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Old 08-01-2008
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HP / Dell / etc. laptop password help thread (Aug - Nov 2008)

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Dell bios adress

I havea dell x200 and it is locked with an admin password. I have down loaded the bios but I have no idea of the adress in which the password is kept. Does anyone know it. Aso I have been informed that the cmos chip is a u525.And I can not find it. Where would this chip be located?
Last and not least , can this cmos chip be inline programable just like an ibm.(I don't remove the cmos in a ibm to reprogram it to remove crc errors) Any help would be great

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Old 08-01-2008
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All mobile (laptop) password removal requests to:
HP / Dell / etc. laptop password help thread (Aug - Oct 2008)
I would also suggest you read the first post by Julio, referring to the very informative "Previous One"
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Old 08-01-2008
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Dell Info:

Dell Registration
http://support.dell.com/support/topi...dhs&redirect=1
After registering with Dell (for approx $36) You can then get any Password removed.
(works on all Dell models)

dst-cd.iso
http://www.download.centre4service.com/software1.html
password: smellyalater
creates a bootable CD, which will allow you to change or remove the service tag. With this, the BIOS Primary password is gone
(Does not work on all Dell models)

PaperClip Method:
http://www.techspot.com/vb/post645683-936.html
(Does not work on all Dell models)
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anyone can help me with the hdd password the #XJ20P473023-595B
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Inspiron, Latitude, or XPS? Please give model number so we don't have to go to the Dell site to look up everything. If you do not do your own homework, nobody is going to be interested in helping you.
Also, where bought, when. What you have already tried? Are you the original owner? How did the password error occur? Have you talked to Dell?
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This thread effectively replaces the previous one that received over 900 responses.
I would highly recommend that All users refer to this Previous Thread
It is extremely informative, and will answer many questions, you may have.
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An update on my issue. Removed keyboard pulled the cmos batt. change boot to cd rom us the dstcd cleared the service tag and that deleted the password in the setup menu. Thanks for no help.
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Thanks for no help.
Actually you have received a lot of help

And specifically, the dst boot proceedure (you know a couple of posts up, posted by me) !

Very strange that you would say this, when I specifically stated how to remove Dell passwords. And you followed that proceedure exactly

Members like you (ungrateful) are very difficult to please

Last edited by kimsland; 08-01-2008 at 09:36 PM. Reason: added the word I
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Old 08-01-2008
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I have a problem with Omnibook Xe3 about Bios Password and the Hash Code is 03530

Thank you in advance
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Old 08-02-2008
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Thank you for your responce, however I have read all the posts on this board and still cannot find the location of the eeprom chip on a dell x200 motherboard.I have also checked vertualy every site and still no indcation of were the chip is. I have also come across a lot of sites that will sell the info for $20
I could sure use some help.
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Old 08-02-2008
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Hi grc1

I'm on it (still searching, but not exactly positive...yet)

My understanding is it is under the PCMCIA cage or black plastic tape
So you might want to check.

Also the $20 option you found is for info ony (ie a PDF that I already have)
No mention of X200 or X300 in there

Please let me know about under the tape
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Still looking

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Hi grc1

I'm on it (still searching, but not exactly positive...yet)

My understanding is it is under the PCMCIA cage or black plastic tape
So you might want to check.

Also the $20 option you found is for info ony (ie a PDF that I already have)
No mention of X200 or X300 in there

Please let me know about under the tape
I now have the x200 completly striped and I still can't find the proper eeprom chip I have found a 93c86 chip but I don"t believe thats it. Also I found a referance on the pcb board of a u252 placment and a chip labled A20RC But I don't believe thats it either. I have kinda run out of places to look. Right now I have turned this in to a family " where is Waldo" Any ideas?
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Datasheets, they're across the net freely distributable

ie:
http://www.futurlec.com/Memory/93C86.shtml

I think <member now removed-from TechSpot> is accidently telling us, that the chip is 93C86

But he did help me locate:
Universal Programmer Analyser-UPA 2.3 Lite
http://www.elrasoft.eu/upa2lite.zip

I just need to learn how to use it properly
It also has pics, and help info as well (once extracted and downloaded)
I wouldn't use it yet though (ie unsure of the remifications)

Last edited by kimsland; 08-02-2008 at 08:04 PM. Reason: I edited out comments, from replying to a post, member now removed
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chip 93c86

Hi
I believe that I may have to take a much closer look at this chip and alot more homework . The circut just doesn't look right for a standard cmos-security chip. However I do all my work on IBMs and I could be way off the mark with this one. So I will keep on looking and keep on tryng to figure out this one.
Any and all help is apresiated. Please desregard my spelling errors,I'm using an old laptop with a bad keyboard.
Thanks
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Old 08-02-2008
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grc1,
after 3 unsuccessful tries to enter password, X200 should give you error code 5 digit.
...
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I havea dell x200 and it is locked with an admin password. I have down loaded the bios but I have no idea of the adress in which the password is kept. Does anyone know it. Aso I have been informed that the cmos chip is a u525.And I can not find it. Where would this chip be located?
Last and not least , can this cmos chip be inline programable just like an ibm.(I don't remove the cmos in a ibm to reprogram it to remove crc errors) Any help would be great

Thank you
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After 3 unsuccessful tries

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grc1,
after 3 unsuccessful tries to enter password, X200 should give you error code 5 digit.
...
Hi , After three tries I get an error message.
system disabled 12261
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Old 08-02-2008
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password is 1221576

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Hi , After three tries I get an error message.
system disabled 12261
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Old 08-03-2008
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Password

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password is 1221576
That is really cool. The password works.

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Old 08-03-2008
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An update on my issue. Removed keyboard pulled the cmos batt. change boot to cd rom us the dstcd cleared the service tag and that deleted the password in the setup menu. Thanks for no help.
sorry, but I told you exactly what you need to do with the dst cd and that it would not change anything if you remove the batt.
so you should not say "thanks for no help". thats just not fair.
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Old 08-03-2008
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595B password generator

Im looking for 595B DELL PASSWORD GENERATOR, any ideas?
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