The D610 is one of the difficult ones. There are huge numbers of posts in this forum which you should be able to find in a search. They relate to password issues with the -595B (refurbished) issues for the Latitude D610 and D620.
Thanks, however I am curious why you put (refurbished) by the -595 - I do not have a refurbished computer, I purchased a Dell 2nd HDD Adapter Drive Module and installed a 2.5 inch HD. This is when I get the grey screen asking for a password, the D610 laptop does not have any other passwords in the bios. I have looked through many postings and do not see any info that applies to my problem. The HD I installed in the module is brand new, and can be read through a USB port but as soon as I install it into the Dell Module, it asks for a password????

Nearly always, the -595B on the end of a service tag is an indicator that it is a refurbished computer... or a previously leased computer that has been returned to Dell for reconditioning at then end of a lease or rental contract... This also indicates that the recovery disc set will not work on it. It can also be a computer sold on the Home Shopping Network, or special low priced Dell computers.
Did you buy a refurbished hard drive or a special price hard drive.

Discuss it with US Dell tech support.. they may have a broader definition

can anyone help with system hash 02359
thanks

Nearly always, the -595B on the end of a service tag is an indicator that it is a refurbished computer... or a previously leased computer that has been returned to Dell for reconditioning at then end of a lease or rental contract... This also indicates that the recovery disc set will not work on it. It can also be a computer sold on the Home Shopping Network, or special low priced Dell computers.
Did you buy a refurbished hard drive or a special price hard drive.

Discuss it with US Dell tech support.. they may have a broader definition

Horse manure! Older models with the D35B systems when BIOS updated by dell or a refurber would become -595B systems, but brand new machines starting with the C610/Inspiron 4100 machines came with the -595b systems. You really should check out your facts before posting nonsense.

Could someone please help me with a bios password for HP Omnibook 4150B with the hashcode of 02110.

If you would like, you may email it to me at email removed

Thank you in advance !!!

Hi,

Hey guyz i was wondering if anyone could help me with breaking the bios password of a dell latitude C610 bios password.


Computer description:

Dell Latitutde C610

Model No: PP01L

Service Tag: 7YBM51S (Sticker Under the laptop)

Service Tag: #7YBM51S - 595B (Shown on the screen when turned on)

If you could help to find the master bios password for this, it would be a great help for me.

Thank you.
Bimal

hi all
i am have problem , iforgot pass bios omnibookxe3 . my hash code 13784
i hope somebody can help me, remzibi please help me...
please...
i very need this pass

thanks

hi all
i am have problem , iforgot pass bios omnibookxe3 . my hash code 13784 i hope somebody can help me, remzibi please help me...
please...
i very need this pass

thanks

Hey all,
have a COMPAQ NX9005
and i need the bios password
hash code 11386
can u help me?

Thank you Kimsland for the advice, I tried the passwords - but no luck. And no, this clam doesn't have a floppy.

I took the BIG leap - followed Paragon33's advice and pulled the case apart (in fact during my research phase I even found a link to the service manual :approve: thanks again to Paragon33 ) pulled the processor and wired a switch across 3 & 6 of the 24C02. Took about 3 tries to get the timing right to pull the trigger but on the 3rd try it went into manufacturing mode !!! At that point the keyboard would only respond with beeps, so I shut it down. On the next power up I was able to go into setup, paswords DISABLED !!! The curious thing I found was that during my "lockout" period there were 4 passwords Admin, Setup, Config and HD. Once the 24C02 process was complete the config option was gone - don't really care since I won't be needing it - just an observation.

Anyway my plan was to run the UBCD4win from the only other device I could configure to boot from. Set CD as boot device - popped in the magic disk and pfffffffffffffft - no joy. Seems my disk won't run on this former door stop. I'll work on that later - needs to boot in vga mode to be compible or I need to build one with the Dell driver. Good new is from the boot menu on disk is offline registry and password editor - remade W2K administrator account with no password - save - reboot without CD and BINGO !!! Log in as admin and life is good. Now all I have to do is put the 18 gazzilion screws back in the holes and clean it up !!!

Thank you again Paragon33 - you da man !!!


Oh, and before I forget one little tech tip - that 30 guage wire wrap stuff is a biatch to work with - once you have threaded it from the pads on the chip use a small piece of painters tape to temporarily act as a strain relief whilst you reisert the CPU and keyboard. I had to redo the wire once as I must have nicked it when I stripped it- and it doesn't take many bends to break to start with !!

