Dell latitude d600 service tag removal

actually, considering i wrote the software myself and havn't sold it yet, i gaurentee you do not have it.

well thats nice, but the one i have is from dell so it is made for the dells and will not mess them up. we know nothing of yours and likewise we dont care. This is for HELP, NOT to make some one pay for your crap. So if you are not willing to help freely get the hell out. I made this forum to help people with the same problem I had, but with out all the hoops I had to jump through.

nal, well said again.


Genius_010101, get a life. I strongly doubt you wrote anything and you are simply full of s**t and crave attention. Well, you got it, just negative!
Even if I believed you, I wouldnt send you a nickel when i can get all the help i need for free on this and many other fora! But I dont believe you, i believe you are a con artist, thats what i believe. I can smell it all the way up here in Canada!!

Genius_010101.

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thanks

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Thanks for the reply Howard.

please could you send me the service tagf changer and any instrustions

thanks angel

Me too

I would be grateful for a copy too.

Many Thanks

Mark

Me, too, to help my customers\friends if and when the opportunity should arise, another tool to have in my tool kit.
thanks

SvcTag.EXE

The Password thread I contributed on for 10 months is now closed by the moderators. Nal evidently has things well in hand here for SvcTag changing and resetting. My only added comment is for folks who have just the Admin/Configure Setup Password(no Grey Screen) locking the BIOS and preventing any changes to settings. Deleting/changing and then resetting a ServiceTag also wipes out any Password set on the EEProm chip along with the Service Tag during that process. The grey screen Primary/System Passwordwill prevent you from getting into DOS to run the software however; that is where the EEprom Shorting Procedure comes into play and this was much discussed in that other forum, somewhat mislabelled as Dell Admin Password Removal
http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic18780-pg5.html&pp=20

Guys,

Thanks for all of your help. Your posts are very helpful.

Don't know if you got my PM but could you please send this to me Thanks Never mind d/l it thanks for the info.

Black screen no power after installing EEPROM reset

I downloaded the EEPROM reset ISO file and created a disk.
I ran the disc and reset the service tag to the same thing.
Ended up with the same sign on problem ... Windows XP sign on
In setup all passwords were disabled
I tried again resetting service tag to no key code
still same thing, tried again inserting original code again but after powering down I now end up with a black screen and computer will not power on even with charger.
If I plug charger into electric socket power light turns green but as soon as I plug socket into laptop, charger powers off.
Laptop will not power up, but if I hold the Power key and F12 the battery icon flashes intermittently. This icon flashes when holding Power key and some other keys F10, F11, F0, Print scrn.
Any help solving this problem would be greatly appreciated ... thanks!

I had similar problems with a "Fixer" Inspiron 8100. It turned out to be a short in the Fans and that was knocking out the Power brick from an overload. Normal ops resulted when the fan was replaced. You can check this out by unplugging the fan and see if it will boot for a short period until the CPU gets hot. It also appears you are talking about a W-XP password; the DST file is only for BIOS ADMIN passwords. Try pressing F8 when prompted and select Safe mode. If a boot is possible to the Desktop that way, go to Start/Settings/Control Panel/User Accounts and see if you can clear the Windows Password there. If not, there are several freeware and share programs available by googling to clear this type password. I have never had to do this and can not recommend any of them. Good luck.
Dave

Dell C610 With Not Appropriate Service Tag Entry

Could you please send the fix to me as I have the same issue. Thanks!

Request for this Dell service tag fix...

Would you please send this to me as well? (Sorry I posted twice )

Thanks!

Dell C610 Service Tag Fix

Please send this to me.

Thanks a lot!

hello guys i need too this tool,if someone can help me send me a mail,thank you

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Hi Nal, Could you send me the ISO file as well. Thank-you so much in advance. email removed

Sincerely,

Grant Van Skiver