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    A135-S2386 ram problems

    Discussion in 'Toshiba' started by jv302, Jun 13, 2007.

  1. jv302

    jv302 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hello, I recently started another thread on this but figured I might try asking here. Here is the link to the other thread

    http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=130645

    Ok, so has anyone with this model or any other experienced anything like me? And have you figured out what the problem was? Thanks...
     
    jv302, Jun 13, 2007
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    machiaveli... Newbie

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    I am experiencing the same problem! And I am curious if it is possible that some BIOS for notebooks are made to work only for certain OS. My solution to this was first to update BIOS since those BIOS changes are made to solve an issue like this, but saw on Toshiba web site, after I found my model and BIOS download, that it has to have Vista installed on it! Is it even possible that BIOS for motherboard can knows which OS I run?! What if I want Linux on my notebook?!
     
    machiaveli..., Jul 13, 2007
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