Hello can someone help clean bios password?
HP Z2 Tower G9
SN: CZC4277C98
Product No. 7C131EC#ABD
HP Z2 Tower G9
SN: CZC4277C98
Product No. 7C131EC#ABD
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try. on first boot be patient. then press f10 reset security setting to defaults.
use BCU or MPM tool. only flash this main do not touch the EC.
1 Serial Number: CZC4277C98
2 Product Number: 7C131EC#ABD
3 CT Number: PQRHP0GCYJC2IL
4 Description: HP Z2 Tower G9
5 build_id: 22WWKBMZ606#SABD#DABD
6 Feature Byte: 476J6S6b7N7Q7T7U7W7m8HaUaXapaqaubhdXedfJfPhKhZjhk8n7ngpnpqpr.mB
7 MAC Address: 2C-58-B9-91-9B-8A -
Please ignore my message. I was able to figure it out.
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Hello guys
Sorry to hijack this thread. I don't have access to create one even though posted a reply to the welcome thread.
I have the same issue but with HP Z2 SFF G8. I have a BIOS dump and need guidance from someone experienced.
May I ask you to create another thread for me, please? So I don't spam here.Comment
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I was able to erase the bios password using BiosPatcher, but I had to make changes to the patched dump. The changes are on the photo.
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>Read BIOS guides, methods, resources and tools
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Ack
>Try the method at BIOS guides, methods, resources and tools before requesting help
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Ack
>Explain you were not able to succeed with the methods at BIOS guides, methods, resources and tools
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