I got a computer in that they say that they can not log into it, forgot password or something like that. Here is what it is Acer laptop, Vista on it, guest account is getting "group policy client service failed the login" error so there is no account to be able to log into the system. I have tried a few different programs to try to get rid of the password. Some i have used before with no problem. They all say that they work with xp through 7 and work on my custom machine with each of the OS's, but when i try them on this laptop, none can find the SAM info or mount that drive to erase the password. To me it sounds like it is either some kind of a security program installed or a corrupt user account login files. probably the first. has anyone ever run into this or have any ideas?
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D.A.R.T. 6
search it.
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hiren's has password reset tools. if they don't work, something is wrong with the sam.Comment
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dart is the only one that will work on laptops with sata & hidden partitions.
i know because i'v been through it & tried loads.
dart is written by microsoft & supplied on a usb stick to police btw.
dont forget - it's v6
d.a.r.t. 5 is for xp, 6 is for vista/7Comment
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You can also try to change sata mode so it sees your drive. Did not know drive was detected. I assumed it saw the sata drive and could read it.Comment
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I got hirens boot CD here.. that is what i tried. the laptop has 3 partitions.. restore info on one, OS on the 2nd and open space for fioles or something on the 3rd. the 2nd and 3rd are both NTFS. It can read the 3rd partition, just not the second. I tried "Offline NT Password & Registry Editor" and it could not load to the 2nd partition, but could to the 3rd. If it was because it was sata, then it shou.ld not load to the 3rd either, but it does so i did not think it was because it was sata. When i tried to manually put the path in for the 2nd to where the SAM info is, it could not go there. I tried this program from the Hirens boot CD and from burning the program by itself. I have also tried the other programs that were on the Hirens boot CD for password removal and none would work, nor find the SAM info. I have the newest version so it is not that it is the outdated version.Comment
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can you mount the partitions and browse them with any program, ie paragon.Comment
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No wonder it doesn't work! You installed the jumper wires backwards
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Originally posted by kaniki
that is *exactly* the problem i had, and dart6 is the only thing that worked.
go search the mule or torrent sites.
it *was* at piratebay.Comment
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Probably still is.it *was* at piratebay.
TPB seems to have evreything.Comment
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Originally posted by stj
I got it and it did work.. thanks.. Dart is the only one that did work..
thanks for the help allComment
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never used dart6 but one thing i have done when hirens cant do anything with the current sam is to use an older copy of the SAM from the system restore point in the c:\sys vol info folder, if system restore is working correctly you should have many copies to choose fromComment
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true, but does not do you any good if you did not have the old password either.. i was given neither the new, nor old password.. also, there is one under c:\windows\repair too, but that will bring it back to more factory or when it was first installed standards. but still , like i said before, if there was a password put on from when it was first installed, then still does you no good.Comment
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i did that on a 2000 pc once, the original SAM admin pass blank - use that one but of course no other user accounts
My fav (as in easiest) is to use LCP or or one of those offline editors. what are chances an endloser is going to use a very "strong" password anyway? dictionaries are free, but doubt that works when SAM is corrupt
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Hey guys,
have a laptop here that has a supervisor Password (dump in Attachements).
Before i write the Serial NR.etc i wanted to say that strangely after flashing with 3 different Bios dumps and one from lenovos site
the laptop works but everytime it wants me to type a supervisor password i never set.
I thought the supervisor password is stuck in the ec bios but no it isn't either because after replacing the ec chip from one of another board it still has the supervisor password.
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Hello,
I'm hoping someone can assist me.
I have an Asus Vivobook 16x Pro OLED laptop which has a BIOS password, and I can't seem to find it.
It still boots into Windows (boots from whatever SSD is installed but not from USB).
The model number is M7600R and serial number is N8N0CX03H71131C.
I tried AMITSESetup Decryptor but the password I got doesn't make sense (it's got a line break and special characters).
I also tried to use *************** MOD EDIT ,redacted************** and it also gave me the funny password of
...Code:tmNx\'=QJQ
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Here is all the info you should need to remove bios password from your same model or one with an MEC-Chip and also write back the config data
T14s - MEC-1663 - Jtag - Pinout - Bios Password Removal
See Diagram for Wiring.
Use MEC-1633#ISP on your RT809h
This is same Jtag pinout and method for T490S/X390
(But your R/W 10K Resistor Location May In a Different Location)
MEC-Chips Store Bios Password In a Secure Un-Editable Area
Following steps clear that secure area to re-initialize itself to default (Blank)
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