HP / Dell / etc. Laptop password help (April - July 2008)
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Hashcode for compaq
My father in law gave me a laptop but now we don't know the setup password. The hashcode is 08696. Can anyone help me?
My father in law gave me a laptop but now we don't know the setup password. The hashcode is 08696. Can anyone help me?
Is there a way to bypass the -595B by using a gen or program? If so, what program or generator? is there also another person that can do it other than rustam?
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there is no generator for the 595B only dell have it and some guys have a connection that works for dell and they sell the passwordsavister51291 said:
On a few, yes.
But on most Dells which got the 595B assignment, they knew it would work well.
Security is such a big issue these days, and most of the ones with this coding were corporate, government, or military computers...
Most got into the marketplace as trade-ins... Dell did the dirty deed during the refurbishing process to prevent use of the Windows software, and to continue to prevent theft.
It is because of the theft issue, that it is a problem... You have to prove you are a valid owner, which takes 15 to 21 days, then you can get a resolution.
But on most Dells which got the 595B assignment, they knew it would work well.
Security is such a big issue these days, and most of the ones with this coding were corporate, government, or military computers...
Most got into the marketplace as trade-ins... Dell did the dirty deed during the refurbishing process to prevent use of the Windows software, and to continue to prevent theft.
It is because of the theft issue, that it is a problem... You have to prove you are a valid owner, which takes 15 to 21 days, then you can get a resolution.
dell inspiron e1505 admin bios pass
I purchased my laptop at Ebay.com and I can't contact the person who sold it to me. How can I make you see I'm the one who placed the order?,On this web page, I've seen members who can help us giving us dell laptops admin codes, I called Dell and I was told if I provided the name of the valid owner I would get a password. But getting that name has been a little difficult for me
Again My laptop is dell inpiron e1505 and service tag is ##h2ncxb1-595b Thanks
Grettings
raybay said:
I purchased my laptop at Ebay.com and I can't contact the person who sold it to me. How can I make you see I'm the one who placed the order?,On this web page, I've seen members who can help us giving us dell laptops admin codes, I called Dell and I was told if I provided the name of the valid owner I would get a password. But getting that name has been a little difficult for me
Again My laptop is dell inpiron e1505 and service tag is ##h2ncxb1-595b Thanks
Grettings
Reload Spybot
marrok said:
Register the purchase with Dell. They have a page on their website for that purchase, then ask their assistance. It takes approximately 21 to 30 days to verify your purchase, and to verify that it has not been reported stolen. You just report the date and posting number of the purchase and affirm you did not know the original owner.
Otherwise, it is extremely difficult to get by that passwords. Lots of people promise to do so. But the actual password, or removal of the password almost never happens.
Only Dell is authorized, as far as I know.
Take a look through these Dell password posting in this forum. You almost never see a fix. It is that difficult! If it were easy, it wouldn't really be a secure password. If somebody could help you, they could just as easily help a thief. That is why it is rarely done.
You will have to send it back to Dell or an authorized service center. I have never seen a password removed or edited for an e1505 Inspiron on this forum.
Otherwise, it is extremely difficult to get by that passwords. Lots of people promise to do so. But the actual password, or removal of the password almost never happens.
Only Dell is authorized, as far as I know.
Take a look through these Dell password posting in this forum. You almost never see a fix. It is that difficult! If it were easy, it wouldn't really be a secure password. If somebody could help you, they could just as easily help a thief. That is why it is rarely done.
You will have to send it back to Dell or an authorized service center. I have never seen a password removed or edited for an e1505 Inspiron on this forum.
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champ
i can unlock hp and compaq only i need is the hash code or system disabled code
i can unlock hp and compaq only i need is the hash code or system disabled code
and when someone need the paperclip doc i can send it to you.(DELL)
i can unlock hp and compaq only i need is the hash code
or the system disabled code
I CAN UNLOCK THE HP AND COMPAQ LAPTOPS.
ALL I NEED IS THE HASH CODE OR THE DISABLE CODE.EMAIL IT TO ME
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i can unlock hp and compaq only i need is the hash code or system disabled code
and when someone need the paperclip doc i can send it to you.(DELL)
i can unlock hp and compaq only i need is the hash code
or the system disabled code
I CAN UNLOCK THE HP AND COMPAQ LAPTOPS.
ALL I NEED IS THE HASH CODE OR THE DISABLE CODE.EMAIL IT TO ME
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dbpk
for new DELL d420/430 ,d520/530, d620/630, d820/830...6400, 1501, xps..... 595b . also remote unlock by hashcodes for sony vaio ; acer;hpcompaq,samsung;gericom.......contact me
dbpk said:
take a look at https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic90285.html too.
Paperclip procedure works with many 595b Dell´s.
D610 HDD p/w
Hello all. Great forum and lots of excellent info.
My son inherited a Dell D610 from his grandfather. The bios was locked, and we didn't have a password. Got it unlocked, no problem. The pin/short method worked the first time....once I located the chip. BTW, I have a couple high res images of the chip and the location if anyone is interested. The hard part was finding the chip (24LC04).
Anyway, got the bios unlocked, but the HDD is locked. No chance of getting the original password. It asks for a "primary" p/w.
If one you fine gentlemen (or ladies) would be so kind, I would appreciate a little help getting the HDD security unlocked. The D610 is an early 2006 release and drive info is as follows:
Samsung 40GB
WJ20L214919-595B
Any help offered would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Hello all. Great forum and lots of excellent info.
