Dell BIOS Password Removal
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Hello, i have tried everything, the paperclip short, hitting esc million times, like 100 default password, ripped the thing apart about 5 times and not getting ANYTHING. I am begging for your help, it will be greatly appriciated.
service tag: CP2XG81-595B
hdd s/n: MRL273L2JA568G
Hello, i have tried everything, the paperclip short, hitting esc million times, like 100 default password, ripped the thing apart about 5 times and not getting ANYTHING. I am begging for your help, it will be greatly appriciated.
service tag: CP2XG81-595B
hdd s/n: MRL273L2JA568G
You need to remove all power from the laptop, locate your CMOS battery and disconnect it (or remove it if it is a coin style battery) for 30 minutes. That will not remove the Admin /Configure Setup Password, but it will reset BIOS Defaults of Boot Order 1) Diskette 2)HDD 3)CD Drive and reenable disabled drives. That default boot order will be locked still by the password, but by then removing the HDD from the laptop, it will allow a boot from the CD Drive with the CDR version of the DST file from this Website and erase the eeprom, then reset only the Service Tagnaveric said:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/judslat/paragon/
The Case of the Deadman's Laptop (for Rustam_ or ? dell d610 bios password)
I recently became the proud owner of a Dell Latitude D610 PP11L. Here is how:
A male friend of my sister's died a few months ago and his brother got his new laptop. I heard about it because my sister asked me to help him with the password to the laptop. Until a few days ago when I first saw the laptop I thought she was referring to just the Windows password. I had quoted a price to restore the laptop. He (recall, the brother of my sister's friend) never got back to me and I assumed he just didn't want to pay anything, or fixed it himself. I also later learned that in the meantime he was shopping it around to his friends who said they would try; they all failed. My sister informed me that he was so disgusted he wanted to sell it cheap. When we met and I saw it boot up, I was somewhat surprised to find the so-called "gray screen" as Paragon calls it. Never seen this before. So I purchased the laptop with the confidence that I will get through it.
Shortly after starting my research I came across all the posts here regarding this type of password and the best solution is held by Rustam_. So here I am.
Service Tag: 6D5ZC91-595B
And the password is......
Thanks,
Dean
I recently became the proud owner of a Dell Latitude D610 PP11L. Here is how:
A male friend of my sister's died a few months ago and his brother got his new laptop. I heard about it because my sister asked me to help him with the password to the laptop. Until a few days ago when I first saw the laptop I thought she was referring to just the Windows password. I had quoted a price to restore the laptop. He (recall, the brother of my sister's friend) never got back to me and I assumed he just didn't want to pay anything, or fixed it himself. I also later learned that in the meantime he was shopping it around to his friends who said they would try; they all failed. My sister informed me that he was so disgusted he wanted to sell it cheap. When we met and I saw it boot up, I was somewhat surprised to find the so-called "gray screen" as Paragon calls it. Never seen this before. So I purchased the laptop with the confidence that I will get through it.
Shortly after starting my research I came across all the posts here regarding this type of password and the best solution is held by Rustam_. So here I am.
Service Tag: 6D5ZC91-595B
And the password is......
Thanks,
Dean
howard_hopkinso
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Hello and welcome to Techspot.
I have merged your thread into this main Dell bios password thread.
Unfortunately rustam_ hasn`t been around for quite sometime due to ill health. He has told me he won`t be around for the forseeable future.
Regards Howard :wave: :wave:
I have merged your thread into this main Dell bios password thread.
Unfortunately rustam_ hasn`t been around for quite sometime due to ill health. He has told me he won`t be around for the forseeable future.
Regards Howard :wave: :wave:
Thanks. I had read that in an earlier post, but I saw him online (he must have accepted my invite) this morning in IM and thought I would give it a shot
Hello Paragon33,
I read your web site but I got confused between methods. Ideally, I would like to use Rustam_ method. But if that is impossible when would one use the paperclip method versus the DST method?
I have a lat d610 and do not want to cut open the motherboard sheath. Does the DST method work here? I would like to do it booting from cd or usb drive and have disconnected coin-battery for about an hour as instructed.
Thanks,
Dean
I read your web site but I got confused between methods. Ideally, I would like to use Rustam_ method. But if that is impossible when would one use the paperclip method versus the DST method?
I have a lat d610 and do not want to cut open the motherboard sheath. Does the DST method work here? I would like to do it booting from cd or usb drive and have disconnected coin-battery for about an hour as instructed.
Thanks,
Dean
techonadesk said:
If you are getting a grey/white csreen asking for a Password, that is a Primary BIOS Password- no matter what it says on the screen-and must be cleared either by rustam and his Password Generator or by the "paperclip" method. If the Bios is accessible, but locked by an Admin/Cofigure Setup Password, then you use the DST software to clear that type
Paragon33 said:
To confirm, here is what happens when I power up:
1) Get a black screen with error message: Invalid configuration setting - please run SETUP
A few seconds later
2) The Boot screen with Dell logo, progress bar, bios revision number, etc. There is no instructions to press F2 and pressing F2 does nothing
then
3) The gray/white screen asking for System/Admin password and displaying service code-595b (like the picture on your stie)
The guy who sold it to me said he got into the bios and tried to change that password. I think maybe he did other stuff, hence the error at (1) which at face value looks like a hardware config problem in bios.
