HP / Dell / etc. laptop password help thread

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o4u2sweat said:
What is DTSCD? Also the d600 and D610 can be done with the paper clip trick..
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yeah the paper clip trick works but why tear apart the case when all you have to do is boot to the DSTCD and reset the service tag through dos, thus resetting all passwords in the bios setup. When I say bios passwords I mean the supervisor and user level passwords, not the HDD password.
 
Dell masterpassword needed

my friend just got her self a free laptop but does not know the password to unlock the bios. it asks for a password. the laptop is a latitude cpi400xt the page says #vtmnj**-d35b and the express service tag is 534-504-79 i went to dell but they wanted the person who buoght it. well we dont know. she got it from a good friend of hers. i have tryed just about everything i know. if u cant help me i guess i will tell her to trade it in for a new hp or something. thanx for your help
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Dont know what did your friend thought when set such password.
[15404] master password: ***
hm, stars appeared instead password.
It is three letters: A S S a s s pass - remove first letter p, as forum engine replace this password to stars
vicm said:
Hi! a friend gave me a used HP Omnibook 900 but it has bios password. Whenever I press F12 it displays hash 15404. Can anyone help me? I want to donate it to an orphanage near my place. Thank you so much for the help.
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HP Compaq 6735s

Hi, I purchased a Laptop off the net and was wondering if you would be kind enough to generate a bios password for HP Compaq6735s .I have treid CMOS battery removal to no avail.

s/n:CNU90400XH
service tag:C6735sURM-72W5X12CBBNNN10Fa

Thanks.
 
2hpgl, hi4you from Russia, Siberia :) I hope you will give chance to guess last symbol or two?
tag number is #HBG6G3J-595B
Express code: 376-976-023-03
You can help me? =)
 
Toshiba A205-S5825 BIOS Reset

Newbie here,

Took in a used laptop in a trade at the our shop and didn't notice that there was a Bios Password at start up. Is there anyway that we can reset the BIOS? I searched through this forum and found a thread, titled How do I reset eeprom on Toshiba A205? here on TechSpot, although it didn't help since the laptop doesn't have the (XXX) jumpers that are referenced in the thread. Any help is appreciated.

Thank You.
 
Oh! Yes!! It worked!! Thank you so much hpgl. I got it on the 4th try. The laptop is now with the orphanage and they are very happy.

Well, I didn't know that she is referring to her as* with that 15404 but she's telling the truth coz she's a model. She is really sexy and a very nice person.

Thanks for this great site..
 
Master password for Dell Inspiron 9300

Hey guys
I think I have read most of all the posts in this thread over the past 4 days and I am about to pull my hair out over this laptop Dell Inspiron 9300 with service-tag #BLBKL1J - 595B(extracted from gray screen)
and express-code 252-338-315-59(extracted from website) these are the only two numbers I have have since the tag on the bottom of the machine is rubbed away and unreadable.
This machine has been laying around for 3 years unused and the owner info is lost, and on top of that I am in Denmark.
I have been taking it apart as far as to the motherboard(the MB is still stuck to the bottom of the case) and I need help to get the MB free and access to the the eprom chip and to locate it and to reassemble the machine to the extent I can flash the chip.
I see a problem in the fans working properly while I have access to the chip
I really really need help to solve this and I appreciate all the help I already got through this forum
 
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dell inspiron 1545 cmos password trouble

i am working on a co-workers computer and i need the cmos password. i didn't know about it when i went to install,
she will be back today and she does't know what the password is. i am very fond of her and would wonder if you could help? please help me not look like an *****!

dell inspiron 1545
service tag 5c958h1
esc 11624866597
 
The above suggestion (who knows if it works or not) was for you to try the program keydisk, it was not the password :rolleyes:

Seeming I'm posting, may as well post this info as well for Dell HP users:

All recovery options are here: https://www.techspot.com/vb/post610782-4.html
Anyone can contact Dell here: https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic100658.html
Anyone can contact HP here: https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic100655.html
If the above does not help you, then try Google for another option, as that is all there is ;)
 
Summer said:
hi mate, I tried above password for my toshiba tecra M2, but it didn't worked, if u or any1 else have any other idea about it Pleeeeeeeeeeez Help!
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Quote from here: www.notebook1.ru/forma1/viewtopic.php?t=1649
Follow this procedure to delete a BIOS password using the Response Code method .
Be sure to keep the computer powered-on during this entire procedure. The Challenge Code issued by the BIOS is only valid until the computer is turned off and back on.
1. At the BIOS password prompt ("PASSWORD = "), press and release the following keys, one after another:
Ctrl, Tab, Ctrl, Enter
The computer's response should be:
PC Serial No.= XXXXXXXXX
Challenge Code= XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX
Response Code=
2. Call Toshiba ASP Support. Explain to the support technician that you need a Response Code to remove a BIOS password. Recite both the PC Serial No. & Challenge Code to the support technician. The support technician will verbally issue a Response Code to you.
3. Enter the Response Code at the "Response Code=" prompt, and press Enter.
The computer's response should be: "Valid Password Entered. System is now starting up."
4. Once Windows has finished loading, restart Windows: Start > Shut Down > Restart.
5. Once the screen image is blank, press and hold the Esc key.
6. Release the Esc key once you see the prompt: "Check System, than press [F1] Key"
7. Press the F1 key.
The BIOS / CMOS Setup screen should appear. Follow these steps to de-register the password:
1. Press 'P' to jump to the Password field. "Registered" will be highlighted.
2. Press the spacebar to change "Password= Registered" to "Password= ".
3. Press the spacebar and press Enter. The BIOS should respond with "New Password = ".
4. Press Enter again. The BIOS should respond with "Verify Password= ".
5. Press Enter again. The BIOS should respond with "Password= Not Registered".
6. Press the End key. The BIOS should respond with "Are You Sure?".
7. Press Y.
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ps: you are really try "keydisk" as password? 8)
 
Thanks!!!

AlessBauer said:
ps: you are really try "keydisk" as password? 8)
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Many Thanks for the reply mate, I'll have those numbers and I will call toshiba soon. it looks very helpfull. :grinthumb

Yes, I did :eek: cause Its been more then 1 year I can't use my laptop since I forgot this password, so I'm really desprate to see this machine working:).
 
Bios Master Password

Help!!!

I need the Bios Password for my Dell 610 laptop. Dell Tag # 2RFQS71 - 595B

I tried some common passwords, but no luck. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.
 
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