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If the Toshiba Satellite Radius P55W-C looks and sounds familiar, it should: It's an upgrade of the Toshiba Satellite Radius P55W-B that I reviewed almost exactly one year ago.
Aside from cosmetic changes (a dark gray color scheme in lieu of lighter/silvery tones), a significant upgrade to the LCD (more on this later), and Windows 10, it's the same Satellite P-Series you know and love. Well, tolerate without too many complaints, anyway.Toshiba Satellite Radius P55w B5220
The big selling point remains its two-in-one status. With a full 10-point touchscreen and 360-degree hinge, you can use the P55W as a laptop, a slate, or in tent mode for media viewing. The big, 15.6-inch screen makes it a better portable TV than most, and the addition of a numeric keypad gives you more room to stretch out for hardcore spreadsheeting.
The big switch is the screen, which now boasts 4K resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels. Windows 10 is a little better prepared for this level of detail than Windows 8 (and earlier), which means you won't suffer quite as much through ultra-tiny dialogue boxes if you use it at full resolution. That said, unless you're watching 4K content (which you're not) it's easier to get around if you knock the resolution down a few ticks. The sacrifice of losing some windowing real estate is worth the added usability.
The big update is the screen, which now boasts 4K resolution.
Windows 10 is the other big change, though since the upgrade is free it's not really much of a sell. However, there's some comfort in knowing all of the machine's components will actually work with Win10, said the guy whose new laptop lost its webcam to a Windows 10 driver issue. Some minor component upgrades—a fifth generation Core i7 processor, a bump up to 12GB of RAM, and switching from a 1TB disk drive to a 512GB SSD provide some punch in the benchmark department. All told, the P55W-C tested at about 30 percent faster than the P55W-B. (Though you still shouldn't expect to use it for serious gaming, particularly at full resolution.)
The P55W remains a bit of a hulk, though at 4.5 pounds it has shaved about a third of a pound since last year. Screen brightness has improved by 24 percent, though it still isn't a champ among its peers. Audio is loud and clear, and even the keyboard feels a bit more solid. The new P55W is a millimeter thicker than its predecessor, and while that's probably been handed over to the LCD panel, it's possible some effort has been made to beef up the travel and responsiveness on the keyboard. Whatever's been done, it's a solid enough touch typer now and considerably better than most ultralights.
Three USB ports (two 3.0, one 2.0), HDMI, and an SD card slot remain the same as last year's model—almost. Bizarrely, the 2014 P55W had three USB 3.0 ports. Dropping one of them down to a USB 2.0 port in 2015 is something I can't readily explain.Satellite Radius P55w
The P55W takes its only real step back with battery life. While the P55W-B clocked over 6.5 hours of run time, I didn't muster even four hours with the P55W-C. A brighter, more advanced display would eat up some of that time, but the move to an SSD ought to balance it out for the most part. Guess not. That said, four hours isn't bad for this class of machine, but it ranks as merely average.
The P55W remains most appropriate to a user with a particular set of needs: someone who wants ultra-high resolution and convertible tablet features, but doesn't need superb performance or mind extra bulk in his bag. I can picture this guy, but have to close my eyes really hard to do it.Student-Contributed Wiki
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This guide aims to diagnose and solve common problems Toshiba users may face with their Satellite Radius P55W-B5112 laptops. Toshiba Satellite Radius P55w-b5112 Usb Controller Driver Download
*WiFi Does Not Connect
* Fully Charged, Will Not Turn On
*Bubbles in Screen
*Touchpad Unresponsive
*Backlight Visible through screen
*Hibernation Malfunctioning
You have trouble connecting to a WiFi network on your Toshiba P55W.
There are many reasons the wifi could be malfunctioning. Common reasons include interference frequencies, such as a speaker or cordless home phone; as well as magnetic pulls from many devices. It could also be related to software.
This is to see if that fixes your connection problem. Select the Start button > Restart button and see if that repairs the issue.
Follow the Command Prompt Repair Guide
If these steps do not work, follow the Repair Wifi with Command Prompt guide and as a last resort, contact your ISP and ask them to troubleshoot from their end.
Your Toshiba P55W is fully charged, but will not turn on.
Disconnect the battery from the power adapter,then hold down the power button for 30 seconds. Next put the battery back in along with the the power adapter and attempt to restart.
If this does not work, press the reset button located next to the sleep-and-charge USB outlet on the right side of the laptop. Then press down on the keyboard, right above the power button. If this does not solve the issue either, replace the battery using the battery change guide.
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If bubbles have appeared around the edges of the screen, replace the screenAir Trapped Between Polarized and LCD Layers of Screen
In some cases, air may have been trapped between the polarized layer of the screen (under outer, protective glass layer) and the inner, LCD layer of the screen, due to a manufacturing defect. In this case, replace the screen
.Touchpad Unresponsive
Your Toshiba P55W periodically or consistently cannot be used to scroll, move cursor, and/or click.Touchpad is Dirty
The touchpad may feel “crunchy” when clicked or have visible debris around the edges. Scrolling and moving cursor may still function normally. If visible debris is lodged around trackpad, try cleaning with air duster. If problem persists, remove touchpad, clean debris, and replace touchpad.Loose Ground Wire
Touch pad clicks feel mechanically normal, and touch pad has no visible debris lodged around edges, but will not function properly. The ground wire, connecting the touch-pad to the motherboard, may have become disconnected and need to be re-soldered. First , try replacing the touchpad. If problem persists, you need to resolder the touchpad ground wire to the motherboard.Backlight Visible through screen
Your Toshiba P55W's backlight is clearly visible after long period of use.Blown Circuit
The backlight may become visible after a period of time. If this happens, remove the screen, check out any circuits that have blown, and repair and replace accordingly. If the problem continues, replace the led backlight.Hibernation Malfunctioning
Your Toshiba P55W will hibernate/wake on its own.Needs RechargeToshiba Satellite Radius P55w-b5112 Usb Controller Driver Windows 10
The Toshiba Satellite Radius P55W-B5112 may face sleeping issues once dead for a period of time. If this happens, let it rest and then charge again after some time (approximately 2-3 hours). Then charge it up again.System Needs ResetToshiba Satellite Radius P55w-b5112 Usb Controller Driver Windows 7
remove the battery and hold the power button for 20 seconds in order to drain laptop of all energy. Plug in the battery as well as the power cord and reset by holding F8 and then reboot.
