HP / Dell / etc. laptop password help thread
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need help with admin password on dell inspiron 1525
I need help to reset the bios password on my dell laptop i have removed the cmos battery and the laptop battery so it had no power for 48hrs and it still did not reset so it must have the bios info store on the bios chip is there any other way to reset bios password if need i can include tag id please help me pls and thks in advance
I need help to reset the bios password on my dell laptop i have removed the cmos battery and the laptop battery so it had no power for 48hrs and it still did not reset so it must have the bios info store on the bios chip is there any other way to reset bios password if need i can include tag id please help me pls and thks in advance
Hello, hope you can help.
Hello every one and thank you for taking time to read this. My work is a pawn shop and i'm a tech there. They got a dell laptop inspiron 5100, and it's bios is passworded. I have been looking all over google, and really didn't come up with to much. Called dell a few times but no help, because i don't know who solded the laptop to us. Anyways, if i could get help, i would be very happy. Hope to get some help and i hope i can help others.
Ok, have now been able to get the dell laptop to bring up the fn-x on the screen with the jumper trick on the eeprom chip. I had trouble to get it as i was holding the jumper on as i was turning on the laptop, and not turning on the laptop then putting the jumper in place. The problem i'm having now it that i hit fn-x and nothing happens. After a few seconds the screen goes back to the bios screen and asks for a password. Do i hold the jumper on as i hit fn-x? Any info would be great. Thanks.
service tag #B8F1H31-A95B
express code 24453598141
Hello every one and thank you for taking time to read this. My work is a pawn shop and i'm a tech there. They got a dell laptop inspiron 5100, and it's bios is passworded. I have been looking all over google, and really didn't come up with to much. Called dell a few times but no help, because i don't know who solded the laptop to us. Anyways, if i could get help, i would be very happy. Hope to get some help and i hope i can help others.
Ok, have now been able to get the dell laptop to bring up the fn-x on the screen with the jumper trick on the eeprom chip. I had trouble to get it as i was holding the jumper on as i was turning on the laptop, and not turning on the laptop then putting the jumper in place. The problem i'm having now it that i hit fn-x and nothing happens. After a few seconds the screen goes back to the bios screen and asks for a password. Do i hold the jumper on as i hit fn-x? Any info would be great. Thanks.
service tag #B8F1H31-A95B
express code 24453598141
Well I got good news!!!
I managed to unlock my Dell D520 laptop.
I called Dell over a month ago and 6 times since then.
I filed 3 transfer of ownerships and got no response.
Today I called and finally they gave me the BIOS password.
TIP:
When filing a Transfer of ownership, if you do nt know the name of the original owner just put NA in the first and last name fields.
Leave the rest blank ( address, etc).
Then put in your info as new owner.
Use complete and accurate info.
Then call them every 3 days to ask if its ready.
After enough calls they will just give up the password.
Hope that helps someone out there in internet land.
Cheers.
I managed to unlock my Dell D520 laptop.
I called Dell over a month ago and 6 times since then.
I filed 3 transfer of ownerships and got no response.
Today I called and finally they gave me the BIOS password.
TIP:
When filing a Transfer of ownership, if you do nt know the name of the original owner just put NA in the first and last name fields.
Leave the rest blank ( address, etc).
Then put in your info as new owner.
Use complete and accurate info.
Then call them every 3 days to ask if its ready.
After enough calls they will just give up the password.
Hope that helps someone out there in internet land.
Cheers.
momok
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Dell Latitude D620
Anyone have password for Dell D620?
Service tag: D0K6RC1
Express service Code: 28332078049
Thanks
Anyone have password for Dell D620?
Service tag: D0K6RC1
Express service Code: 28332078049
Thanks
hello every one,
in searching for answers i end up in this forum
ok my problem is i have a dell latitude d610 laptop i cant set a bios password
because it has no service tag ........
visit http://www.download.centre4service.com/software.html and use DST software to write a new one
hi guys!
i'm new here and i got a little problem with a dell latitude d420.
it always wants a password. so i decided to try it with shorting, but i read that this isn't a good idea because of the bios information stored in the chip. but i don't want to pay 50 dollar and more for a master password.
so service-tag is 4FQFF2J-595B, maybe someone can help me?
thx anyway
i'm new here and i got a little problem with a dell latitude d420.
it always wants a password. so i decided to try it with shorting, but i read that this isn't a good idea because of the bios information stored in the chip. but i don't want to pay 50 dollar and more for a master password.
so service-tag is 4FQFF2J-595B, maybe someone can help me?
thx anyway
If you can boot from anything, use DST Software from http://www.download.centre4service.com/software1.html Password is smellyalater
the following models can be unlocked by paper clip methode.