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I need help with hash code 16163
Please anyone...
Its an hp pavilion dv2000
I've been locked out of my laptop for months
N hp wants 298 dollars...

Yung.FAB,
"N hp wants 298 dollars..."

So you don't want to pay anything?

Lmao woul u pay 298 dollars for a bios password
Lets b serious now

hi

can you please help me with this problem that i have with my HP OMNIBOOK xe3 Hashcode =06055= and I forgot the password of my bios

i would be vey happy if i could unlock the bios on this machine as im unable to use the laptop

Does anyone have a trouble shooting guide for the D400 laptop? I've done something wrong/reassembled something backward as the machine doesn't boot up (It was before starting).(I've got a copy of the Dell service manual without any trouble shooting guide)

When the power button is pressed all the lights on the control panel light up followed by the central "A" blinking for 5 seconds before the power is automatically switched off by the laptop.

Any ideas gratefully received

If you have dismantled and re-assembled it you may have a cpu heatsink that isn't properly attached causing cpu shutdown.

Look for a loose wire or cable inadvertently disconnected elsewhere in the box... follow each wire down to its connections. Look for bent plug pins and other anomalys.
If you removed and reinistalled the cpu, take it back out to check for a bent pin... then if bent, be extremely cautious about straightening it. They break off easily.
As CCT suggests, the CPU and heatsink can seem correctly installed, when they are not properly seated. The system won't boot if it detects even a slight problem.
CPU and cooling fans are sometimes easily plugged in backwards.
Test your power supply by trying it in another unit, or borrow one from another computer to test. Or better, use a power supply tester... they run $9 to $20 at computer stores and online.

Hi,

I have nx9010,
lost power-on pasword, hashcode: 12754
How do hashcode convert to password. :-)


Thanks.

I have bought a HP Compaq NX9010, but it has unknown BIOS access password, when i push F12, it gives a table withhashcode: [ 06548].
Would love some help.

Thanks so much

Hi guys !! I have searched everywhere and it seems the info on how to short these things are under lock and key? we need someone to share the wealth. this is horrible!
i paid an arm and a leg for a brick!!! could ANYONE help me?

Hi All,

I Need Hpnx9010 Hashcode Convert To Master Password.

My 9010 Hashcode : 12754

Please Help

Thanks...

I was given a dell laptop for replacing a burnt system board in hp6400. Do not have bios password.please help will pay if needed service tag:39BF8C1-595B
express:7093729009. PLEASE

I was given a locked dell latitude D620 for replacing mobo in nc6400 hp.I would love to use I got latitude.exe but don,t know how to use.Service tag:39BF8C1-595B
express tag:7093729009.Will pay if needed or barter work for well known laptop place in san antonio but new dell board way out of my budget.PLEASE HELP

Call Dell customer Service

Hi guys !! I have searched everywhere and it seems the info on how to short these things are under lock and key? we need someone to share the wealth. this is horrible!
i paid an arm and a leg for a brick!!! could ANYONE help me?

the password is mentioned in the forums as many times as the link to the shorting instruction BUT if you want to do that on a d830 - forget it. this method will not work on newer latitude models.
maybe you can tell a little more about why and what you need first?

btw a d830 is pretty new so why don't you call dell and let them help you. help is part of the warranty which this laptop should still have unless it was stolen.

hi all! I HAVE A OMNIBOOK 6000 and cannot get into my bios, my hash code 03053. Can anyone help? I got this laptop from a friend because they could not remember the bios password. Please help i would greatly appreciate it.

Rick

There's a huge thread on this http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic97423.html
It was just above the place where you created a new thread in Mobile Computing (http://www.techspot.com/vb/menu35.html)

I need a password the hash code is 12769 can anybody please help? It's a 6100 Omnibook.

I just updated the BIOS to the latest version and the password is still there.

I am in need of a password for a Omnibook 6100 hash code 12769 can anybody please help me?

Thanks for the insight, I did read thatand it referenced Dell computers. I have a HP omnibook 6000 and it is my understanding that if I can get the Master Password, I should be able to get intot the BIOS and change the password.

Can someone help me with my Inspiron 3800

The service tag # is GYB7701
express # is 36903178801
Thanks

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Heh, I cracked mine using the shorting method. I have a sense of accomplishment now ;\

Anyone who needs detailed or any at all instructions on bypassing the BIOS password on a Dell Latitude C400, AIM me at HalfLife205.

