HP / Dell / etc. Laptop password help (April - July 2008)
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Hi, everybody....I'm new here...I've been around this forum for couple days, searching.... and searching... hoping find a solution for my locked Dell Latitude D420 (I bought it second hand). Mine has hdd passsword locked, It's a 1.8" hdd , so hard to find for replacement in my country, and if there it is, believe me it will be costly and i have no budget to buy it. Is there anybody here can help me to unlock my Dell Latitude D420 ? Well actually it is hdd locked Toshiba MK6008GAH. Thanks in advance (Sorry for my bad English)
Dell Latitude d620
Hi,
I'm a newbie here and desperately need help getting past password. I've read several hours now and found many post but need to find best way around service tag that ends in -595B.
My service tag # is: 3SFWXC1 -595B
Service Code: 8250130369
Bios Revision A08
Thanks for any help one can give me!
Hi,
I'm a newbie here and desperately need help getting past password. I've read several hours now and found many post but need to find best way around service tag that ends in -595B.
My service tag # is: 3SFWXC1 -595B
Service Code: 8250130369
Bios Revision A08
Thanks for any help one can give me!
Latitude D520
Can the BIOS password be removed? I have read as much as possible on here today (great contributions by many members
) and there is some saying yes and some saying no - afaik there is no eeprom to short on this model - i cant get to the one time boot choice menu to boot from floppy or cd to try out any of the software
any definative answer if this model can be done would be appreciated
Can the BIOS password be removed? I have read as much as possible on here today (great contributions by many members
) and there is some saying yes and some saying no - afaik there is no eeprom to short on this model - i cant get to the one time boot choice menu to boot from floppy or cd to try out any of the softwareany definative answer if this model can be done would be appreciated
C
champ
re d520
the only thing that you can do is buy a password
the only thing that you can do is buy a password
All Dell or others, password help to go to:
HP / Dell / etc. Laptop password help (April - June 2008)
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HP Omnibook xe4500
Hi there.
At first: sorry for my bad english.
I got a problem with my "HP Omnibook xe4500". There is a unknown Bios-Password and i allready contacted the hp-support-hotline. they asked me to look with F12 the system-hash-code. it is : 04361
After that, they mailed me a list with counterpasswords (i don't know the right english word) that should help:
segshrc
v6i9x74
edb3xb0
8o55lns
51w6sqo
5flor71
dp7bt5w
9rnsz2v
8co6tvh
m8d72bx
jem9or7
z4mcfsk
bv57t89
wbrtq2j
a8nr6p3
But every of these password don't work --> "System Warning - Invalid Password".
I called the hotline again and they said: then you can only exchange the mainboard, because the password is in the eeprom....
can anybody HEEEELP me ?!? :-((
THX from germany
Hi there.
At first: sorry for my bad english.
I got a problem with my "HP Omnibook xe4500". There is a unknown Bios-Password and i allready contacted the hp-support-hotline. they asked me to look with F12 the system-hash-code. it is : 04361
After that, they mailed me a list with counterpasswords (i don't know the right english word) that should help:
segshrc
v6i9x74
edb3xb0
8o55lns
51w6sqo
5flor71
dp7bt5w
9rnsz2v
8co6tvh
m8d72bx
jem9or7
z4mcfsk
bv57t89
wbrtq2j
a8nr6p3
But every of these password don't work --> "System Warning - Invalid Password".
I called the hotline again and they said: then you can only exchange the mainboard, because the password is in the eeprom....
can anybody HEEEELP me ?!? :-((
THX from germany
a small iso which you can burn to a cd and change the windows admin password should work on vista as well.
https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic90285.html
https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic90285.html
first two passwords is bad. All others should work.
Try to press F2, then F12 and hit ENTER if required, then type in password.
http://displaysearch.com/cps/rde/xchg/SID-0A424DE8-A85225DE/displaysearch/hs.xsl/6305.asp
HP and Acer are top vendor in the world, but they dont care about strong password security.
Many people can bypass it easily.
Try to press F2, then F12 and hit ENTER if required, then type in password.
http://displaysearch.com/cps/rde/xchg/SID-0A424DE8-A85225DE/displaysearch/hs.xsl/6305.asp
HP and Acer are top vendor in the world, but they dont care about strong password security.
