Why does the toshiba satelite 110-195 not appearon sites in English?
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Well first of all, the Toshiba satellite series is A110, not 110.\n\nMaybe the 195 is a model which is manufactured for sale  overseas, in non-english speaking markets?  I notice that Toshiba support site doesn't even list that model, just the A110-ST111.\n\nHere's a review of the A110-275
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Wireless networks conform to a worldwide standard (802.11).  A wireless laptop from any country will work in any other country.  The language version of your sofwtare also makes absolutely no difference.\n\nIt sounds as though you may be attempting to connect to a wireless network that has security restrictions imposed, thus preventing you connecting.
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Did you try going to My Computer?  I used to have a 2000 Millenium edition, so i think they might be similiar.  My computer>Internet connections. That's about it...
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I've seen a couple of older laptops where you had to follow the manufacturer's special instructions for getting XP installed successfully.  I'd check Toshiba's website for any documentation (as opposed to just drivers and bios updates) that might be related to your laptop.\n\nI might also try booting from the XP install CD instead of trying to run it from within the Win 2000 environment.  Or if you don't want to do that, you might want to stop any anti-virus software you might have running, and use task manager (ctrl+alt+del) to shutdown as many unnecessary processes as you can before launching Setup.  You might even want to download, update, and run Ad-aware and maybe Spybot S&D and see if you might have some spyware interferring that needs removing.\n\nAt any rate, it's generally a good idea to make a backup before you try anything too drastic.
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I used to have a Toshiba and it crashed and nobody can fix it. My suggestion: dump it and get a Gateway.
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Probably the only place (online, anyway) in Europe that might have it: http://overclockers.co.uk/
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go to :\n\nhttp://www.fairchildsemi.com
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Article - Toshiba Acquires SoCrates Soft @ AccessMyLibrary.com \nExcerpt: "(From Business Line) Bangalore, March 8 - THE city-based SoCrates Software India, has been acquired by Toshiba, to become..." Courtesy access with library card.accessmylibrary.com/comsite5/bin/pdinventory.pl?page=smx_aml_a&... - More from this site \nThe Hindu Business Line : Toshiba acquires SoCrates Soft \nToshiba acquires SoCrates Soft. Our Bureau. Bangalore , March 8 ... Toshiba acquires SoCrates Soft `Indian business owners among the top e-mail users globally' ...www.thehindubusinessline.com/2005/03/09/stories/2005030900250500.htm
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you can make free user there. \nthis site have nearly all of world top most drivers.\nuse \nwww.driversguide.com\n\nYou can also get driver from toshiba website.
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Go here and click on the button that says "PC Software and Drivers."  Then select English.\n\nhttp://www.benq-siemens.com/cds/frontdoor/0,2241,hq_en_0_130289_rArNrNrNrN_xcs%253A130989_xcp%253A130781,00.html
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G (54Mbit) and B (11Mbit) are both based on the RF 2.4GHz and are compatible.\nThe A type is based on the RF 5 GHz and isn't compatible with the G and B standard.\nMany new laptops have either a B/G adapter card or even a A/B/G adapter built in.
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Is it a toshiba? there's a known issue with some tosh laptops caused by a flawed power jack connection.\n\nPS: dont quote me on this, but I heard that tosh won't fix it under warranty, despite the fact that it makes the laptop unsuitable for use as a portable device. If this is the problem & you are in the UK, there's a couple of independent repairers who can sure up the connection with epoxy resin saving you a lot of money.\n\nADD ON: I've seen your update, & it could be down to the issue I've mentioned. If you're not in the UK & this does turn out to be the problem, find a small independent repairer & if they start quoting silly prices for replacement parts, mention what I've told you here. \n\nIf you are in the UK, try the link below, although if you are outside of Yorkshire, transit costs may make the cost prohibitive.
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In your laptop's manual, it shows where the slot is.\nToshiba's website does also.\nhttp://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/su/su_sc_docTOC.jsp?moid=191877&ct=UG&soid=210682&BV_SessionID=@@@@1296195937.1164673138@@@@&BV_EngineID=ccchaddjhhgkedhcgfkceghdgngdgmm.0\nClick Printer Friendly Version\ngo to page 49 for a picture of your machine and the memory expansion slot.
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Check out a Toshiba Satallite!
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visit the following link:\nhttp://www.toshiba-europe.com/eu/contact/details.asp?group=By+Service+Company
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for an easier solution:\n\ngoto: \nhttp://maps.google.com/ \nand type in your address. There is a hyperlink in the top right hand corner that says "sattelite". Click, and there you go.
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Without the model number it's going to be hard to tell you where it is exactly, but I've seen the switch on the side of the laptop. Look all around on the outside. Good luck.