I could be putting this dell d620 laptop to use. I have been able to do nothing with it for months. I just need a little help from whoever is out there that can help me. I have a grey screen. service tag # is 69V5KC1 / express code # is 13657217329. A early christmas present from santa would be very nice. Password Please Sir


helpless n houston

compaq presario v6000 laptop, how do I get the hashcode? Tried f12 but get nothing but a beep.
Thanks
effjaye

Hallo everybody
After the unsuccessful setting of Windows, it is impossible to reinstall the system.
Master password absents.
System number : 5GYB2C1-595B
Help, please.
Thank you

hello
I need master password.
Dell e1705
System number: 5GYB2C1-595B
Help!
thank you

hello
I need master password.
Dell e1705
System number: 5GYB2C1-595B
Help!
thank you

Hi everyone, a friend of mine asked me for repairing his laptop (Dell Latitude D620), his uncle bought it at a flea market in texas but when he turned it on(here at mexico, the battery was discharged) he realized it has a bios pass, i tried to locate the 24c02 but i read all the post in some threads, and there's no solution at least with the shorting method. the number is #5PLSKB1-595B. I don't know if it's stolen or not, the only thing i know is it has bios pass, could anyone of here help me to unlock it?

salu2 from Monterrey México
(excuse for my bad english, hehe)

Dell latitude c400, just shorted the BIOS password, got it working. Booted it a few times on XP, worked fine. I was powering it off the mains then.

I then tested the battery life, so I turned it on without the power cord, but half way through draining I had to go to my other house, so I flipped the lid down and carried it to my car (I believe shutting the lid when only powered by battery puts it to sleep, or on standby?).

It would not power off the battery alone when in the car, and still does not, even though I left it with 50% charge. It does also not power up when plugged into the mains anymore.

Very puzzled, any help would be appreciated

- Jake


NB: The battery charge light flashes green approximately once every 10 seconds.

Hi everyone, a friend of mine asked me for repairing his laptop (Dell Latitude D620), his uncle bought it at a flea market in texas but when he turned it on(here at mexico, the battery was discharged) he realized it has a bios pass, i tried to locate the 24c02 but i read all the post in some threads, and there's no solution at least with the shorting method. the number is #5PLSKB1-595B. I don't know if it's stolen or not, the only thing i know is it has bios pass, could anyone of here help me to unlock it?

salu2 from Monterrey México
(excuse for my bad english, hehe)
the chip must be read. try this one: www.password-removal.com

Lmao woul u pay 298 dollars for a bios password
Lets b serious now
you can try this one: i think it's under $100. www.password-removal.com

Generally, not possible to happen without keyboard action or fingerprint action.
Darn near impossible to fix on a Thinkpad without replacing the Motherboard.
Met a lot of people who claim they can do it. Nobody has actually produced, that I have heard about.
Good luck. Let us know if you get a reliable source.
Try calling IBM
If you are a registered owner, call 1-(800) 426-7378 and have handy your serial number, type number and relevant part numbers or look for IBMSERV.
try this one: www.password-removal.com
i think they specialize in ibm's

I have not used my comp in a couple months because of problems any way i type in my HD password and it is accepted but now the BIOS password is some how set i need to know if there is a backdoor password or some way of bypassing or resetting it any help would be appreciated.
try this one: they specialize in ibm password recovery: www.password-removal.com

here's the datasheet showing 24c256 chip with 8 pins and 14 pins. the notch at the top of the chip indicate pin 1 on the left. pin 8 is across from it. pin 4 is gound, pin 5 is sda, and pin 6 is scl. it looks like this:
1-o-----o-8
2-o-----o-7
3-o-----o-6 <-------- SCL
4-o-----o-5 <--------SDA PIN 4 IS GROUND
on the 14 pin chip, ground is pin 6, sda is pin 8 and scl is pin 10. GROUND can be anywhere on the chassis. all you need to worry about is pin 8 & 10 or 5 & 6.
good luck.

datasheet: http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/view/56103/ATMEL/AT24C256N-10SC.html

hi, i have a dell710m, has been working fine for years

i turned the notebook on today and it is asking for a bios password, the machine is old, where would i find the service tags?? there is nothing on the bottom of the machine?
thanks for any help you can provide

i have a call in already to Dell, they are working on it, 72 hours so they say