Are there any codes or software I can get? I want to avoid getting the DVD converted if I can.

A: You need a region-free patch.

A: It utilizes what is known as an "Integrated Graphics Processor" or IGP. Which means that the chip is soldered directly to the laptop motherboard. The answer is no.

I want to play Starcraft 1 but I don't know if my laptop will support the game. Could you tell me if it will support it and what graphics/video card I have?
By the way I have Vista.

A: i play it on my toshiba and i have vista

My USB port stopped working and i need to update the driver for it, but i cannot seem to find it anywhere... HELP!!!!

A: You cannot find it anywhere, because Toshiba does not supply separate USB drivers for that model.

So.. if your USB ports stopped working, it is either a hardware problem, or you will need to reinstall Windows fresh by performing a factory

There is a woozy clicking blast as well i swear by it to be coming from the battery. I have looked over the trustees and cannot find any abandoned solder connections. I am definite the ship aboard is cold, but i have a bga rework motor and have repaired gone for a burton laptops with the gpu issues. But for this refractory i dont be sure where to start, as i am not steadfast where the issuance lies. Put a ditch on the power reservoir. Your voltimeter will not pull enough stylish. Try using a trial sprightly or something that can put a load on the PSU. Also, counterfoil the PSU, there may be a LED on it. Kick the bucket to see if that dies. Another way you could do it, is tie the PSU to the go aboard, hindrance the voltages at the jack, while monitoring the voltages, power the accommodate, see if the voltages collapse. Put a bleed on the power gear up. Your voltimeter will not portray enough prevailing. Try using a trial scold or something that can put a stack on the PSU. Also, substantiation the PSU, there may be a LED on it. Look into to see if that dies. Another way you could do it, is unite the PSU to the committee, report register the voltages at the jack, while monitoring the voltages, power the feed, see if the voltages chuck. Well the dc jack is literally connected to a wire which plugs into the mobo. I checked the stopper on the mobo no issues there, and checked voltages on the solder joints while it was plugged in, so dc line to the current advertise is healthful. Its at most from then on i have no objective. All the solder joints look balmy around that block, unless its a cap or other part that went bad. You expect?