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Dell Latitude bios password removal

Discussion in 'Mobile Computing' started by seeker999, Oct 25, 2007.

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  1. seeker999 Newcomer, in training

    Hi.

    I hope somebody can help me

    My sister bought from a friend a Dell Latitude D510, it works fine, but I need to change the boot order and find that the bios has a password, and my sister's friends went to live to another city, so I can't get the password from him.

    The id of the computer are:

    Service Tag 2BPTN91
    Express Service Code 5062066165

    I hope somebody can help me.

    Thanks a lot
  2. Tedster Techspot old timer.....

  3. ncoke Newcomer, in training

    heres what i did and i sh** you not it works on a D620 even :go to the dell websight download the service manual for your model this will tell you exact location of buttoncell battery ...take it out for a few minutes then put it back and blammo your boot order options will be back regardless of setup password.then you can run dst from the cd and voala do put the same svctag back in i dont know why it just seems like the right thing ,anyways there you go nomore bios password!
  4. seeker999 Newcomer, in training

    Didn't work

    I took off the battery, as you say, for almost two hours, put back in its place again and turn on the laptop.

    Is the same thing, I can't get into the bios and change it.

    I'm going on searching to find the solution.

    Thanks anyway
  5. ncoke Newcomer, in training

    f12 for boot order?
  6. Obi Newcomer, in training

    take a look at http://www.thepaperclipguide.6x.to/
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