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kimsland · #**1981** 04-03-2009

Actually joksy, did you try the HP password generators attached the bottom of this post: http://www.techspot.com/vb/post610782-4.html (note specifically this post is intended for Dell help)

You said you tried everything, so just wanted to make sure

Also if under warranty, both Dell and Hp or any manufacture should be able to help
But Dell specifically have a $49 one off payment for users outside warranty
It's a shame HP don't do that too.

Here's that post again:

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LuPcO · #**1982** 04-03-2009

I think im an invisible person to hpgl

Tried all the HP generators and none work.

Fresh page so ill ask one more time, can you please help me with my problem.

HP Compaq nx9010

Hash Code: 09211

kimsland · #**1983** 04-03-2009

I doubt you are invisible
But I'm not sure if every request is authentic or not
Yours seems valid. Hence why you haven't been helped by that salesman
But you never know he may help

Personally I only provide free or manufacture help
If anyone gets approached for payment of services at TechSpot, please inform me immediately via reply post here.

Eventually (getting close now) This thread will be only free, with zero spam
Just gotta get rid of all the spammers first

What ever their post count is

ObeerBongKenobi · #**1984** 04-03-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by kimsland

I doubt you are invisible
But I'm not sure if every request is authentic or not
Yours seems valid. Hence why you haven't been helped by that salesman
But you never know he may help

Personally I only provide free or manufacture help
If anyone gets approached for payment of services at TechSpot, please inform me immediately via reply post here.

Eventually (getting close now) This thread will be only free, with zero spam
Just gotta get rid of all the spammers first

Great! Maybe someone can help me with my issue (see 7 posts ago from this one)
If nobody responded because I didnt provide more info let me know please.
I'd like to get this resolved tonight if possible. I even contemplated replacing the motherboard if there is no way around this.

Model: Dell XPS M1530
Service Tag: HMP0(zero) BG1-595B
express service code: (38377560817)
Model XPS M1530
Rev A00
Bios A08

Davidw72 · #**1985** 04-03-2009

My friend has asked me to help with his issues.

Dell inspirion 1520
the screen is white and states...

This Computer system , #FCPY1F1-595B, is protected by a password authentication system. You can not access the data on this computer with out the correct password
Please type in the system or admin password and press <enter>

Service tag is FCPY1F1

Express service code 33420907693

Model # PP22L Ref number 07016

Bios Revision A03(azero3)

this dell Systems is running Vista...

Im needing help with forgoten password, please can u help me.. I dont think is a good idea for me to go into motherboard, but if have to step my step with diagrams will be awesome, and If this is asking to much.. Im new just curious to see alot of others have been helped, and hopefully u can I..

Please n thank you

hpgl · #**1986** 04-04-2009

for [06064] try password: typhic

Quote:

Originally Posted by pakoo

HI, read ur posts about dell x200 bios password removal. cud u please help me with the same problem. after 3 unsuccessful tries I get this error code. [COLOR="Blue"]"06064"[/COLOR] please send me the password for my laptop.

Thanks

hpgl · #**1987** 04-04-2009

I dont know by myself why I sometimes help to some person and why I ignore another.
for [09211] try to guess last letter of your password: lowbo?

Quote:

Originally Posted by LuPcO

I think im an invisible person to hpgl

Tried all the HP generators and none work.

Fresh page so ill ask one more time, can you please help me with my problem.

HP Compaq nx9010

Hash Code: 09211

kimsland · #**1988** 04-04-2009

I'm just glad for your free help

Obviously no one needs to pay

That's great news

hpgl · #**1989** 04-04-2009

As I know salesman mean person who sell goods to customers.
I do not sell anything to members, I even have no any paypal and so on to get supposed money from supposed customers.
Also, Im not obliged to hang here and respond to every message, like you

As here no very many helpers, you must be happy from my spontaneous visits

))))

Quote:

Originally Posted by kimsland

I doubt you are invisible
But I'm not sure if every request is authentic or not
Yours seems valid. Hence why you haven't been helped by that salesman
But you never know he may help

Personally I only provide free or manufacture help
If anyone gets approached for payment of services at TechSpot, please inform me immediately via reply post here.

Eventually (getting close now) This thread will be only free, with zero spam
Just gotta get rid of all the spammers first

What ever their post count is

kimsland · #**1990** 04-04-2009

Oh sorry, not you (although its always been extremely confusing)
Your quotes of "use this person " all the time. Thankfully, you never say that on the forum though. For your benefit

hpgl · #**1991** 04-04-2009

Kimsland,
please remind me there I said: "use this person"?
If I really said it exactly, I will remove this message and leave the forum for years

Quote:

Originally Posted by kimsland

Oh sorry, not you (although its always been extremely confusing)
Your quotes of "use this person " all the time. Thankfully, you never say that on the forum though. For your benefit

kimsland · #**1992** 04-04-2009

You have never said it on the forum
And periodically (ie already today) I check all previously made posts here
No issue

Actually here's an old post made by you:

Quote:

Originally Posted by hpgl

just looked to ebay: link removed
.

