1. Toshiba E-studio 160 Driver Download

I made an original post with my now ancient (10 year old) Satellite P105-S9722 back in 2009 & 2011 for Windows 7 64-bit drivers. I also made a post for Windows 8 & 8.1 drivers. (No longer available as the Toshiba Forum has been discontinued.) Now that I have newer systems, I have experimented loading Windows 8, then upgrading to Windows 10 in my P105-S9722 system. Wanted to share some observations and any issues I came across.

Toshiba E-studio 160 Driver Download

I have listed here some basic drivers you can use for your P100/P105 systems for Windows 10 and 32/64-bit to work. Many of these listed are from other users, but there may be some additional drivers many may not know about. I can't guarantee that all of these will make your system work 100%, but hopefully this will make your upgrade just a little quicker & easier.

Before using these driver, I recommend you do a fresh install of Windows 10 32 or 64-bit regardless if you are using XP, Vista, 7, 8 or 8.1 32 or 64-bit systems. Now I did upgrade my system during the free upgrade period from Windows 8.1. I do recommend using either a USB flash drive or DVD disk to do a fresh install of Windows 10. After installing the Operating System (OS), immediately go to Programs and Features in Control Panel. Make sure to turn on the.NET Framework 3.5 (includes.NET 2.0 and 3.0).

You will need this to install some of the Toshiba utilities. Many of the native drivers for Windows 10 will automatically be installed. The wifi driver should work. I am using a Sparklan GN-WS30N 802.11n using Ralink RT2860 chipset that works in 10. SOUND CARD: The biggest issue of Windows 7, 8 & 10 32/64-bit is that there is no sound. The old Audio 4.8.0.0 driver is the only driver that still works in Windows 10.

There are much newer versions, but for some reason, the old driver works the best. 1) Download the driver. Yes, you will have the 3 GB usable in Windows 10 pro 32 or 64 bit. This is the limitation of the Core 2 Duo processor. I even had that limitation when I had Windows XP installed with 4 GB RAM. Even with that, the OS still runs well.

Just dont install any virtual machines or run more than 3 programs or several websites simultaneously. I have the 64 bit installed and I have no issues running it on Win 8, 8.1 or 10 (I've had all 3 installed). As I stated in the post, only issues I had was the computer automatically starting when I left the lid after I shut it down.my solution, unplug laptop after it shuts down. The drivers for the sound, video & Multimedia controller were a challenge.

Just manually install the old Vista drivers and they will work. My 1440 X 900 screen died on me recently and I replaced it with a WSXGA+ (1680 X 1050) (for a Satellite Pro X205 series) from a 3rd party website. The connections are exactly the same and the NVidia driver will work as long as it is installed manually.

If your computer is no longer reading your hard drive with the OS, it can be one of several issues: - bad hard drive (check hard drive. If bad, replace and reinstall the OS and all software). motherboard going bad (this will be more noticable if you cant get into your bios) - hard drive may not be fully connected (rare, but it does happen, remove fully, then put back in). bios may need updating (may not be the issue, but it is recommended your bios have the most recent version installed). You may need to phyically dismantle your laptop if you want work on the issue yourself, else you may need to seek assistance as working on a laptop can be cumbersome if you are not used to working on a smaller scale.

Do note that this thread specifically discusses on drivers to install on the P105 series.