Dell latitude d600 service tag removal

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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
https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic18780-pg5.html&pp=20
 
nal said:
A VERY nice and kind man has emailed me an iso to fix my problem. If anyone reads this and needs it please fill free to reply to this and I will gladly email it to you. Ill try to find a place to host it and put it there for every ones ease of use. For me it worked for my dell latitude d600. I hope it will work for anyone else who needs it too :D
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Guys,

Thanks for all of your help. Your posts are very helpful.
 
Black screen no power after installing EEPROM reset

Paragon33 said:
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
https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic18780-pg5.html&pp=20
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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!
 
Hi Nal, Could you send me the ISO file as well. Thank-you so much in advance. email removed

Sincerely,

Grant Van Skiver
 
Service Tag on GX280 and GX520

giftedshrimp said:
Hey, guys i am having the same problem but with a optiplex GX520, they swapped the motherboard and I need to update the service tag. Bu the utility boots up recognised the system but says this is the wrong version. Anyone have the right version or knows where I can et it from?

Cheers
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Hey All,

I too have this issue with mutiple Dells. I've been taking parts and putting them together to form what could best be described as Hybrid OptiPlex systems (small form factor).

I tried this utility on my D600 to test it and it worked great! However, I get the same error message when I try it on the OptiPlex systems. I really need one that works on OptiPlex GX 270, 280 and 520's so I can reset the Service tags to match the final case the rest of the system ends up in.

Please help point me to this version of Service (and Asset) Tag reset if you can.

thanks
 
i have a dell latitude d600 with a 7 digit service code and i am locked out with a bios password.

srv tag=88R4S41
srv express code=17943560785

i use the latitude.exe, but it seems to only work with 5 digit...i tried to short the cmos with a paperclip, but the machine wont even boot while i am shorting it (unless i am shorting the wrong chip/pins but i doubt it)

if i power up the machine and then short the pins the bios will not progress to the bios password screen,it goes thru the quick-boot dell splash screen thing, but it just shuts down before when the password dialog is about to pop up... which leads me to believe i am working with the right chip, only there has been new recent security enhancements to prevent this method from working.

i have no magnifying glass but i think the numbers are right, cant really tell till i get a mag glass...does neone know where this chip is located on dell latitude d600?

does anyone have any experiance with this?
help plz!~
thanks bud
V_M
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on edit:

I was able to beat the primary/admin password with the paper-clip method, but the HDD has a password too;(

is there any way to beat that?

thx
V_M
 
casper said:
nal... please send that cmos, password program to me also. Thanx in advance email removed
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If you will go back up the page to my other post, use the link to get to a joint website with everything you need
 
Good God the threads gone mad

Hi All and everyone.


Good lord I leave the thread alone for a few days, and blow me, we have people selling the software (now banned, good riddance) people asking for software freely available from my site, and mass confusion.

Seems I will have to come back and point you poor laptop owners back in the right direction.

To get all the software and help you need see the site below, there is also a chap called Rustam who can help, but he is around very little these days.

The software is Free and the help FREE, I have been doing this now for nearly a year and have helped many people,

Dont be afraid to PM me at any time and i'll do what I can.

Here endeth the lesson for today
 
Help!!!!

Plez send me it to Nal, im desperate. i been on my laptop for 7 hours and i have a bad word in my bios as well. i bought the laptop at a garage sell. thank you, email removed
 
not_so_tech_sav said:
Plez send me it to Nal, im desperate. i been on my laptop for 7 hours and i have a bad word in my bios as well. i bought the laptop at a garage sell. thank you, email removed
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First dont post your email in a forum, unless you like spam and the like, second all the software you need is on my site, the address is below.
 
Hello, Ive been to this site , http://homepage.ntlworld.com/judslat/paragon
and I understand that with my current situation that I will need to short the pins. Unfortunatly, I cant find where it tells me there, or anywhere else in this site on which ones to short for which models. Anyone help a brotha out =D Or I will be forced to go all in your base ;)

Thanks guys

kiso
 
kisorsosay said:
Hello, Ive been to this site , http://homepage.ntlworld.com/judslat/paragon
and I understand that with my current situation that I will need to short the pins. Unfortunatly, I cant find where it tells me there, or anywhere else in this site on which ones to short for which models. Anyone help a brotha out =D Or I will be forced to go all in your base ;)

Thanks guys

kiso
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Hi

Unless you tell us what laptop you have, then no one can help .....
 
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