Dell BIOS password removal

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I have a Dell Latitude D620 and i can find the chip that i need to shorten out
Anyones have any help. What exactly does the chip i need to find say?
thanks
 
Hi guys. I need your help once again.....Someone gave me my password for my dell d620.
ttlx6kaq on a Qwerty Keyborad.
My problem is that i have a german Keyborad on this notebook. The password dont work if i enter it. Any ideas?????????
 
Hi every one
i need help i just paid $50 two weeks ago to a guy on the internet that said that he going to unlock my dell d620 and he never did..his name is razik chou.. or whatever his real name is.... do not trust that guy...

SERVICE TAG #4Y8GZB1-595B

EXPRESS SERVICE CODE 10-777-208-509
 
I have Inspiron 640m, i want make shorting methode but i don't found EEPROM, anyone can give me the location, and may anyone have the generator for That..

service tag G7R9B2J
EXPRESS SERVICE CODE 35292764491

Sorry for my bad english
 
@ ididmyc600, if u get an email from time2time from Rustam i guess u know him. Can u get his magic program so we still can help many people with the dualcore laptops,like myself. It looks he won't be around fo a long time.

It should be a very very good solution.
 
Who owns the machine?

Fiddling with motherboards and trying to reset eproms and chips is a hazardous business at the best of times. OK - if there is no other way then that is all you can do, BUT ..... if you can prove ownership of the PC and it is still supported (which you can check on the DELL website), whether it be a laptop or a desktop, then DELL technical support can actually help! You need to have the PC TAG and the character sequence from the boot time/BIOS entry failure message, and then contact the local DELL TS. They can then email an unlock code which has to be typed in. I have done this many times at work, where users have left and their machines are unusable until unlocked.
 
garreg_ddu said:
Fiddling with motherboards and trying to reset eproms and chips is a hazardous business at the best of times. OK - if there is no other way then that is all you can do, BUT ..... if you can prove ownership of the PC and it is still supported (which you can check on the DELL website), whether it be a laptop or a desktop, then DELL technical support can actually help! You need to have the PC TAG and the character sequence from the boot time/BIOS entry failure message, and then contact the local DELL TS. They can then email an unlock code which has to be typed in. I have done this many times at work, where users have left and their machines are unusable until unlocked.

How would i prove ownership i bought the laptop from someone else and didnt get any documentation.
 
dell bios administrator password removal

i just bought a dell d400 service tag: JLCL741
EXPRESS SERVICE CODE:42649798465
IT SAYS ON THE "GREY SCREEN"
COMPUTER SYSTEM, #JLCL741-595B IS PROTECTED BY A ...............PLEASE ENTER PRIMARY OR ADMIN PASSWORD

I TRIED USING THE LATITUDE PROGRAM BUT IT DOESN'T WORK WITH THE
595B

IF YOU CAN HELP ME PLEASE E-MAIL ME @ email removed
 
I have no idea. I am sure someone here with more knowledge on this subject would be happy to help you.
 
wtf69wtf said:
How would i prove ownership i bought the laptop from someone else and didnt get any documentation.




Providing the previous owner registered the laptop and you know his name and address then you can use the online form that dell have for changing ownership to yourself, however if he didnt register it then you cant.

I understand (and always have) Dells refusal to help anyone who has bought a second hand laptop and cant prove ownership, its all to do with those of us who have a stolen laptop, and want access to it, I DONT like it and never have but I understand the thinking behind it, which is why along with paragon33 I developed the site and help where I can.

It works on the same principal of taking goods back to a store that you know are stolen and then expecting cash for the goods and getting a credit note.


As for those who hope Rustam will appear or believe that he is going to allow me access to his code generator then im sorry to say but you will be waiting a long time, He WONT ever hand it over to me, god knows I have tried.

However I will still keep on trying in the vain hope that he does relent one day and pass it on to me.

wtf69wtf said:
twite

do you know any passwords for the -595B?


You can have mine if you like it wont work though, each code goes with each service tag.

Regards

IDIDMYC600: Webmaster of the Paragon Website.
 
Caveat emptor - let the buyer beware. Dell will honour warranty and provide help as long as you know the original owner name and the ship address of the unit and have a bill of sale, invoice or receipt with the TAG on it. You may need to fax the paperwork to Dell TS.
 
Ididmyc600 said:
You can have mine if you like it wont work though, each code goes with each service tag.

Regards

IDIDMYC600: Webmaster of the Paragon Website.


Well how can i get a password for my service tag?
 
There is always one that no matter how hard you try you just cant get them to understand...

WTF69WTF, listen i'll say this slowly,

YOU
CANT
GET
A
CODE
FOR
YOUR
SERVICE TAG

Have you got it now ???????

You need to use the shorting method as described on the site....

Regards
(apologies to those who feel this is unnecessary)
 
Sorry
I guess i will have to wait for rustam_ to come back some day

i don't think that there is a pic for the eeprom chip for the Latitude D620. I dont think the eeprom chip on the D620 is even labeld the same way the older models are labeled like 24xx or somthing.

Sorry and Thanks
 
Hi guys. My D620 is now unlocked. Thanks for all your infos in this forum. Razik gave me the masterpassword. I payed 50 dollars. After some days he mailed me the password. For everyone who have no other solution (there is no free, i watched everywhere). Email him for more informations.
email removed

you can email him or add him in your msn.
Msn: email removed
MsnNick: Snoopy

Worked fine for me. I like this guy,very friendly!!
 
Hi, after a bit of support if possible.

A mate has given me his Dell Latitude L400 as he's given up with it.

It doesn't seem to boot up properly, I've got the passwords, well it accepts the password, but the screen just goes black with a blinking cursor.

I can go into the BIOS and change everything apart from the Boot menu as it says only Administrators.

Can't seem to select a boot start up by pressing F12 as it just goes to the black screen with a blinking cursor again.

So due to the above, I can't load a floppy disk or a cd to try and reinstall everything

Helpppppppppp :)


Thanks in advance if anyone can offer some suggestions :)
 
i have an ideia. i have a dell d520 locked. we will make a list of all ic inside and check all that can have eprom inside or flash. i will read all of them and after will unlock via a guy that unlock via servic e tag and after will read all ic i read before to see the changes. what you think? but for this i need help to identify all ic with eprom
anyone with me?
 
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