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  • Lubazi
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    DELL Precision 7540 Bios password

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    SERVICE TAG: 270Q3Z2
    MAINBOARD: EDA50 LA-H271P Rev: 1.0

    Hello, my BIOS has a password, I need a BIOS that unlocks my password.
    I only have WINBOND 25Q80DVSIG1939 on the board
    Found as a BIOS chip, a 1 MB file is stored there. I uploaded this file here. If I'm wrong and another chip is the BIOS chip, please let me know.
    I am grateful for any help.
  • Answer selected by Lubazi at 10-03-2024, 06:28 AM.
    volinakis
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    Originally posted by Lubazi

    Thank you very much, it was on the back, now I have uploaded my locked bios. can you unlock it?
    Let it run for 2 mins, it will restart several times with no image. 1st boot Press F2, write service tag, save (apply changes), reboot, press Alt+F to exit factory mode.
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    • volinakis
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      #2
      Originally posted by Lubazi
      SERVICE TAG: 270Q3Z2
      MAINBOARD: EDA50 LA-H271P Rev: 1.0

      Hello, my BIOS has a password, I need a BIOS that unlocks my password.
      I only have WINBOND 25Q80DVSIG1939 on the board
      Found as a BIOS chip, a 1 MB file is stored there. I uploaded this file here. If I'm wrong and another chip is the BIOS chip, please let me know.
      I am grateful for any help.
      Yep, wrong chipset. Also, SN is for Precision 7540

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      • Lubazi
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        #3
        Originally posted by volinakis

        Yep, wrong chipset. Also, SN is for Precision 7540

        Hello, yes I corrected the title. If it is wrong, can you please tell me where the bios chip is?

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        • volinakis
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          #4
          Originally posted by Lubazi
          Hello, yes I corrected the title. If it is wrong, can you please tell me where the bios chip is?
          turn motherboard backside, remove black tape and take a photo: Look for UC5
          Last edited by volinakis; 10-03-2024, 04:34 AM.
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          • Lubazi
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            #5
            Originally posted by volinakis

            turn motherboard backside, remove black tape and take a photo: Look for UC5
            Thank you very much, it was on the back, now I have uploaded my locked bios. can you unlock it?
            Attached Files

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            • volinakis
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              #6
              Originally posted by Lubazi

              Thank you very much, it was on the back, now I have uploaded my locked bios. can you unlock it?
              Let it run for 2 mins, it will restart several times with no image. 1st boot Press F2, write service tag, save (apply changes), reboot, press Alt+F to exit factory mode.
              Attached Files
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              • Lubazi
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                #7
                Originally posted by volinakis

                Let it run for 2 mins, it will restart several times with no image. 1st boot Press F2, write service tag, save (apply changes), reboot, press Alt+F to exit factory mode.
                Thank you very much, it worked perfectly.

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                • volinakis
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                  #8
                  Originally posted by Lubazi

                  Thank you very much, it worked perfectly.
                  you are welcome
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