Serial Number: BBTSQ53
Dell Optiplex 7480 AIO. It is bios locked, any help removing the password would be greatly appreciated.
Dell Optiplex 7480 AIO. It is bios locked, any help removing the password would be greatly appreciated.
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Thank you. The first bios file is not working. Can you please help unlock this one?Comment
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Hi,
I flashed your bios then reflash the one I posted in 1. It won't power on anymore. So I think the bad files was not read correctly. I posted a new one, please help.Comment
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No, sorry new here. OptiPlex 7480 and Serial Number: 0DXX2T. It is the same model
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Here it is BBPKQ53. Sorry I posted the part number before.Comment
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Thank you, it worked perfectly.Comment
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hello good day to everyone
please help me fix this bios no display
OptiPlex 7480 All-In-One ipcml-gz uma
Rev A00
SN:GHKJX53
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Any one can help me on this
Dell 7480 6FF1 Passowrd
2PL0RN2-6FF1, bios.org wont help f3CK5DxwxCbBVfZU
I guess need master passwordComment
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I have the same problem. Repaired 7480 found in e-waste bin. Replaced broken LCD screen, but BIOS is locked. Where on the PCB is the BIOS chip located ?
EDIT **** Never mind. Found it. Where can i find indtructions on removing the password ?Comment
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3.4. Dell
Dell laptops store the password in EC. However, some generators exist depending on the code suffix.
See: https://beta.bios-pw.org/ .If the website is offline try: https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://bios-pw.org/
Note: All passwords must be entered with a US QWERTY Keyboard,you can use a USB one.
Note: The 6FF1 suffix has a bug,use your service tag with the 1F5A or BF97 suffix instead,Example: 1234ABC-BF97 .
Note: The list of examples does not include some other suffix codes that do work,such as E7A8 .
Note: If the BF97 suffix does not work try it with the E7A8 suffix instead.
Note: There is no publicly available 8FC8 generator available at the moment.
The CTRL-ENTER-ENTER keystroke after the password only applied to laptops with a suffix (xxxxxxx-8FC8 for example), until Dell also required it in some laptops using System Disable 16-Hex algorithm, on which only the Password+ENTER was needed at first and then in some models you needed the CTRL-ENTER-ENTER to properly delete the system passwords, otherwise the password would remain SET upon the automatic system reboot if just doing Password+ENTER until the proper CTRL-ENTER-ENTER keystroke was performed in certain models.
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Hi folks,
I got a Dell Optiplex 7010 micro PC (Exact Model) with 8FC8 BIOS and locked out admin password. I attempted to remove the password by patching the BIOS via info from this thread: https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...ssword-patcher
After flashing the patched the BIOS, the PC is unresponsive with a solid AMBER power LED (not documented in manual anywhere)
Steps I took:- Read BIOS with CH341a, verified hash twice
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