HP / Dell / etc. Laptop password help thread (Jan-Mar 2008)
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Help with password removal by shorting on Dell 1300
Thanks Obi for the link on shorting. I took the 1300 laptop apart and found the eeprom chip. When I short pins 4 and 5 I can get the FN-X message on the screen probably 40 % of the time. When I do get it, I can't do anything using FN-X or F2 on the keyboard. If I hit esc or just let it time out the grey screen asking for the password comes up. I even tried rebooting when the FN-X screen message appeared and it went straight back into the grey password screen. Does anyone have any suggestions on what I might be doing wrong?
Thanks again in advance...
Thanks Obi for the link on shorting. I took the 1300 laptop apart and found the eeprom chip. When I short pins 4 and 5 I can get the FN-X message on the screen probably 40 % of the time. When I do get it, I can't do anything using FN-X or F2 on the keyboard. If I hit esc or just let it time out the grey screen asking for the password comes up. I even tried rebooting when the FN-X screen message appeared and it went straight back into the grey password screen. Does anyone have any suggestions on what I might be doing wrong?
Thanks again in advance...
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dbpk
wooooody said:
nothing interesting..only old softwar that already exist in PARAGON site!!!
Dell -595b
Yes I'll admit, I was once like all of you, poor defenseless password seekers, but I overcame and got my laptop unlocked in two days, FREE OF CHARGE. Just trying to give you guys some advise, so that you don't run into the brickwall of dell customer support. Just trying to direct you to the best possible way to unlock your machines, hardrives and transfer warranties hassle-free, invoice-free, and free-of-charge. Beyond this I understand that some people are willing to pay if all other methods do not work. Trust me guys, i'm not that stupid, and I searched all over the internet. From what I know not all models work with the shorting method, 595b service tags do not have a current password generator, only d35b, there does exist a service of under 100 to unlock the bios gauranteed (no HD unlocking-you would have to purchase a new one if it is locked), BUT the best method is to do it through the dell website!!!!!!! I did it, and it took me two days. I can help you here, since its free of charge, and it took me two DAYS - no faxed invoice, or begging customer support. One of the dell tech guys told me of this backdoor to quickly transfer ownership, and beyond all of this. If dell doesn't work, then the only method would be shorting and costly method$. All I can offer is guidance, you make the decisions.kimsland said:
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Lobo1225 said:
so According to what you wrote above , any one with stolen machine can contact dell inc support and ...easly can retrive Master password!!! excuse me that seems none sens, if you were lucky....i dont think must work with another!.
no offence,,i have nothing against you but only about what you wrote.
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dbpk
wooooody said:
sory i dont sell dell passwords, even i work at dell i do not give password for stolen machines..cause im not allowed to do this!!
595b dell
Lets get real dbpk, stolen laptops exist, will continue to exist, have existed. Some people may unknowingly purchase one, from lets say ebay, a friend, you, me, my mother, etc... The point here is that they need to be unlocked. People who don't steal, but have in their possession a stolen machine can try to do it through dell as I did. Unfortunately my machine was stolen, but NOT by me. And the truth is I was able to transfer it to "another" name so that it may be unlocked. It's not nonsense if you have half a brain. It's called using your brain. This alternative exists, and yes I was lucky that noone called dell to report it stolen. But really lets say they steal your ipod, do you call apple to let them know? Get real people. Try this, and if it doesn't work then yes, there are services that will unlock it for a fee, looks like dbpk knows this too well, he even promotes it freely on the forum. Contact me guys, I would be glad to help you as I know the feeling of having worthless peice of plastic in front of my face.dbpk said:
dell d620
I apologize, I do not condone stealing in any way shape or form. The thing is some people may purchase stolen goods, as I did. Stealing is wrong, not the way to go, but for those who unknowingly purchase stolen goods should have some reprieve. Again for the record, I do not condone this behavior.
I apologize, I do not condone stealing in any way shape or form. The thing is some people may purchase stolen goods, as I did. Stealing is wrong, not the way to go, but for those who unknowingly purchase stolen goods should have some reprieve. Again for the record, I do not condone this behavior.
I believe this subject has merit here
And I hope no one is pointing the finger at anyone else.
But it's now covered, I'm pretty sure we all know the law now (without too much specifics)
Lets continue with users asking for help.
And support personnal, supplying help through forum reply (so all others can benefit)
And I hope no one is pointing the finger at anyone else.
But it's now covered, I'm pretty sure we all know the law now (without too much specifics)
Lets continue with users asking for help.
And support personnal, supplying help through forum reply (so all others can benefit)
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