Many people can bypass it easily.
eckholt said:
C
champ
eckholt HP Omnibook xe4500
when you start the laptop hit direct f2 and type this pass 6cyv7jx or rgadukk
but try an external keybord when yours is qwertzu
regarts
when you start the laptop hit direct f2 and type this pass 6cyv7jx or rgadukk
but try an external keybord when yours is qwertzu
regarts
Latitude D420
We found this notebook at fathers house without any documentation at all (father have died 1 month ago).
When I've switched on this thing I've found out that the notebook is HDD and Bios password protected so I've started to search for solution on Internet. I didn't find any for D420.
But anyhow solutions for other Dell notebooks pointed me where to start.
What I did to remove Bios Password because I didn't find that small EEPROM 24C02 inside D420 (I believe that it hasn't it).
First think I did was to remove HDD and try to boot with external USB CD ROM. It worked, so I try the same with bootable USB stick and It worked too. I was trying to remove master Bios password with various CMOS tools, Bios tools..., but no one worked neither latitude.exe because 595B. I've read that we can change service tag and asset tag with asset tool from Dell and this numbers have to be stored at the same place in memory (I belive that they are stored in Flash SSt25VF08). So I've started.
- I've removed main battery,
- HDD,
- battery for CMOS,
- than I waited cca one hour.
- within that hour I've prepared pure DOS bootable USB stick with asset (from Dell FTP)
- boot with USB stick
- run asset from USB with option /s
- when it asked me if I would like to erase all data (or something like that) I've pressed Y
- when it did I didn't type new service tag number but switched off the notebook.
YES, all Bios passwords gone away, but unfortunately HDD is locked with ATA user password and for this I need solution.
On gray screen is written: **X6HCWC1XW-595B
Thanks in advance for solution.
We found this notebook at fathers house without any documentation at all (father have died 1 month ago).
When I've switched on this thing I've found out that the notebook is HDD and Bios password protected so I've started to search for solution on Internet. I didn't find any for D420.
But anyhow solutions for other Dell notebooks pointed me where to start.
What I did to remove Bios Password because I didn't find that small EEPROM 24C02 inside D420 (I believe that it hasn't it).
First think I did was to remove HDD and try to boot with external USB CD ROM. It worked, so I try the same with bootable USB stick and It worked too. I was trying to remove master Bios password with various CMOS tools, Bios tools..., but no one worked neither latitude.exe because 595B. I've read that we can change service tag and asset tag with asset tool from Dell and this numbers have to be stored at the same place in memory (I belive that they are stored in Flash SSt25VF08). So I've started.
- I've removed main battery,
- HDD,
- battery for CMOS,
- than I waited cca one hour.
- within that hour I've prepared pure DOS bootable USB stick with asset (from Dell FTP)
- boot with USB stick
- run asset from USB with option /s
- when it asked me if I would like to erase all data (or something like that) I've pressed Y
- when it did I didn't type new service tag number but switched off the notebook.
YES, all Bios passwords gone away, but unfortunately HDD is locked with ATA user password and for this I need solution.
On gray screen is written: **X6HCWC1XW-595B
Thanks in advance for solution.
C
champ
Compaq/HP nx9010 keith
this is your code i hope this will help you
this is your code i hope this will help you
@B11TME "very quick response"
Quick response to what?
@champ "this is your code..."
Has a post gone missing here is the help thread: https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic90285.html
Many members view this thread (and others)
Many non-members view this board
Actually according to the statistics, on a quick maths percentage (views and replies)
Approx. 90% of viewers do not post.
I would say, keep all information public.
I also watch this board myself, I believe the support members (those in the know!) do seem to be helping users more and more (mostly publicly)
I would like to say that this public support, looks good and promising for others requiring help. Please continue this, both in support, and thanks for it.
Especially on this thread.
Quick response to what?
@champ "this is your code..."
Has a post gone missing here is the help thread: https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic90285.html
Many members view this thread (and others)
Many non-members view this board
Actually according to the statistics, on a quick maths percentage (views and replies)
Approx. 90% of viewers do not post.
I would say, keep all information public.
I also watch this board myself, I believe the support members (those in the know!) do seem to be helping users more and more (mostly publicly)
I would like to say that this public support, looks good and promising for others requiring help. Please continue this, both in support, and thanks for it.
Especially on this thread.
D
dbpk
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