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Geschrieben 01 April 2005 - 01:13

*USE CTRL/STRG+F TO SEARCH FOR YOUR MODEL*

UPDATES
  • 2006-05-16: added an alternative procedure posted by Christian how to bypass the WRONG MACHINE error message
  • 2006-03-04: updated post to reflect the new release of TOSHiBA DMI Update Utility v1.0 build 60303
    "Build 60303 fixes an issue where Satellite 5205-S705 units were programmed with the incorrect DMI model string."
  • 2005-08-14: added TOSHiBA DMI Update Utility (build 1.1b20050811) for Qosmio G25-AV513 (released 11-AUG-2005)
  • 2005-08-13: TOSHiBA have released an update for the DMI Update Utility on 03-AUG-2005 (1.0 build 50803):
    "Build 50803 fixes a problem where Satellite 1405-S171, and 1405-S172 were not properly offered as selections in the menu."
  • 2005-04-30: TOSHiBA released an update for the 5205-S703/4 issue.
    Very fast. I have to admit i have the feeling they have read what's goin on here.
    "Build 50429a fixes a problem for some Satellite 5205 models, where only "Satellite 5200" was offered in the menu."
Alternative way to get rid of the W R O N G  M A C H I N E error message
thanks to Guest Christian

You do not need to download anything, instead do this:
  • Insert your cd.
  • Boot system using cd (here is where you will get the W R O N G M A C H I N E error).
  • Change to the drive letter of the cd... mine was q: yours may be something else.
  • Go to the 'base' folder by typing "cd base" and press enter.
  • Type "os.bat" and this will start the ghosting process.
Your system should now be ghosting your computer to factory settings :)


DOWNLOAD
The most recent build (v1.0 build 60303, dated 2006-03-03) can be downloaded HERE (it includes ALL updates for the models listed in the DESCRIPTION section of this post)


DESCRIPTION
This utility must be used whenever the system board is replaced on any of the applicable models listed below and should be used instead of the DMI Write tool that is contained in the Toshiba Test and Diagnostics for the specific model. It will eliminate the "Wrong machine" messages when you try to restore the factory software image from the Config Builder CD or PIRAD CD/DVD. This tool will restore the "Manufacturer" and "Model" DMI values (strings) on supported platforms. Restoring these DMI strings will eliminate the "Wrong machine" error when you try to restore your factory software from the restore CDs/DVD.


It applies to these models:

Libretto 100CT, 110CT, 50CT, 70CT
Portege 300CT, 3010CT, 3025CT, 3110CT, 3015CT, 320CT, 3480CT, 7010CT, 7140CT, M205-S809, M200, R100, 2010, 4010, 2000, 4005, 4000, 3490CT, 3020CT, M205-S810, 7220CTe, 7200CTe, 7200CT, 7020CT, 7000CT, 3440CT
Qosmio E15-AV101, F15-AV201, G15-AV501
Satellite 1555CDS, 2100CDS, 2590CDT, 2545CDS, 2540CDS, 2535CDS, 2530CDS, 2515CDS, 2510CDS, 2505CDT, 2505CDS, 320CDT, 320CDS, 315CDT, 310CDT, 310CDS, 305CDT, 305CDS, 300CDS, 2775XDVD, 4060CDT, 4030CDT, 4025CDT, 4020CDT, 4015CDT, 4015CDS, 4010CDT, 4010CDS, 4005CDT, 4100XDVD, 4090XDVD, 4085XCDT, 4080XCDT, 4005CDS, 4000CDS, 335CDT, 335CDS, 330CDT, 330CDS, 325CDT, 325CDS, 2695DVD, 2590XDVD, 2590CDS, 2805-S603, 2805-S503, 1800-S253, 1800-S203, 1805-S253, 1805-S203, 1805-S208, 1805-S278, 1800-S207, 1805-S207, 1805-S154, 1805-S255, 1800-S256, 2060CDT, 1800-S254, A25-S279, A15-S1291, A15-S129, A10-S129, 5205-S705, 5205-SP505, A10-S177, A25-S307, A10-S167, A25-S308, A15-S158, A25-S208, A20-S208, A20-S207, A10-S178, A15-S157, A15-S128, A10-S128, A15-S127, A10-S127, 5205-S5151, 2455-S3001, 2455-S306, 2455-S305, 1415-S106, 1410-S106, 1410-S105, 2410-S185, 1415-S115, 1415-S105, 5205-S506, 5205-S505, 2435-S256, 2430-S256, 2410-S206, 2430-S255, 2410-S205, 2415-S206, 2435-S255, 2415-S205, 2410-S204, 1410-S174, 2410-S203, 1410-S173, 5205-S704, 5205-S504, 1415-S174, 5205-S703, 5205-S503, 1415-S173, 1405-S172, 1405-S171, 5105-S901, 1400-S152, 2400-S252, 2400-S202, 2400-S251, 2400-S201, 1400-S151, 5105-S702, 5105-S502, 2405-S202, 1405-S152, 5105-S701, 5105-S501, 2405-S221, 2405-S201, 1405-S151, 1805-S177, 5105-S608, 5105-S607, 5005-S508, 5005-S507, A45-S130, A10-S1691, 1800-S206, 4080CDT, 4000CDT, 315CDS, 2595CDT, 2500CDT, 2100CDT, A55-S1791, A55-S179, A55-S1291, A55-S129, A15-S1292, A10-S1291, 1800-S274, A55-S3063, A55-S3261, A55-S326, A55-S3062, A55-S3061, A55-S306, A25-S2792, A45-S1511, A45-S151, A45-S1211, A45-S121, A40-S1611, A40-S161, A15-S1692, A45-S1202, A45-S2502, A45-S1301, 5205-S119, A10-S1001, A10-S100, A40-S2701, A40-S270, A40-S2001, A40-S200, A45-S2501, A45-S250, A45-S1501, A45-S150, A45-S1201, A45-S120, A25-S207, A10-S169, A20-S259, A25-S2791, A20-S2591, 1800-S204, 5005-S504, 1805-S274, 1805-S254, 1805-S204, 1805-S273, 2545XCDT, 220CDS, 2805-S402, 2805-S302, 2805-S202, 2805-S401, 2805-S301, 2800-S202, 2805-S201, 2800-S201, 2755DVD, 2715XDVD, 2715DVD, 2675DVD, 2655XDVD, 2615DVD, 2595XDVD, 2595CDS, 225CDS, 2250XCDS, 2250CDT, 2210XCDS, 2210CDT, 2180CDT, 2140XCDS, 2105CDS, 2065CDT, 2060CDS, 2065CDS
Satellite Pro 4280ZDVD, 4300, 445CDT, 460CDT, 465CDX, 4260DVD, M15-S406, M15-S405, M10-S406, M10-S405, 6100, 6000, 4600, 490XCDT, 4280XDVD, 465CDT, 440CDX, 490CDT, 480CDT, 470CDT, 460CDX, 445CDX, 440CDT
TE-Series TE2000
Tecra 750CDM, A2, M2V, M2, A1, M1, TE2100, 9100, 9000, 750DVD, 8200, 8100, 8000, 750CDT, 780DVD, 780CDM