My son inherited a Dell D610 from his grandfather. The bios was locked, and we didn't have a password. Got it unlocked, no problem. The pin/short method worked the first time....once I located the chip. BTW, I have a couple high res images of the chip and the location if anyone is interested. The hard part was finding the chip (24LC04).
Anyway, got the bios unlocked, but the HDD is locked. No chance of getting the original password. It asks for a "primary" p/w.
If one you fine gentlemen (or ladies) would be so kind, I would appreciate a little help getting the HDD security unlocked. The D610 is an early 2006 release and drive info is as follows:
Samsung 40GB
WJ20L214919-595B
Any help offered would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Unless you desparately need the data off of it, a new drive is only $36 for a 40 GB, or $54 for an 80 GB that is better than the 40 GB that is locked up.
On some 40 GB drives, you can use an external USB enclosure that has a 5V power adapter to drag the data off of it. But you have to test to see if your 40 is one of the drives that can be accessed. You will never be able to use it as an installed drive, however.
On some 40 GB drives, you can use an external USB enclosure that has a 5V power adapter to drag the data off of it. But you have to test to see if your 40 is one of the drives that can be accessed. You will never be able to use it as an installed drive, however.
raybay said:
I realize this. However, I don't intend to toss a functioning drive if it can be salvaged. The cost isn't the issue, as I have other drives. I know of several 610 HDD's that have been unlocked with generic passwords, and the drive used as internal primary. I just don't have the passwords or a generator. Dell will likely help once the ownership is transfered, but that can take months. Just looking for a shortcut.
raybay said:
Of course, Dell will deny it works. They will also (most of the time), tell you shorting the chip will not work to remove the admin security. It could effect their bottom line. What good is a security system if it's easily bypassed? Not only that, I have yet to speak to a Dell rep who knows any more than the cue card they are looking at. I understand it may not work with all systems. Even the systems that "do" work, don't always. If you have a code generator, does it cost you money to try? I can "buy" a password if I supply the drive code string, so it works for someone. Government D610's may be very different than consumer release versions. I haven't seen one, so I don't know.
No, we have skilled tecnicians here trained to short the EEPROM and other chips.
Our code generator cost plenty. And I assure you our engineers know how to use it... as we do similar work for corporations and aerospace engineers, here and California. It costs us nothing other than the origina cost.
The Government D610's are no different than consumer versions except that they are all passworded, and the passwords are removed when they are remaindered out for trade in or resale. When one is performned by Dell authorized by Dell, they send the code on disc, by certified express deliver. It only works on one drive. But as far as I know, all password work is done at Dell... not by field reps. A "Dell rep" is really an independent contractor who covers a territory and gets the job, one at a time, just like real folks. Talk to the Dell on-site people to see why they charge $250 to fix a password. The computer or drive is shipped to Dell. This is to keep the system secure, and the reputation for security sacrosanct... Because, as you say, what good is a security system if it is easily bypassed. This is why weI know the drive fix you described are not done by reps. They are only done at the Dell shop.
Perhaps you can tell us the brands and models you have heard about?
Our code generator cost plenty. And I assure you our engineers know how to use it... as we do similar work for corporations and aerospace engineers, here and California. It costs us nothing other than the origina cost.
The Government D610's are no different than consumer versions except that they are all passworded, and the passwords are removed when they are remaindered out for trade in or resale. When one is performned by Dell authorized by Dell, they send the code on disc, by certified express deliver. It only works on one drive. But as far as I know, all password work is done at Dell... not by field reps. A "Dell rep" is really an independent contractor who covers a territory and gets the job, one at a time, just like real folks. Talk to the Dell on-site people to see why they charge $250 to fix a password. The computer or drive is shipped to Dell. This is to keep the system secure, and the reputation for security sacrosanct... Because, as you say, what good is a security system if it is easily bypassed. This is why weI know the drive fix you described are not done by reps. They are only done at the Dell shop.
Perhaps you can tell us the brands and models you have heard about?
Toshiba Portege 4010 BIOS password
Hi,
I have a Toshiba Portege 4010 with a BIOS password which I don't have.
I've tried making a keydisk, which didn't work... is there anything else I can do?
Thanks.
Steve
Hi,
I have a Toshiba Portege 4010 with a BIOS password which I don't have.
I've tried making a keydisk, which didn't work... is there anything else I can do?
Thanks.
Steve
Dell Inspiron E1405
Aquired this notebook from a family friend whose son was killed in an accident. No idea what the password is.
gray screen tag number is F24DDB1-595B
Can someone please advise if the paperclip method will work on this unit and if its not asking to much, a link to a picture of the chip that needs to be jumped?
Thanks to all who have posted, you all do a wonderful job helping those of us in need.
Aquired this notebook from a family friend whose son was killed in an accident. No idea what the password is.
gray screen tag number is F24DDB1-595B
Can someone please advise if the paperclip method will work on this unit and if its not asking to much, a link to a picture of the chip that needs to be jumped?
Thanks to all who have posted, you all do a wonderful job helping those of us in need.
That is either an Inspiron 640m, or an Inspiron E1405.
No, the shorting procedure will not work.
However, Dell cooperates with the estate lawyers... Just have the lawyer for the estate contact them with notice that access to the computer is necessary to performance administrative duties on the estate... with the death certificate.
It is not free, but it is easier.
No, the shorting procedure will not work.
However, Dell cooperates with the estate lawyers... Just have the lawyer for the estate contact them with notice that access to the computer is necessary to performance administrative duties on the estate... with the death certificate.
It is not free, but it is easier.
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