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  • rex98
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    read my post # 295
    https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...90#post3672790


    and use my DMI tool to obtain your original DMI: https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...57-hp-dmi-tool

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  • LBTT1121
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    Originally posted by compuline
    hey guys
    I need unlock for this one
    HP EliteBook 840 14 inch G9
    SN : 5CG339235D
    6050A3299901-MB-A01 20-01-2022
    try
    Attached Files

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  • SMDFlea
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    Read this post - https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...90#post3672790

  • compuline
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    hey guys
    I need unlock for this one
    HP EliteBook 840 14 inch G9
    SN : 5CG339235D
    6050A3299901-MB-A01 20-01-2022
    Attached Files

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  • SMDFlea
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    Read this post - https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...90#post3672790

  • serviser
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    Please, unlock bios
    SN# 5CG3104JCP
    Attached Files

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  • diver111
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    Originally posted by lapfix

    Good...so after you try my unlocked bios..no pwd..but you desoldered and try again your original bios and all is ok !
    Everything is correct. I flashed your patched bios. when trying to transfer dmi with the BCU program, errors occurred. I unsoldered the chip again and flashed the old bios file. what is interesting is that during the manipulations with the files, the laptop updated the bios to the latest version, and the old file remained at version 01.09.00. after re-flashing the bios updated again. resets of the main bios and security system were required. and many long reboots. in the end, everything works and there is no password!

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  • lapfix
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    Originally posted by diver111

    Everything works. Thanks. I didn't succeed with BCU, I flashed the backup copy, but the password didn't return.
    Good...so after you try my unlocked bios..no pwd..but you desoldered and try again your original bios and all is ok !

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  • diver111
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    Originally posted by lapfix

    Applied factory defaults on first boot (F10)
    Skipped the "Reset Security Settings" step on second boot .
    Used BCU to restore original DMI
    Try and Give feedback
    Everything works. Thanks. I didn't succeed with BCU, I flashed the backup copy, but the password didn't return.

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  • lapfix
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    Originally posted by diver111
    Hello,
    Please help i need to remove password from HP 840 G9.
    THANK YOU !
    sn : 5CG34351QY
    SKU: 9B2L2EC#ABD
    BIOS: U71 Ver.01.09.00
    Applied factory defaults on first boot (F10)
    Skipped the "Reset Security Settings" step on second boot .
    Used BCU to restore original DMI
    Try and Give feedback
    Attached Files

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  • diver111
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    Hello,
    Please help i need to remove password from HP 840 G9.
    THANK YOU !
    sn : 5CG34351QY
    SKU: 9B2L2EC#ABD
    BIOS: U71 Ver.01.09.00
    Attached Files

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  • rex98
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    I noticed there's a lot of unlock request for this model HP EliteBook 840 14 inch G9
    The patch won't work if the bios version is latest. use this bin flash both it won't work if you only flash the main you should Flash Both.
    first boot press f10 apply factory defaults and restart, 2nd boot reset security settings to defaults and exit.
    use BCU and put your original DMI.
    frequently asked questions:
    can i use this to my HP EliteBook 680 14 inch G9- yes

    This is the both BID U70 and U71 its the most common BID. i don't have U76, but let me know if you want U76.
    This bios main is from official website then added VSSTORE and patched so its fast-boot & Clearme.
    To determine your BID use hex editor and search U70 or U71 in your main bios bin or EC, you know the rest.​
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  • jonico2007
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    Originally posted by tuyen821991

    TRY
    Will try thanks

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  • tuyen821991
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    Originally posted by jonico2007
    Please remove the bios password
    Serial: 5CG33119K7
    Built ID: 22WWWPBZ602#SUUF#DUUF
    Board CT: PQSPQ00WBIE09C
    Name: HP EliteBook 840 G9​
    TRY
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  • jonico2007
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    Please remove the bios password
    Serial: 5CG33119K7
    Built ID: 22WWWPBZ602#SUUF#DUUF
    Board CT: PQSPQ00WBIE09C
    Name: HP EliteBook 840 G9​
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  • jonico2007
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    Ec file
    Attached Files

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  • jonico2007
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    Can you please unlock my bios

    Serial: 5CG33119K7
    Built ID: 22WWWPBZ602#SUUF#DUUF
    Board CT: PQSPQ00WBIE09C
    Name: HP EliteBook 840 G9
    Asset Tag#: 0819877​
    Attached Files

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  • smallvhin
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    Originally posted by smallvhin
    I'm trying to edit mpm and copy the offset of other working bios but no lock. recovering bios password show up.

    SN:5CG331191J
    It's working self study more thanks master to support 😊👍

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  • sdkwq
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    Hello,
    here's the situation:
    • Flashed the file
    • Got an EC error
    • Desoldered the chip again
    • Tried to flash externally
    • W25Q256JV was damaged
    • Bought a new chip
    • Flashed the unlocked file from here onto the new chip
    • Still got an EC error
    • Checked and resoldered all points

    Now the Caps Lock LED blinks white seven times.
    Is the hp now broken?

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  • sdkwq
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    Originally posted by EdMac
    I spent the last few days trying to unlock it! However, when I tried to remove the EC bios, I messed everything up! Some resistors moved out of place and I'm not sure about their position and their values.
    Could a friend of mine send me a photo of this area (photo below) and, if possible, the value of the resistors in red.
    Thank you in advance for your help!!
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    Where those resistors?
    top / bottom i can check

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