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by jcox312003 Accepted solution
by old mycroft's younger brother Accepted solution
Interesting question -sad, effectual answer.
The whole basis for setting a bios password is to stop other users gaining access. Clearly if you forget the password you've got a problem. This problem is usually only encountered by the ne'er-do'wells that steal laptop computers. Assuming you haven't stolen it you might try the following:
1. The bios password comes in two parts - one for entry to the operating system, the second for entry to the bios (where you set the first password)
2. Try going into the bios, assuming you haven't forgotten that password too - if you haven't set one it doesn't exist - pressing F2 at startup will get you in.
3. If neither of the above steps are possible you'll have to save up for an airline ticket to Taiwan, or the cost of shipping the laptop to Taiwan.
Removing the cmos battery will have no effect
by old mycroft's younger brother Accepted solution
by triathlete1981 Accepted solution
by betelgeuse58 Accepted solution
it'll be cached and available from now on.
good going there "Tex". You'll find out soon enough why you don't put personal info on the web ;)
Have a nice LIFE :D
by statykserver Accepted solution
I have successfully removed bios password using the debug command on desktops and don't know if it will work on laptops but if you reply back with your status that would be great.
Try this in a command prompt:
DEBUG
- o 70 2E
- o 71 FF
- q
Good luck oh and BTW was it a big hastle to disconnect your phone? LOL jk
by furqan asrar Accepted solution
I forgot the password of my BIOS and the password removed itself after I resetted the BIOS... Obviously I had to reconfigure it afterwards...
That is if i remember correctly...
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