I am just reading thru peoples' request to unlock administrative lock/password for Thinkpad E15/E14 Gen 2 notebook. I am trying to figure out where this lock/password is located. Is it in the bios chip or SIO? Can someone, please shed more light on this for me? Thank you.
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Yes best ís random biios flashen pasword resetten. Then your original bbios flashen back . Then pasword will be reset.
See here tutorial. https://youtu.be/GrG_2i3ehmk?si=Vp8M80--zsYmjz68.
Regards
Steve
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Good day. I apologize if I posted this in the wrong topic. I saw somebody selling a Thinkpad E495 with a Ryzen 3500U CPU near me. In the pictures the laptop is running windows 10. I contacted the seller and asked a few questions about upgradability and if it has a bios password on it. He confirmed it has a bios password. I searched through the forum, I found a guide regarding removing the bios password using the autopatcher, I also found a thread with the e495 where people requested help with unlocking the bios password.
I have a few questions:- If I would buy this laptop and have
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Does anyone know where Asus stores administrative password for this laptop GL704? Is it BIOS or EC? -
Hello, I have Lenovo Thinkpad T14s GEN 4 serial number GM-0FK2ER laptop. It was brought to me by a customer to reinstall windows. The problem is it is locked with a superviser password. Can anyone please give instructions on how to reset the bios or bypass the supervisor password? Thank you. -
I have a Lenovo Thinkpad T14 Gen(intel) that has an supervosr password set, and I need some help removing it. I have a programmer and have read and re-written BIOS chips before, but am not finding any info on how to do this on a T14 Gen 4. Here are the details:
Thinkpad T14 Gen(intel)
Model: 21HES40C00
S/N: PF4HMJJMX
I can upload the BIOS file as well, but not sure which chip it is, I will post pictures for reference, guessing it is one of these two:
winbond 25Q512JVEN
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Hello All,
I have the aforementioned laptop that I just purchased on ebay that was listed as having a BIOS password. Sure enough, on boot it requests a password. Here's the troubleshooting steps I've tried.
1. just entering a blank password as I've seen where if it's an admin password instead of a user password, I can enter the BIOS as user and still enter Windows. I still receive Invalid Password, I'm assuming this means it's actually a user password or both user and admin password.
2. I've removed both the main battery and CMOS battery, disconnected...
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