However, I have to disable it again, then put the laptop to sleep and it wakes again so that the keyboard works again.įurthermore, if I reboot after using the fn + f5, again, the touchpad is enabled in the BIOS and Windows does not start. If I use FN + F5 to activate the touchpad (while it is already disabled in the BIOS), I simply disable the keyboard. I have thus tried to reinstall the Toshiba and the generic Synaptics driver but no touchpad. When you access the parameters of 'Mouse', the system will first ask me if I want to uninstall the Synaptics drivers. Manager devices displays only the USB mouse, that I have connected or anything. I've had the laptop that works all night to see if I was just being too impatient, but nothing helps.Īlso, the system does not detect the touchpad. Starting in safe mode, it will also stop after loading all the drivers. It just stops at 'Starting Windows' screen - not the gel (continuous loop animation), it will not simply continue. If I re-enable the touchpad in the BIOS, Windows will not start.
After that, the installation went well and I subsequently installed all drivers (downloaded from Toshiba) manually correspondents.Īll devices can be installed and work properly - with the exception of the touchpad. For the installation to finish, I had to disable all unnecessary devices in the BIOS, including the internal pointing device/keyboard. Recently, I installed Windows 7 on my C850-1F2.
Satellite C850-1F2 - cannot activate the touchpad The Toshiba pre-installed Vista OS has already been activated.ĪFAIK if you upgraded the operating system Vista to Win 7 using the Toshiba Windows 7 upgrade kit then a Win 7 must be already activated and does not need to be enabled separately Keep told by entering the serial number that it was origonally installed with Vista, but no info on how to activate it. Really sorry to this topic, but with the new Satellite U500 - 11G can not activate the upgrade to Windows 7. Satellite U500 - 11G - cannot activate the upgrade to Windows 7
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