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DELL BIOS PASSWORD REMOVAL. This service concerns Dell notebooks with ServiceTag 1F5A, 1F66 3A5B and BF97,E7A8 or 8FC8 - new! Simply specify the ServiceTag, and we will send to you the Master Password. Go to the BIOS Master Password Generator page on another computer or on your smartphone. Enter the number that was displayed on the BIOS screen. Press the 'Get password' button to see a list of computer models and passwords. Hi, will you be making generator for unlocking BIOS on Dell with suffix -1F66? I have read on Dogbert's blog that it's just a minor modification from this, and I have been trying to decode it, but I don't have much experience in encrypti. All you need to do is to have the number to hand and then visit the BIOS Master Password Generator webpage. This website has been setup to let you easily get the possible passwords based on the number entered, simply enter it and press the button. Updated Laptop BIOS Master Password Generator provides HP, Compaq, Dell, Lenovo, Sony, Samsung, Acer, Asus & Fujitsu laptop BIOS master passwords. BIOS Master Password Generator for laptops. BIOS Password Removal for Laptops How to RESET or HACK Dell Bios Master Password Video Tutorial For Service Tag ending with 595B, 2A7B, D35B, A95B Visit this Link: www.raminfotech.net For Service Tag ending with 1D3B, 1F66, 1F5A, 3A5B Password generators not available. Follow the Change Dell service-tag method and visit link below www.
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Delete BIOS-Passwords on PC-Mainboards
Delete BIOS-Passwords on Notebooks
BIOS-Setup-Password via Software
BIOS Master-Passwords
Delete BIOS-Boot Password
Delete BIOS-Setup Password
Keystrokes to Enter the BIOS-Setup
Clear the CMOS of your PC-Mainboard if you want to reset the BIOS-Boot password or BIOS-Setup password:
CMOS-Reset instructions for PC-Mainboards and Notebooks
Delete BIOS-Boot Password
Delete BIOS-Setup Password
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Don't clear the CMOS of your Notebook, because it will not reset any BIOS-Boot password or BIOS-Setup password! Notebooks have better theft protections like an additional (tiny, hidden) IC-integrated module that contains the password. Some manufacturers store the password on a hidden hard disk sector. So, the only solution is a direct contact to the manufacturer's support, where they proof that you are the legal owner of the notebook. Depending on the manufacturer, you have to send him the serial number of the notebook and you'll get (in many cases free of charge) an individual master password to unlock the notebook. Some other manufacturers even offer only the replacement of the notebook's mainboard - which will be really expensive!
You can download the free, small program ctbios15.zip from the german Computermagazine c't. Ctbios shows the password and some other interesting things about your BIOS. (great tip!)
Lost your BIOS-Setup password or BIOS-Boot password? You can try one of the following Master passwords:
AWARD Master passwords | ||
01322222 | bios | lkw peter |
1EAAh | BIOS | lkwpeter |
256256 | biostar | PASSWORD |
589589 | biosstar | SER |
589721 | CONCAT | setup |
?award | CONDO | SKY_FOX |
admin | condo | SWITCHES_SW |
alfarome | djonet | Sxyz |
aLLy | efmukl | SZYX |
aPAf | g6PJ | t0ch88 |
award | h6BB | t0ch20x |
award_? | HELGA-S | ttptha |
award.sw | HEWITT RAND | TTPTHA |
AWARD SW | HLT | TzqF |
AWARD_SW | j09F | wodj |
AWARD_PW | j256 | ZAAADA |
award_ps | j262 | zbaaaca |
AWARD?SW | j322 | zjaaadc |
awkward | j64 | zjaaade |
AMI Master passwords | ||
ami | amiami | CMOSPWD |
amidecod | AMI.KEY | KILLCMOS |
amipswd | AMISETUP | 589589 |
AMIPSWD | AMI?SW | ami.kez |
AMI | AMI!SW | ami° |
A.M.I. | AMI_SW | helgasss |
aammii | bios310 | HEWITT RAND |
AMI~ | BIOSPASS |
Master passwords from different Manufacturers |
Advance Integration: Advance |
Amptron: Polrty |
AST: SnuFG5 |
Biostar: Biostar / Q54arwms |
Compaq:compaq |
Concord: last |
CTX International: CTX_123 |
CyberMax: Congress |
Daytek+Daewoo:Daytec/Daewuu |
DELL: DELL |
Digital Equipment: komprie |
Enox: xo11nE |
Epox: central |
Freetech: Posterie |
HP Vectra Serie: hewlpack |
IBM: IBM / MBIUO / sertafu |
IBMAptiva: press both mousekeys |
Iwill: iwill |
Jet Way: spoom1 |
Joss Techn.: 57gbz6 / Technolgi |
MachSpeed: sp99dd |
Magic-Pro: prost |
Megastar: Star |
Micron: sldkj754 / xyzall |
Micronics: dn_04rjc |
M Technology: mMmM |
Nimble: xdfk9874t3 |
Packard Bell: Bell9 |
QDI: QDI |
Quantex: teX1 / xljlbj |
Research: Col2ogro2 |
Shuttle: Spacve |
Siemens Nixdorf: SKY_FOX |
Speedeasy: lesarot1 |
SuperMicro: ksdjfg934t |
Tiny: Tiny |
TMC: BIGO |
Toshiba:24Banc81/Toshiba/toshy99 |
ToshibaLaptops: press left Shiftkey |
Vextrec Technology: Vextrec |
Vobis: merlin |
WIMBIOS v2.10: Compleri |
Zenith: 3098z / Zenith |
Zeos: zeosx |
If you have forgotten your BIOS Boot-Password, have a look into your mainboard manual, or after opening your PC, onto your mainboard. Many mainboards have a JUMPER or SWITCH to clear the CMOS. This Jumper is often named like: 'RTC_CLEAR' , 'CLEAR CMOS' , 'CLRCMOS' , 'CLRCMS'. His position is often near by the mainboard battery.
Attention: All hardware settings (harddisk-, bootsequence,-..settings) will be deleted! At least, you have to re-insert them again.
See: CMOS-Reset instructions for PC-Mainboards and Notebooks
If you can't enter the Setup of your BIOS, you need a DOS-Bootdisk and one of the following MS-DOS Files:
Filename | Sourcecode I | Sourcecode II |
DEBUG.EXE | - o 70 2E - o 71 FF - Q | - o 70 17 - o 71 17 - Q |
QBASIC.EXE | - 10 OUT &H70,17 - 20 OUT &H71,0 | - 10 OUT &H70,&H17 - 20 OUT &H71,&H17 |
Start the file an insert the sourcecode line by line.
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Different keystrokes to enter the BIOS-Setup:
Keystrokes | Manufacturer |
Del | AMI, AWARD |
ESC | Toshiba |
F1 | Toshiba, Phoenix and later models from Late model PS/1 Value Point and 330s |
F2 | NEC, Dell |
F10 | Compaq |
Ins | IBM PS/2s |
twice Reset | Dell |
Alt+Return | Dell |
Alt+'?' | some PS/2-Models |
Ctrl+Esc | General |
Ctrl+Ins | some PS/2-Models |
Ctrl+Alt+Esc | AST Advantage, Award, Tandon |
Ctrl+Alt+'+' | General |
Ctrl+Alt+S | Phoenix |
Ctrl+Alt+Ins | Zenith, Phoenix |
Ctrl+S | Phoenix |
Ctrl+Shift+Esc | Tandon 386er |
Ctrl+Shift+Alt +Del(num.Keypad) | Olivetti PC Pro |
Setupdisk | Compaq, Epson, IBM, Toshiba, 286er |
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