The most common solution is the Phoenix Crisis Recovery Tool. The links to the software suggested on these websites/blogs/forums are usually dead, so I cannot try what they suggest. I have Googled and read website after blog after forum post, but nothing works. It then keeps repeating this "one long beep, two short beeps" sequence every couple of minutes. A couple of minutes later, it sounds one long beep then two short beeps. It beeps once when I press the power button, but the system doesn't turn on. I had no option but to unplug the laptop from the wall and remove the battery. The trackpad wouldn't move the cursor or anything. Phoenix Technologies WinPhlash starts and then halfway through the update, the whole thing freezes. So I run the update application within Windows 8. I have no idea what the previous BIOS version number was.
The only one was a BIOS update (to BIOS v1.70). Then I went to Toshiba's UK website to check if there were any drivers I needed to install for Windows 10. My sister asked me to update her laptop (Toshiba Satellite Pro C660D-1GR from Windows 7 pro (64-bit) to Windows 10 pro (64-bit).
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