Hello.
I own a
Satellite P750-02T (Part no. *PSAY3A-02T001*).
In the order what I did:
1) I formatted its HDD and reinstalled OS to
Windows 7 x64 Ultimate SP1.
Then I downloaded
ONLY BIOS and the drivers from
its Downloads page :
2) I updated its BIOS to
v1.90 (the laptop came with v1.80)
3) I installed all the drivers:
- both LAN and WiFi
- Intel Chipset (latest available)
- all video drivers (Intel HD Graphics, NVIDIA Graphics, and Intel HDMI)
- Card Reader
- Realtek HD Audio (latest)
- Synaptics Touchpad
- USB3.0
- IR
- TV-Tuner
However, I'm
unable to install the Bluetooth driver (v8.00.06(T) )...
When I run setup from the
above-mentioned page it partially detects
'Bluetooth USB Controller-10 from TOSHIBA' (USB\VID_0930&PID_0215&REV_001)
and then installation simply freezes displaying
'Installing the Bluetooth Driver. Please wait.' and stays like that forever...
I also tried downloading a driver from
another location for TOSHIBA notebooks - v8.00.02(T):
and followed installation instructions displayed under 'Details'
but there was the same outcome - the setup simply freezes...
Installing Hotfix (*KB978258*) recommended there didn't work either - the message '+The update is not applicable to your computer+' pops up.
And I understand why - this Hotfix is
already included into Service Pack 1 for MS Windows 7.
I spent hours searching on the Internet for a solution. Although there were some similar cases none of the recommendations actually worked. I tried installing:
- WiFi driver before installing Bluetooth (someone suggested that those two are the parts of the same card);
- resuming installation in Safe Mode;
- Toshiba Value Added Package hoping those tools somehow will kick in.
Nothing worked...
It's interesting that when for the sake of experiment I tried to run installation for my generic Bluetooth adapter (using the driver
for non-TOSHIBA notebooks) then everything run smoothly!
Using Bluetooth connection on this laptop is very crucial for me.
I hope I shall not have to return this wonderful notebook as I know TOSHIBA is one of the best manufactures and am sure there is a solution to this problem.
Thank you very much.
Evgeny.
Message was edited by: CVD
clarified about using another generic Bluetooth adapter with non-TOSHIBA driver