DMI UPDATE FOR SELECTED LAPTOPS
Satellite 1905-S277, 1905-S278, 1905-S301, 1955-S801, 1955-S802, 1905-S302, 1115-S103, 1905-S303, 1955-S803, 1905-S304, 1955-S804, 1110-S153, 1115-S104, 2435-S255, 2430-S255, 2430-S256, 2435-S256, P25-S509, P10-S4291, P15-S4091, P15-S409, 1115-S123, 1115-S107, 1955-S805, 1955-S806, P25-S508, P25-S670, P25-S5093, P25-S5201, P25-S520, P15-S470, P15-S4201, P15-S420, A35-S209, A35-S159, P35-S631, P35-S6111, P35-S611, P35-S6292, P30-S6363ST, P30-S6362ST, P35-S6291, P35-S629, P35-S6091, P30-S701TD, P35-S6311, P35-S609, A35-S1591, 1955-S807, P25-S676, P25-S5263, P25-S5262, P25-S5261, P25-S526, P10-S429, A35-S1593, P15-S479, P25-S609, A35-S1592, P25-S5092, A35-S2091, P25-S5091, M20-S257, M20-S258, P25-S487, P25-S477, P25-S507, P25-S607
Tecra S1, TE2300
Qosmio G25-AV513


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released 2006-01-31
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    Tecra A4, A4-S216, A4-S313, A4-S312TD
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    Satellite M45-S331, M45-S3311, M45-S351, M45-S3511, M45-S265, M45-S355, M45-S3551, M40-S417TD, M45-S165, M45-S1651, M45-S2651, M45-S2652, M45-S3552, M45-S3553, M45-S269, M45-S2691, M45-S2692, M45-S2693, M45-S359, M45-S3591, M40-S4111TD, M40-S4112TD


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Geschrieben 02 April 2005 - 08:26

If you want to apply the utility, I suggest you back up your original DMI settings first using DMICFG's Save DMI function. So if something goes wrong, you will be able to restore it.

DMICFG.exe can only be run in DOS real-mode.

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Geschrieben 08 April 2005 - 12:40

Does this fix any of the black bar issues :)

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Geschrieben 08 April 2005 - 06:57

No, THIS will fix it.

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Geschrieben 29 April 2005 - 04:56

I suggest you back up your original DMI settings first using DMICFG's Save DMI function.

This util is not able to handle the BIOS of the Toshiba 5205 series, but it ran on my Desktop with AWARD BIOS. Huge possibilities to alter the DMI information stored in the BIOS :) . It reminds me of the days when i modded ABIT KT7A BIOS mith 'modbin' & 'cbrom' and changed the EPA logo to a custom one :)

Btw i just used TOSHiBA DMI update utitility, but it shows only the 5200-Sxxx series for me, and choosing it results in still showing W R O N G M A C H I N E in big old DOS letters :P

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Geschrieben 30 April 2005 - 01:05

TOSHiBA released an update for the 5205 issue.

Build 50429a fixes a problem for some Satellite 5205 models, where only "Satellite 5200" was offered in the menu.

The new build can be downloaded HERE

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Geschrieben 05 Mai 2005 - 09:29

More Toshiba Laptops can enjoy the DMI update:

Satellite 1905-S277, 1905-S278, 1905-S301, 1955-S801, 1955-S802, 1905-S302, 1115-S103, 1905-S303, 1955-S803, 1905-S304, 1955-S804, 1110-S153, 1115-S104, 2435-S255, 2430-S255, 2430-S256, 2435-S256, P25-S509, P10-S4291, P15-S4091, P15-S409, 1115-S123, 1115-S107, 1955-S805, 1955-S806, P25-S508, P25-S670, P25-S5093, P25-S5201, P25-S520, P15-S470, P15-S4201, P15-S420, A35-S209, A35-S159, P35-S631, P35-S6111, P35-S611, P35-S6292, P30-S6363ST, P30-S6362ST, P35-S6291, P35-S629, P35-S6091, P30-S701TD, P35-S6311, P35-S609, A35-S1591, 1955-S807, P25-S676, P25-S5263, P25-S5262, P25-S5261, P25-S526, P10-S429, A35-S1593, P15-S479, P25-S609, A35-S1592, P25-S5092, A35-S2091, P25-S5091, M20-S257, M20-S258, P25-S487, P25-S477, P25-S507, P25-S607
Tecra S1, TE2300

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Geschrieben 17 Mai 2005 - 12:41

Hi, I've been having this "wrong machine" problem in my satellite 1905-s277 but when I try to use the toshiba aplication for the errror it keeps saying "failed to update" anyone here knows what else can I do?

