Toshiba Flash Card has stopped working ?

I'm getting this message all the time now and I'm not sure what to do about
it. I'm new to Vista and I can't figure out what the Flash Card thing is all
about. It keeps telling me Windows will close the program & notify me if a
solution is available. I'm searching for answers.
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"Spirit" <> wrote in message
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> Flash cards sit at the top of your monitor and add access to function keys
> ( F1-12) and other functions such as brightness, standby, and some are
> programmable.
>
> Go to Toshiba and download and install ALL the new drivers,
> BIOS, and utilities... there is a bulletin about the camera issue
> there.... My New Toshiba laptop sings after I upgraded all the
> drivers, BIOS, and utilities.
>

Too funny... I read this thread and thought "Flash Cards?" WTF are they
talking about? Thumb drives?

Then it hit me... "Flash Cards" must be a Toshiba utility. I'll admit it's
been almost ten years since I put finger to Toshiba kybd...

Lang

Did you resolve this issue?. I am getting same message. i down loaded
Toshiba Added value package from pcsupport.toshiba .com. still not
working.. could please help me.
Thanks


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madhu

I has the same problem.

Try:

Control Panel - Performance Information and Tools - Adjust visua
effects
"Use visual styles on windows and buttons" function on the very botto
should be enabled to let the flash cards working


I restart 3 times my PC till now and work fine :

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jleitao;4090399 Wrote:
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> Try:
> Control Panel - Performance Information and Tools - Adjust visua
> effects
> "Use visual styles on windows and buttons" function on the very botto
> should be enabled to let the flash cards working
>

This solution worked perfectly for me, thanks so much, I was beginnin
to think I would never be able to fix it.

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In the absense of any other info, I'd first measure the battery voltage.
Then, assuming that it's OK, suspect that the "update" may have
Nailed BIOS. If so Toshiba repair may be your only choice. It's also
possible that the laptop did not go back together properly.
The minature connectors to flex flat "cables" are always suspect for proper
connections.

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> hi everyone,
> Hope someone can help me. I downloaded a Toshiba flashcards update and
> a corrupted file has crashed my laptop. I actually opened my laptop,
> unsoldier my CMOS battery rinstalled it and all back together. What
> actually happens, is that I turn on my laptop the harddrive light
> flickers for a few seconds and then nothing, the power is there but
> nothing happens.
> you all have a great day,
> Dino
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Toshiba Service Center-- Usually, there is a phone number etc in the docs
that came with the laptop.
Otherwise you might need to do a google search. If it's an old slow laptop,
a trade might be an acceptable choice of alternatives.

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> hey chuck,
> Thanks for the info. The latop is acting just as it did before I took
> it apart. The voltage on the battery is fine. What is Toshiba repair??
> once again, thank you!!!
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