Recent content by raspberrypiguy

I am posting the results of my test of the Anker Powercore 26800mah for powering a Raspberry Pi 3 for anyone considering a heck of a lot of electrons for Pi power. My Pi ran for 13 hours and 10min under a load of ~30% playing 720p video in Raspbian using the chromium web browser. This battery...

I have a Raspberry Pi 3b and I just got an Anker 26800mah USB battery bank. I am benchmarking the battery and am wondering how long it will run watching 720p video. The only devices connected are a keyboard and mouse. I thought the laptop discussion would be appropriate for battery life. Any...

Nicer miners will fit the factory BIOS back on the card so that the average person can buy it. My mining card has the stock BIOS on it as I am casual about my hobby mining. If a card happened to still have a mining BIOS on it you could reflash it using tutorials online. As for overclocks they...

Smart miners will decrease the power limit to 85% and Max out the fan to keep the cards running cool. Although the hashrates are lower the Hash/Watt ratio is more profitable. As long as you don't mess with the voltages or jack up the power limit a modest core and memory overclock is acceptable...

I guess I have to make a solution so if anyone else has this problem they will see the solution. Just hold f2 and then press the power button and just keep holding and holding and wham BIOS. Thanks Mark RM for trying to help Again I owe you one for attempting to help. :bounce:

I fixed it. I found this. https://support.toshiba.com/support/viewContentDetail?ct=SB&soid=2778023&ref=EV Thanks for trying to help. I owe you one Mark RM. The solution is to hold F2 before the power button is pressed and just to keep holding it and bang it works.

I downloaded the Toshiba service station 2.2.9 But I could not find how to access the BIOS. It must be another program. Have any ideas? **Update**I downloaded the program but it was not compatible with this version of windows. So I need to install windows 7 on to another laptop drive and...

It is booting now and it decided to launch automatic repair so I need to tell it no, just boot Windows 10.

Maybe I should try downloading the Utility on the link you sent me. Reinstalling HDD now. If it works I can reset to defaults. (which means no fast boot :) )

I tried that several times and it did not work. Thanks for helping BTW. 1 Mississippi 2 Mississippi 3 Mississippi release. It did nothing after several attempts.

It just shows a blinking line in the upper left corner and refuses to go the the BIOS.

I will try that now.

Grab a USB Keyboard and plug it in. Use that instead.

I have a Toshiba Satellite A665-S5170 laptop I purchased from my friend a few days back. I want to wipe it and put Linux on it and whatnot but I cannot access the boot menu or the BIOS to boot from a DVD or flash drive. He has not put a password on it but has enabled fast boot if I remember...