Anyway that is where I am at
Regards,
Dean
When he removed the CMOS Battery, that resets BIOS to Defaults including boot order and Date/Time. That is the reason for the F1 Invalid configuration meessage. You are going to need to short the EEProm Chip to clear the password and the site has the instructions and the software for afterwards to reset your Service Tagtechonadesk said:
for a couple of weeks ago i bought an used dell latitude d610 worked great until a couple of days ago. now the bios has a password on it didn´t before..
have talked to dell but they wouldn´t give me some help cause i couln´t prove i was the owner to this computer.. hoping someone can help me with a password so i can turn the bios password to off..
#1S27Y1J-595B
hope someone can help me
thx
CS
rustam_
I work for a large computer firm, And I repair laptops all day, the ones with admin and hdd passwords suck as you know. For each one i have to call dell and ask for the master password takes about 1hour per laptop. Could you please hook me up with the program or software you use to generate passwords, I would be forever greatful.
Let me know THANKS
I work for a large computer firm, And I repair laptops all day, the ones with admin and hdd passwords suck as you know. For each one i have to call dell and ask for the master password takes about 1hour per laptop. Could you please hook me up with the program or software you use to generate passwords, I would be forever greatful.
Let me know THANKS
Ididmyc600
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stevejlack said:
Hi
All the software you need is on my site (tag below) I dont however have the software to remove HD PW's only BIOS ones, you will need to call Dell for those.
Regards
dell passwords
I already checked out your site, its nice, but I need a way to get ADMIN and HDD passwords off. I found a master generator for the old 5 digit service tags but all my laptops are newer with the longer service tag. Also the HDunlocker program you have is not free and does not support IBM Deskstar drives, which is what i have the most of. I saw that there was a nother user rustam_ that can remove passwords, why wont he share his software or techniques
Let me know if you come up with anything
thanks
I already checked out your site, its nice, but I need a way to get ADMIN and HDD passwords off. I found a master generator for the old 5 digit service tags but all my laptops are newer with the longer service tag. Also the HDunlocker program you have is not free and does not support IBM Deskstar drives, which is what i have the most of. I saw that there was a nother user rustam_ that can remove passwords, why wont he share his software or techniques
Let me know if you come up with anything
thanks
hi all
i have one laptop DELL INSPIRON 1100
their hard disk protected by a password. and it says " Hard disk #1*1*1*1*1*1-595b, the system modular bay HDD, is protected
how to unlock or fix this problemme ?
please any one help me
thanks advanced
i have one laptop DELL INSPIRON 1100
their hard disk protected by a password. and it says " Hard disk #1*1*1*1*1*1-595b, the system modular bay HDD, is protected
how to unlock or fix this problemme ?
please any one help me
thanks advanced
Ididmyc600
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stevejlack said:
Hi Steve
The site does deal with admin passwords, but as for HD passwords then only Rustam can help, but he wont be around anymore, he sent me an email to say that he doesnt have the time to help out anymore as he has to many other problems in his life.
The AFF software is good but unfortuntately you have an unsupported model which just figures, my only advice is, if you cant get dell to help, then scrap the drives and buy them on ebay. It was free when I added it to the site, but they went and changed it a short while later, the link is being removed until I update the site later this month when I will include a list of drives covered.
Regards
Dell Latitude D610 BIOS Password
After checking the pinned post, i can't find any relevant help that will just unlock my BIOS, not delete the password.
The program latitude.exe i have tried does not work for me, and i don't have the time or knowledge to create a DOS Disc.
I was just wondering if anyone could message me the password for the ID,
4FFJ32J - 595B
If anyone could message me the password, it would be much appreciated. I'm off to work now but will sign on when i get back.
Thanks in advance.
EDIT; Sorry, i mistaked Inspiron for Latitude, my old laptop was an Inspiron. Its actually a latitude, sorry.
After checking the pinned post, i can't find any relevant help that will just unlock my BIOS, not delete the password.
The program latitude.exe i have tried does not work for me, and i don't have the time or knowledge to create a DOS Disc.
I was just wondering if anyone could message me the password for the ID,
4FFJ32J - 595B
If anyone could message me the password, it would be much appreciated. I'm off to work now but will sign on when i get back.
Thanks in advance.
EDIT; Sorry, i mistaked Inspiron for Latitude, my old laptop was an Inspiron. Its actually a latitude, sorry.
Ididmyc600
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Apollyon said:
Theres only one person who has a program for giving you the password for a 595B tag and he doesnt come here anymore, so get off your lazy rump and download the DST software and make the disk.
This thread will be moved to the correct thread shortly....
Regards
howard_hopkinso
Posts: 21,238 +17
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