Precision
M60
Latitude
XP
Latitude
XPi
Latitude
CP
Latitude
CPi
Latitude
CPiA
Latitude
CPx
Latitude
CPxJ
Latitude
CS
Latitude
CSx
Latitude
c400
Latitude
c500
Latitude
c510
Latitude
c540
Latitude
c600
Latitude
c610
Latitude
c640
Latitude
c800
Latitude
c810
Latitude
c840
Latitude
D400
Latitude
D410
Latitude
D500
Latitude
D505
Latitude
D510
Latitude
D600
Latitude
D610
Latitude
D800
Latitude
D810
Latitude
110L
Latitude
X1
Inspiron
2650
Inspiron
510m
Inspiron
600m
Inspiron
3200
Inspiron
3500
Inspiron
3800
Inspiron
4000
Inspiron
4100
Inspiron
4150
Inspiron
5100
Inspiron
6000
Inspiron
7000
Inspiron
7500
Inspiron
8000
Inspiron
8100
Inspiron
8200
Inspiron
8500
Inspiron
8600
Inspiron
9300
Inspiron
M170
Inspiron
1100
Inspiron
1200
Inspiron
1300
Inspiron
2200
Inspiron
XPS Gen2
It would be beneficial to purchase a CD Rom drive for that system:
http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/DellPartsFamily.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=dhs
It's amazing you have lived without this part anyway
http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/DellPartsFamily.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=dhs
It's amazing you have lived without this part anyway
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Still waiting for anybody that can help me out with D620
I posted a few days ago asking with help for my D620 that goes directly to BIOS password screen. I have seen in other posts and threads that the shorting method doesn't work on D620 so I assume that getting a password( either from paying Dell, paying somebody who has a 595b password generator, or asking for help in forumns like these) is the only solution. Does anybody know if there is a way to get passed that Dell gray screen of death without entering a password so that I can at least boot from USB or boot from CD??
I have read in multiple posts that the only way to get passed that screen is with a password, but I am beginning to think that these posts could have been written by the same people who are trying to get me to buy the password from them.
JVZ43D1-595B
I posted a few days ago asking with help for my D620 that goes directly to BIOS password screen. I have seen in other posts and threads that the shorting method doesn't work on D620 so I assume that getting a password( either from paying Dell, paying somebody who has a 595b password generator, or asking for help in forumns like these) is the only solution. Does anybody know if there is a way to get passed that Dell gray screen of death without entering a password so that I can at least boot from USB or boot from CD??
I have read in multiple posts that the only way to get passed that screen is with a password, but I am beginning to think that these posts could have been written by the same people who are trying to get me to buy the password from them.
JVZ43D1-595B
Dell password authentication problem!
hey everyone I am having the white screen problem with the HDD can someone please help me out?
service tag - CJRLXC1
express service code - 27316617985
comes up with this number on the white screen - #CJRLXC1-595B
THANKS,
Steve
hey everyone I am having the white screen problem with the HDD can someone please help me out?
service tag - CJRLXC1
express service code - 27316617985
comes up with this number on the white screen - #CJRLXC1-595B
THANKS,
Steve
Looking for help
this is the very first time i'm trying this, although i've read many Q &A's here i've yet to ask for
myself. So here goes, i have a dell vostro i bought from the local swap meet knowing that it had a password problem but for the price i couldn't refuse. little did i know what a problem it would be! I need the power on password for a dell vostro 1400, service tag # 66L9KFI-595B any help would be greatly appreciated!!
this is the very first time i'm trying this, although i've read many Q &A's here i've yet to ask for
myself. So here goes, i have a dell vostro i bought from the local swap meet knowing that it had a password problem but for the price i couldn't refuse. little did i know what a problem it would be! I need the power on password for a dell vostro 1400, service tag # 66L9KFI-595B any help would be greatly appreciated!!
mike171271
Posts: 19 +0
Inspiron 1720 Bios Password
I just bought my daughter an Inspiron 1720 for school. I thought I had got a great deal took it home and she was over joyed until we rebooted and yep you guessed it there is a bios password on the thing. The service tag number is #chrxyd1-595B. Dell no help no idea who had it befor me bought from a market. I was looking online and saw some threads at TechSpot where people gave service tag number and got a reset password. Can anyone please help I went from Super dad to woops in a mater of minuets.
Thanks to all Contributors,
Mike
I just bought my daughter an Inspiron 1720 for school. I thought I had got a great deal took it home and she was over joyed until we rebooted and yep you guessed it there is a bios password on the thing. The service tag number is #chrxyd1-595B. Dell no help no idea who had it befor me bought from a market. I was looking online and saw some threads at TechSpot where people gave service tag number and got a reset password. Can anyone please help I went from Super dad to woops in a mater of minuets.
Thanks to all Contributors,
Mike
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Compaq NX9010 Bios Password Help plz!
i have a Compaq nx 9010 laptop and i have a bios password that i cant seem to get off! ive taken out the cmos battery and just us4ed ac power as instructed but still no luck! i need some help with this one!
Hash Code = 10133 plz help!
i have a Compaq nx 9010 laptop and i have a bios password that i cant seem to get off! ive taken out the cmos battery and just us4ed ac power as instructed but still no luck! i need some help with this one!
Hash Code = 10133 plz help!
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I would like to re-state to all New members, that there are FREE alternatives, than paying high costs.
Before deciding to accept any message on how you can pay to receive your passwords:
1. Read this entire thread (you are currently on) On many laptops, the passwords can be freely removed
2. Dell will supply you a password for under $40 only
3. Shop around. There are many pay for services out there, quite a few at eBay, and basically a Google search will find hundreds!
You have been informed
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Note I will continue to post this message on each page change here
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I would like to re-state to all New members, that there are FREE alternatives, than paying high costs.
Before deciding to accept any message on how you can pay to receive your passwords:
1. Read this entire thread (you are currently on) On many laptops, the passwords can be freely removed
2. Dell will supply you a password for under $40 only
3. Shop around. There are many pay for services out there, quite a few at eBay, and basically a Google search will find hundreds!
You have been informed
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Note I will continue to post this message on each page change here
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