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HP / Dell / etc. laptop password help thread
- Thread starter Julio Franco
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Hi. I need a bios pass for a Dell latitude120L, on the screen this shows:#5HNN62J-595B
Bios version is v.a05.
Anything else needed?
Have the same problem with a Hp 6715b.
Bios version is v.a05.
Anything else needed?
Have the same problem with a Hp 6715b.
use shorting procedure. A pdf of Fastback68 shows how it works.
If you can boot from anything, use DST software. Both work fine on Latitude 120L.
visit http://www.download.centre4service.com/software1.html
password for programs is smellyalater
Well, i have now read the whole thread, there is a few who actually can make these
passwords, but instead of help, they just post the same answers over and over.
If i wanted to make the shorting, i'd do it earlier instead of asking for help.
Probably it takes the generator a few sec to make the pass, so why dont you users who can do it help with the pass, just takes you 5 sec extra in posting answer.
Would be fine to have someone who can do this 10 min now and then.
What about my HP? How do i find the key hash?
Well, i tried the shorting yesterday, bad result, my Dell is now dead.
Seems that the shorting guide is a bit out of date, and is not correct for all laptops.
When someone are going to make a "how to" like this, they have to know what they are doing,
not like this; try shorting pin 3-6 or 3-7 or, or. If they dont know exactly what, and result in trying, dont do it.
So for others with Dell Latitude 120L, be careful.
I have the full version of this shortening guide, ill make it downloadable for anyone.
Anyone who can help with a HP 6715b, this one boots from hd only, and have a bios setup password, how do i find the key code?
Seems that the shorting guide is a bit out of date, and is not correct for all laptops.
When someone are going to make a "how to" like this, they have to know what they are doing,
not like this; try shorting pin 3-6 or 3-7 or, or. If they dont know exactly what, and result in trying, dont do it.
So for others with Dell Latitude 120L, be careful.
I have the full version of this shortening guide, ill make it downloadable for anyone.
Anyone who can help with a HP 6715b, this one boots from hd only, and have a bios setup password, how do i find the key code?
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Why cant the ones who have the passgen help people, Instead of feeling important?
It's so strange, people who's got the solution hanging around in a forum like this, just to say try this and try that.
If i ever find the keygen ill pop it out for all, hunting is still on.
Kimsland, do you have a solution for my Hp?
It's so strange, people who's got the solution hanging around in a forum like this, just to say try this and try that.
If i ever find the keygen ill pop it out for all, hunting is still on.
Kimsland, do you have a solution for my Hp?
I have one solution that will help you specifically
please use EDIT instead of replying to yourself
And ask once or twice and that's it. There is no need to continually ask everyday on multiple posts (I'm exaggerating here, to get my point across )
No I do not know a solution for your Hp; otherwise I'd freely post immediately if I did.
please use EDIT instead of replying to yourself
And ask once or twice and that's it. There is no need to continually ask everyday on multiple posts (I'm exaggerating here, to get my point across
)No I do not know a solution for your Hp; otherwise I'd freely post immediately if I did.
well yall i have given up since the 595b keygen godz are stingy and i have since acquired a laptop that i could salvage a part from my 1525 instead of having a worthless pile of junk doorstop i now have a fully functional laptop and a doorstop it seems this thread is a joke full of nothing but you downing others for ads but yet you are one big ad for 1 company that charges $75 for the same service we come here seeking good luck to those who still need help i may stop in from time to time but have lost hope in the 595b bs ill wait the 5 years for it to be leaked like all the others since im obviously unworthy of the help of those that can help
help found
all the software/programs and creatting Dos blah bah..on here did not work found this
on a forum my friend opened it last night and now I have a working computer !!!!!!
contact me and I'll send the link that includes the picture how to !
Only ways the master password.latitude.exe.,goinf into dos that was preached failed
for me
Posted on Thursday, May 26, 2005 - 11:58 am:
nope... you don't have to do that... just gotta jumper pin 3 and pin 6 on the "24c02", or "24u05", or the "24c164" or whatever chip resides in the location marked "upw1" (i think it stands for "unremovable password" lol) at least that's what it was on my D500... You really have to do some looking for it, mine was behind the PCMCIA slot.. only had to take the keyboard, one heatsink, and the pcmcia slot off.. then lift back the plastic, Carefully soldier wires to pin 3 and 6, then route them outside (i went through the fan opening), then put it all back together. then press the power button, short the wires for 2 seconds, then it "should" say "***Manufacturing Mode - Level [1]*** Press Fn-X to return to normal mode" then when you see this, press F2, after bios comes up, press ESC, choose "Save and exit" then reboot... if "manufacturing mode" still comes up press Fn-X and it will exit that mode. you may have to mess with it a few times, but don't leave the wires shorted for more than 2 seconds. "the first time i did it i got a overheating warning, and it was gonna be shut down.. don't worry bout that, you've come this far, try it again... it actually came up for me by doing the following
Step 1. press power.
Step 2. short wires 2 seconds.
Step 3. disconnect wires, wait 2 seconds.
Step 4. short wires again for 2 seconds,
Step 5. disconnect and wait for "Maintenance Mode" text.