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Geschrieben 13 August 2005 - 05:12

- added TOSHiBA DMI Update Utility (build 1.1b20050811) for Qosmio G25-AV513 (released 2005-08-11)
- TOSHiBA have released an update for the DMI Update Utility on 2005-08-03 (1.0 build 50803)

Dowload link can be found in first post.

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Geschrieben 04 März 2006 - 11:37

Updated post to reflect new release of TOSHiBA DMI Update Utility v1.0 build 60303:
"Build 60303 fixes an issue where Satellite 5205-S705 units were programmed with the incorrect DMI model string."

Also thread is now open for discussion and questions.

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Geschrieben 05 März 2006 - 11:03

What is a dmi update exactly? What does it stand for?

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Geschrieben 06 März 2006 - 12:31

Desktop Managment Interface. Applications can use DMI to identify/readout certain information of your PC or laptop. The description for what this update does you can find in the first post.
The important thing is that Toshiba recovery CDs/DVDs rely on certain DMI info, if they are incorrect you cannot use them.

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Geschrieben 01 Mai 2006 - 10:09

WEll, how exactly do you use this, do you just run it? Nothing else required?

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Geschrieben 07 Mai 2006 - 08:52

I have a Toshiba Equium 8000M desktop. I am trying to use my restore CD's but I get the Wrong Machine error when I try to use them. Nothing has changed on this computer except that I had upgraded it to Windows XP from 2000 a few weeks ago. It now constantly reboots (must not like XP) so I wanted to go back to it's original state. I see there is a DMI utility for laptops but can't find anything for Desktops. Do you know where I can find one?

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Geschrieben 08 Mai 2006 - 01:10

Hi, currently Toshiba doesn't provide a DMI Update tool for Equium series. So i suggested you get in contact with Toshiba Support and request it.
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Geschrieben 10 Mai 2006 - 11:34

Desktop Managment Interface. Applications can use DMI to identify/readout certain information of your PC or laptop. The description for what this update does you can find in the first post.
The important thing is that Toshiba recovery CDs/DVDs rely on certain DMI info, if they are incorrect you cannot use them.


:) :) :P :( :(


Here's the real deal:
You do not need to download anything, instead do this:
1. insert your cd
2. boot system using cd (here is where you will get the WRONG MACHINE ERROR)
3. change to the drive letter of the cd... mine was q: yours may be something else
4. go to the 'base' folder by typing "cd base" and press enter
5. type "os.bat" and this will start the ghosting process
6. your system should now be ghosting your computer to factory settings

:P :) :P :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

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Geschrieben 16 Mai 2006 - 02:55

Thanks for sharing :) Can anybody affected from the WRONG MACHINE issue confirm or share his experience with this procedure? Nevertheless i think it's safe and can add this to the first post.

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Geschrieben 22 Mai 2006 - 09:42

Hi,

One of my friends wants to sell his Toshiba Laptop 1110

He wanted to put it back to factory default using the 2 original Cd's but they seem badly scratched.

Is there an easy way to replace them ?

Is it downloadable?

Thank you in advance.

jr_posse@mail.com

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Geschrieben 22 Mai 2006 - 12:13

I know of no place where to download. Try calling Toshiba Support and let them send you a set of Disks.

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Geschrieben 27 Mai 2006 - 12:50

Here's the real deal:
You do not need to download anything, instead do this:
1. insert your cd
2. boot system using cd (here is where you will get the WRONG MACHINE ERROR)
3. change to the drive letter of the cd... mine was q: yours may be something else
4. go to the 'base' folder by typing "cd base" and press enter
5. type "os.bat" and this will start the ghosting process
6. your system should now be ghosting your computer to factory settings


Tks a lot...

I have tried this and works 100%

(os.bat in my is base.bat)

Tks one more time.

:)