thanks for pics when i get home i will try this and get back with you

Thanks Kimsland. I'm going for the ownership option first but if that fails I'll have a bash at the paperclip method. Unfortunately the dst-cd isn't an option for me.

Cheers

DELL Inspiron 5100 = 24LC16B

NOTE: Chip is located at the bottom of board, next to memory Slot B
Peel off the black labels that reads: "SLOT A , SLOT B"

If shorting method does not work, try unsoldering Pin #8 clear off the contact of the board, which eliminates the Passwords

Anyone with one of those dell generators. If you could just verify if the
master password corresponds with the service tag
Model : [COLOR="Red"]D620[/COLOR]
Service Tag : [COLOR="Red"]GQ089C1-595B[/COLOR]
M Password : [COLOR="Red"]4vrt3qby[/COLOR]
A simple yes or no will do.. and thank you for your time
p.s. giving me the correct one if the above is not correct wont hurt either

i am also trying the ownership transfer option. but understand that it can take a while.
meanwhile, it appears the those with the password generators have made themselves scarse here.
Or could I be wrong?

Can anyone please help me or point me in the right direction? Is there a code generator available? I can't find anything... Does the clip method work on this laptop? If it does, where's it's eeprom? I really need the laptop...
Thank you very much,
Andrei.

Did you try these steps for your HP Compaq NX9005?

1. Remove AC power
2. Remove system battery (primary and Multibay if present)
3. Remove hdd from hdd bay
4. Remove Multibay Devices from Multibay
5. Remove small round battery pill 3.3V, located under a cover on left side of touchpad. Remove cover gently (is no need to remove keyboard, but cover is removable with some power...) Delicately unplug small connector with cables leading to battery,
6. Wait 5 minutes
7. Connect AC power
8. Turn on computer unit (BIOS gets a few errors = date, time, mismatch etc. no need to panic, if everything is ok then get into computer setup pressing F10, change existing setup values as needed, if ok power down computer.
9. Unplug AC power
10. Plug small battery into motherboard
11. Install Hdd and multibay devices
12. Install system batteries
13. Power Up computer.

my service tag number is -BGPWC91 is for a dell xps m140 L cannot acees the data on this computer without the password authentication system. I need the system or administrator password. Now can I get the password?


I hope someone can help me . Thank you

i have a latitude d620

the shorting method works on it or not?

thanx

this is the ST
#45KGP2J-595B
thank you very much

aldenzel

The shorting method does not work on the D620 Latitude model
Do not attempt on this model.. You [COLOR="Red"]will[/COLOR] mess up your motherboard.

I can send u a pic for the 610 may help you for paperclip method.There is also a latitude prog to generate the p/w it free and will send if u need it. I have never used it though, but people have had luck with it. Also I have an ISO cd for bios probs called superbios cd look it up and if u think it will help can get it to you. I agree about the holding onto the keygen for 595b but some people r like that.

crookedzro, mike171271


thanx for response

is there an other method to resolve my problem?

try the latitude key gen
or short Chip 24c04 or 24c05 is beside modem compartment at the backside.
Short pin 3 and 7 wile booting. Sorry for the bad Photo.
If you have an other Chip. If u need pic will send it

mike171271, the paperclip method does not work on the [COLOR="Red"]D620[/COLOR] models
It [COLOR="Red"]WILL[/COLOR], I repeat [COLOR="Red"]WILL[/COLOR] damage his laptop
bootable cds are useless. If the model goes directly to the gray screen asking for the pasword
The latitude.exe and masterpassword.exe will not work as it does not work with tags ending in 595B

I have tried this with just the mainborad out nothing connected including battary just memory left it for hrs and still screwed. Y won't people share the 595b keygen. I have a pc business and if I have it and it will help I'll share any software I can..

yes, this is the question.

anyway, this is the ST
#45KGP2J-595B


any help will be welcome.

thanx.

Yes, i have tried that with only the motherboard and LCD panel connected. When i reach step 8, i get the time/date/invalid cmos data errors but when i press F10, it just asks for the password. The difference between what you have psoted and my laptop is that the CMOS battery is directly connected to the motherboard in a slot similar to the desktop boards (only smaller) and is in a different location (i had to disassemble the whole thing to get to it). I can post pictures if you would like.

Thanks for your reply,
Andrei.

Try to leave it unplugged longer... lets give it an hour this time.
With everything unplugged.. press the power button anyways.
And leave without power for an hour