautions when flashing your BIOS. Even if the image is safe, the flashing process can still fail. Make sure that (if applicable) your notebook is fully charged (100%), the power plug is properly connected, and that the chance of the power going out is as minimal as possible. Do not interrupt the flashing process. If possible, it is a good idea to have a working CRISIS recovery disk when messing with your BIOS. Use the flashing instructions for your particular computer brand. DO NOT DO ANYTHING UNNECESSARY!!!
I take absolutely NO responsibility for ANY damages that may occur to you, your computer, your personal belongings, your neighbor's cat, or any other personnel or equipment as a direct or indirect result/consequence of your, or any one else's, use or misuse of any of the files that are in this archive at the present or at any time in the past or the future. You assume full responsibility for any damages or inconveniences that may occur by choosing to flash, or otherwise use or misuse, this image or any of the other files within this archive.
Have fun!
Please remember to post the results of the BIOS flash!
HASH VERIFICATION (DigitalVolcano's HashTool v1.1):
MDA5: 20610044a4b3e643fdd1cd968a71ee49
SHA-1: c74eef488dec30c100f4834800a094a11ef231e3
(08-26-2014, 01:52 PM)Sml6397 Wrote: [ -> ]Hello roberttt,
Sorry for the delays. Your modified BIOS image is at the bottom of this post.
The modified BIOS image's name within the archive is "bios_mod.rom". You may need to rename the image to "bios.rom" or "bios.wph" before flashing.
There were not very many unlockable menus in this BIOS image. Room for adding menus and settings was limited as well.
Generic Warnings/Disclaimers:
Quote:Please remember to take proper precautions when flashing your BIOS. Even if the image is safe, the flashing process can still fail. Make sure that (if applicable) your notebook is fully charged (100%), the power plug is properly connected, and that the chance of the power going out is as minimal as possible. Do not interrupt the flashing process. If possible, it is a good idea to have a working CRISIS recovery disk when messing with your BIOS. Use the flashing instructions for your particular computer brand. DO NOT DO ANYTHING UNNECESSARY!!!
I take absolutely NO responsibility for ANY damages that may occur to you, your computer, your personal belongings, your neighbor's cat, or any other personnel or equipment as a direct or indirect result/consequence of your, or any one else's, use or misuse of any of the files that are in this archive at the present or at any time in the past or the future. You assume full responsibility for any damages or inconveniences that may occur by choosing to flash, or otherwise use or misuse, this image or any of the other files within this archive.
Have fun!
Please remember to post the results of the BIOS flash!
HASH VERIFICATION (DigitalVolcano's HashTool v1.1):
MDA5: 20610044a4b3e643fdd1cd968a71ee49
SHA-1: c74eef488dec30c100f4834800a094a11ef231e3
now i can overclock the procesor if i change the bios?thanks
Hello roberttt,
This BIOS mod will not enable you to overclock your CPU. Once I can get my Phoenix BIOS research motherboard (likely within the next few weeks), I am going to begin looking into how I can add those settings.
As I said earlier, there were not too many things to unlock in your particular BIOS image. I did get some graphics memory settings unlocked though. In addition to this, your Main Menu is now very full.
Hello roberttt,
Have you flashed the BIOS yet or are you waiting for more advanced mods? More advanced mod types may take weeks or months before I am able to perform them.