Toshiba Laptop Froze Repaired
Symptom: Toshiba laptop some time freeze at booting screen with continuous beep.
I have started inspection of the laptop. I have pressed the power button I got power led light up and laptop screen come up with Toshiba logo and stuck up there with continuous beep this symptom is familiar I have repaired most of the laptops on my workbench for this problem. This is because of some keyboard key is stuck up and it is interferes and misguiding booting process. But which key? Because to find the culprit and for further troubleshooting I must have to complete booting process first.
So with help of the fingers I have taped on the entire key by giving little pressure & somehow I manage to get into the booting process and I got the desktop screen so the keyboard fault is confirmed.
But to fulfilled my curiosity and found which key is problematic; I have opened the WordPad and start to type each letter by pressing each key at a time.
But no success because here I got every key is working without any problem. So I have shutdown the laptop and again restarted with same process which I did earlier. After booting from the desktop I have opened windows explorer from taskbar screen for running some test utility suddenly stuck key beep started and I found the culprit key.
This key is located exactly beside the Letter “P” that is [ key.
I have removed the keycap and try to clean with the IP But no success hence I have Decide to just replace the whole keyboard .
So I have ordered new keyboard
By attaching the new keyboard I have done several rebooting process in several time interval and that beep problem didn’t arrived again problem is solved. Now the laptop is ready for the delivery with the new keyboard.
This article was prepared for you by Yogesh Panchal who works as a Computer Hardware Engineer in Mumbai India.
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Good job. Replacing internal laptop keyboards is likely cheaper in big countries. Because in my small country (with no doubt 17 million inhabitants) we have surrounded countries that all use their own keyboard keysettings. (AZERTY in Belgium, and also Germany and France use their own special keyset). In the Netherlands we use the international QWERTY United States keyboard setting. But since the United States is on the other site of the Globe we can’t buy them there cheap either.
Albert,
Thanks for comment. in India we too use QWERTY Pattern.
Quickly Key board Installation Job.
Good .Mr yogesh.
Thanks Suranga.
This a very helping article it headed something to my knowledge. God bless you.
Thank you! Sir.
Good job, Yogesh. Too bad you could only get a keypad with English on it.
Thank You Sir,
In India 95% laptops are used In English Only.
Very professional way of troubleshooting!
Thank You !Sir.
Very interesting,i dont know that error with the keyboard.Thanks for sharing
Nawual,
Your Welcome!.
Nice job mr Yogesh Panchal for the lesson i have learnt to solve that issue
Paul,
Thanks for your Comment.
Good job Yogesh, the new keyboard will last much more.
Humberto,
Keyboard Last is depend upon the way of using. some of my customers using laptops since last 10 years with regular 8 hrs. job till the day in good condition even without fading the letters on the Key cap.
very nice and very use full fault finding is done by you
Good work Yogesh though it was a hard work to catch the culplit
thank you very much,your repair tips and your website is a great help.