Oh I removed that spam link looong ago

LuPcO · #**1993** 04-04-2009

Thank you it was lowbox its finally working

Quote:

Originally Posted by hpgl

I dont know by myself why I sometimes help to some person and why I ignore another.
for [09211] try to guess last letter of your password: lowbo?

hpgl · #**1994** 04-04-2009

I reject your insinuation for that link was for my bidding.

Quote:

Originally Posted by kimsland

You have never said it on the forum
And periodically (ie already today) I check all previously made posts here
No issue

Actually here's an old post made by you:

Oh I removed that spam link looong ago

joksy · #**1995** 04-04-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by kimsland

Actually joksy, did you try the HP password generators attached the bottom of this post: ... (note specifically this post is intended for Dell help)

You said you tried everything, so just wanted to make sure

Also if under warranty, both Dell and Hp or any manufacture should be able to help
But Dell specifically have a $49 one off payment for users outside warranty
It's a shame HP don't do that too.

Yep, like i said i try'ed everythin, even taking the laptop apart and removing the battery, just to figure it out that it won't work that way either.

To many times to.

I have two old HP Omnibook 6100 laptops(working one is in bad shape, the one that has the bios passwor in good shape), so i tought if i can't remove the bios password, i could take out the bios chip from the working one(the one, that is in "bad shape") and put it in the another laptop (the one, that is in "good shape"). Would that work?

Is there a way hpgl can generate a code(password) for me to?

As i posted before:
laptop is: HP Omnibook 6100
service ID: 12319
phoenixbios 4.0 release 6.0
hp omnibook 6100eb bios version eb.m2.41

If necessary, i'll provide more info.
Thanks in advance, joksy.

EOsei · #**1996** 04-04-2009

Hi Folks,
I bought the above-mentioned item on Ebay and the system is protected by a BIOS password. The BIOS service tag is: 54NB2B1-595B. Can someone kindly help me with the Dell BIOS Master Password for this unit based on the above-mentioned information. Please note that I know about the paperclip method. However, my current document for removing the BIOS password for the Dell systems does not cover this unit, so I do not feel that I should pursue this route neither do I want to pay $75US to those guys on Ebay. Please if you can, kindly email me the master password.

Thanks for your help in advance,
Eric.

fyb87 · #**1997** 04-04-2009

This is weird. I received an email telling me there was a reply to my post but I can't seem to find. Anyways, I created the DST Software bootable floppy disk and removed the BIOS password. Unfortunately, I still can't get pass the Power On Password. Therefore, I tried the Ophcrack LIve CD. But, when it boots I get the following error:

Could not find kernel image linux
boot:

Does anyone know what this means? I have windows and created the cd for windows so I'm not sure why the Linux error. I can't seem to find anyone that has encountered this error.

I appreciate the help!

Quote:

Originally Posted by fyb87

Ok....my son kept figuring out my pw on my laptop and I kept changing. Now, I can't remember what I changed it to. So I went to change the bios setup to bootup using a cd drive where I then found it had a bios pw, which of course I don't know. I have spent days on this forum and internet trying to figure out how to do fix. According to this site removing the cmos battery won't work, using the paper clip method won't work and jumper on motherboard won't work. Is there a way to fix without losing all information on my hard drive?

I just realized that my laptop is setup to boot from Disk Drive then HDD. I saw instructions for creating the Dell Boot CD on this forum but not for a floppy. Can someone help me with that or is that even an option?
My laptop stats are:

Model: Dell Latitude D820
System Number: FJ0T3B1-595B
Service Tag: FJ0T3B1
Express Service Code: 33801949693
Bios Version: A01

kimsland · #**1998** 04-04-2009

The Ophcrack Live CD is a Linux BootCD it is made to recover Windows forgotten account passwords.
Here is my post on it: http://www.techspot.com/vb/post633339-2.html

If you receive a "kernel" fault, this means that there is something wrong with the boot part of the CD image. ie You just need to re-create (download and burn) again. It also means that you can boot from a CD (hence the message) which also means that you likely have a Hard drive password only (or who knows maybe just a Windows password) If you just have a hard drive password, all you need to do is purchase a new hard drive. Therefore all solved

fyb87 · #**1999** 04-04-2009

Thanks. I tried it on two different cd's which didn't work. So I downloaded the file again and this time the file was pretty big. So something must have happened. Hopefully this will work as I have a ton of pictures and music and personal files on it that I desperately would not want to lose (external hard drive broke so no backups). I will let you know!

Thank you for all your help.

kimsland · #**2000** 04-04-2009

Ok well here's some info, that may help many:

Dell laptop Bios password recovery help: http://www.techspot.com/vb/post610782-4.html
The link also includes 3 extra (old) password generators for HP

Windows account password recovery: http://www.techspot.com/vb/post633339-2.html

Laptop Serial ATA to USB 2.0 Adapter Cable. To allow external backup of your data on another working computer: http://www.cooldrives.com/seatatousb20.html

Laptop 2.5" to Desktop 3.5" IDE Hard Drive Adapter Converter: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16812203012

Difference between Sata and IDE: http://www.techspot.com/vb/post656793-4.html

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