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Flashing Toshiba Satelite L510 BIOS from USB
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Preparing the bootable pendrive | |
1. Download http://wincmd.ru/black_dog/v6535/crdisk.rar, password is "crisis" | |
2. Download Ultimate BIOS-Boot-Edition from https://biosflash.com/e/bios-boot-usb-stick.html | |
3. Follow the steps in biosflash.com until you finish created the USB bootable drive | |
4. Download driver from Toshiba https://support.toshiba.com/support/viewContentDetail?contentId=2486122 | |
5. Extract the downloaded driver file, you will able to see PR10M150.fd | |
6. Copy all the files extracted from crdisk.rar to the bootable pendrive, you should able to see PHLASH16.exe when you open you pendrive | |
7. Copy PR10M150.fd to bootable pendrive, then rename it to BIOS.FD | |
8. Remove BIOS.WPH file from the bootable pendrive | |
Flashing | |
1. Unplug battery and AC adapter from the laptop | |
2. Plug in the USB drive | |
3. Press Fn+F | |
4. While holding Fn+F, plug in the AC adapter, then press power button | |
5. Release Fn+F when you see 2 LED light up after you press power button | |
6. If you see your BIOS immediately, repeat step 1 to 5 | |
7. If you see a blank page and 1 LED light on keyboard, means the laptop is flashing the BIOS, wait for around 5 minutes. | |
8. Your laptop will bootup again into BIOS when it completed | |
9. You can enter BIOS using F2 to see your version of BIOS already being flashed | |
Good luck |
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