Hello everyone yesterday i flashed a modded bios from donovan6000 and it worked until i ajusted some settings the laptop no longer boots, all it does is turn on and after 2 seconds turns off and repeats on its own.
Does anyone know how you use the usb method to reflash the bios on my laptop its a Toshiba Sattelite Pro L850 1P7 - PSKG7E.
It uses InsydeH2o I beg anyone that could help me plz i realy need the laptop for school.
Much apreciated everyone
PS ive tried removing the cmos battery it still doesnt work
That should be easy , google insyde bios recovery, there should be few methods. You don't need bootable usb, normal is fine, you need to rename your bios file to sone special name, again google and Andy's slic tool can help you also to find name.
Hi thanks alot from helping, im confused because there is alots of ways of doing it and my laptop turns on automaticly as soon as i plug the ac adapter and shuts down right after.
I would apreciate if you could help me set up a usb with the right file name for the .fd and fix the laptop its got all my school stuff in it plz i realy need someones help here
Again thanks to everyone
PS if anyone actualy manages to fix my laptop i will donate to paypal again thanks
Try this method first.https://www.bios-mods.com/bios-recovery/insyde-bios-recovery/ .
Download Andy's slic tool (phoenixtools) and open ypur bios file with it. Pop up window should tell you how to rename file for recovery. Let me know where you're stuck and I'll try to help. Im in same boat , but my situation is much harder.
Thanks alot from helping, ive ran andy tool and opened donovans6000 custum bios as i could not find toshibas original .fd becouse the use win installers and the bios is inside a .exe, i opened his bios and it comes up with a recovery file name which is FX64.f? is it correct should it even have dots and exclamation points?
Thanks alot dude
You can unpack exe with winrar , 7zip and similar. Inside should be bios. Sorry not sure about name since I never did it for insyde , but I'm pretty sure extension has to be fd. So maybe FX64.fd is correct.
Ive extracted the file and it only has 4 files which none are .fd there all .exe and one .bat and i tryed with the donovan6000 .fd for my laptop renamed to FX64.FD and it doesnt seem to do nothing the pc sometimes stays on with a black screen but most the times it just reboots every 3 seconds
PS: i extracted the .exe file inside the .exe from toshiba and found the .fd files one is for windows 8 and one for 7 not sure the name changes though the win 8 one is F8680.FD and the 7 is F680.FD i will try ussing the names as is and then rename both and test if it works.
There are two Bioses W7 = F680.FD and W8 = F8680.FD !
So You have to use the version aligned to your Windows !
Then use PMT 2.59 and extract all Modules into DUMP folder
and get Recovery Name FX64.fd (extract Bios Region) and
use the Recovery File as Insyde normal !
Here You go for W7 - W8 Recovery Files :
http://rghost.net/82QmyphYF
let me know
Regards
Thanks for the help dudes ive tryed accesing the file
http://rghost.net/82QmyphYF but its stuck loading is it okey if u reupload it oh and whats ptm 2.59 Again thanks!
PS: i managed to open the link ussing a vpn what should i do with the files
Prepare an USB Stick Dos Fat32 Formatted and copy your Bios Recovery file into and
use Recovery Procedure :
- Performing the emergency flash:
- Shutdown the netbook (notebook)
- Remove all peripheral devices
- Remove battery, Remove AC power cord
- Press and hold the power button for 10 seconds (battery and AC power still out), then release
- Put the USB Memory Stick in the USB port
- Hold "Fn" + "Esc" and plug the AC power cord in
- Now press the power button (whilst still holding Fn + Esc).
Wait until the fan will run, then release "Fn" + "Esc" keys
- The fan will run for about 2-10 minutes and the USB drive activity LED will blink
- I think the netbook rebooted automatically. If it doesn't, unplug the AC power cord once the fan has turned off
The bios should be updated with the modified BIOS, and boot as per normal.
Regards