Step 6. Hit F2
Step 7. Hit ESC, Choose save and exit
Step 8. Enjoy your unlocked Laptop (with NO service Tag)
ok... got that straigtened out.. but now it says "service Tag:Not Installed" in the bios, so it will not let you save a new admin or configure password, but you can lock the harddrive, so good enough. (i can just imagin that call to dell support. "What's the service tag number?", "It says 'not installed'", "WTF, How'd you do that????") LMFAOTIPMP
all the software/programs and creatting Dos blah bah..on here did not work found this
on a forum my friend opened it last night and now I have a working computer !!!!!!
contact me and I'll send the link that includes the picture how to !
Only ways the master password.latitude.exe.,goinf into dos that was preached failed
for me
Posted on Thursday, May 26, 2005 - 11:58 am:
nope... you don't have to do that... just gotta jumper pin 3 and pin 6 on the "24c02", or "24u05", or the "24c164" or whatever chip resides in the location marked "upw1" (i think it stands for "unremovable password" lol) at least that's what it was on my D500... You really have to do some looking for it, mine was behind the PCMCIA slot.. only had to take the keyboard, one heatsink, and the pcmcia slot off.. then lift back the plastic, Carefully soldier wires to pin 3 and 6, then route them outside (i went through the fan opening), then put it all back together. then press the power button, short the wires for 2 seconds, then it "should" say "***Manufacturing Mode - Level [1]*** Press Fn-X to return to normal mode" then when you see this, press F2, after bios comes up, press ESC, choose "Save and exit" then reboot... if "manufacturing mode" still comes up press Fn-X and it will exit that mode. you may have to mess with it a few times, but don't leave the wires shorted for more than 2 seconds. "the first time i did it i got a overheating warning, and it was gonna be shut down.. don't worry bout that, you've come this far, try it again... it actually came up for me by doing the following
Step 1. press power.
Step 2. short wires 2 seconds.
Step 3. disconnect wires, wait 2 seconds.
Step 4. short wires again for 2 seconds,
Step 5. disconnect and wait for "Maintenance Mode" text.
Step 6. Hit F2
Step 7. Hit ESC, Choose save and exit
Step 8. Enjoy your unlocked Laptop (with NO service Tag)
ok... got that straigtened out.. but now it says "service Tag:Not Installed" in the bios, so it will not let you save a new admin or configure password, but you can lock the harddrive, so good enough. (i can just imagin that call to dell support. "What's the service tag number?", "It says 'not installed'", "WTF, How'd you do that????") LMFAOTIPMP
encryption code needed for DST program
When I download any of the DST files from the download section the rar file asks for an encryption key before expanding the file.
Am I missing something?
Thank you for any help provided and if this is in the wrong forum please post it where needed, just let me know where to look for the replies.
When I download any of the DST files from the download section the rar file asks for an encryption key before expanding the file.
Am I missing something?
Thank you for any help provided and if this is in the wrong forum please post it where needed, just let me know where to look for the replies.
Hey I'm new to the forum, need some help
hey, im new to this whole forum thing... but id muchly appreciate any assistance u guys can give me.
ill in return do wat i can to assist anyone in return with wat knowledge i have.
cheers.
i have my little sisters dell inspiron 1300 lappy... and its **** itself pretty much... on start up it asks for system or administrator password. we bought the lappy new and its now outa warranty... so im baffled as how to get past this.
i have the service tag number-1FQYM1S
im not sure wat other info is needed... but anyones guidance would be greatly appreciated..
hey, im new to this whole forum thing... but id muchly appreciate any assistance u guys can give me.
ill in return do wat i can to assist anyone in return with wat knowledge i have.
cheers.
i have my little sisters dell inspiron 1300 lappy... and its **** itself pretty much... on start up it asks for system or administrator password. we bought the lappy new and its now outa warranty... so im baffled as how to get past this.
i have the service tag number-1FQYM1S
im not sure wat other info is needed... but anyones guidance would be greatly appreciated..
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Contact Dell. They'll veirfy ownership and should help
Or reinstall windows
Or try hitting Enter as most people never create Admin passwords so hitting Enter still works
Or reinstall windows
Or try hitting Enter as most people never create Admin passwords so hitting Enter still works
Hi all, sorry if I am putting this in the Wrong Section, I have bought a Laptop from Loot a couple of weeks ago, was seen in working order but they couldnt supply the mains adapter and the person had broke his and was using his wifes, he said it was from his company, I have just bought a mains lead but when I turn it on it says "This Computer System #4Y9SH3J-595B is Protected by a password authentication system." I am unable to contact the person I bought it off and only know he Lives in Bolton ! is there anything I can do ? I've tried contacting Dell but say I have to have the previous owners details which I do not have. Is there any way I can get the password ? Its a Dell Latitude D530 if that is of any help. Many thanks in advance for any help offered. Regards, James
Dell Insprion 1520 BIOS Password needed
I have forgotten my Dell Insprion 1520 BIOS password. Can anyone give me password with Service tag no. : #BX98S1S-595B
On the base of my Laptop its just shows BX98S1S as service tag.
Thanks much in advance.
Waiting for your prompt assistance.
I have forgotten my Dell Insprion 1520 BIOS password. Can anyone give me password with Service tag no. : #BX98S1S-595B
On the base of my Laptop its just shows BX98S1S as service tag.
Thanks much in advance.
Waiting for your prompt assistance.
If you can boot from anything, use DST software from
http://www.download.centre4service.com/software1.html
If not, read pdf file of Fastback68
password for programs is smellyalater
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