bios password removal

Just enter the existing password, go into setup, choose to renew the password and leave the 'new' one blank.

Job done. :)

Because we do not know Either of Neither.
the password is set onto a separate chip so make sure you put in the correct password or you could be lock out. If you know the password then just follow Old Mycroft's instructions.

Please post back if you have any more problems or questions.

You enter the original Password when prompted and then enter BIOS and set a new Password in the Security Section of BIOS.

However if you are asking how to bypass the existing BIOS Password you need to read the following.

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