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  • Arsalan455
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2019
    • 98
    • Pakistan

    #201
    hi all ihave dell pro13 plus bios password code is 8fc8 bios size is 64mb but i try Dell 8FC8 Patcher
    but not remove pleas help and guide

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    • peste
      Super Moderator
      • Dec 2016
      • 15867
      • ROMANIA

      #202
      Originally posted by Arsalan455
      hi all ihave dell pro13 plus bios password code is 8fc8 bios size is 64mb but i try Dell 8FC8 Patcher
      but not remove pleas help and guide
      post the original contents of the bios chip..

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      • Vtzslv
        • Apr 2026
        • 2
        • Czech Republic

        #203
        Hello everyone,

        I am kindly asking for help with removing the Admin BIOS password from my machine. I have checked the available password generators, but there is no free generator for the 3FE2 suffix yet.

        Here are the machine details: Model: Dell OptiPlex 3000 SFF (i5 12th gen) Motherboard Model: DP/N 0GCY4M Service Tag: FSPM4V3 Unlock Key Hint Number: FSPM4V3-3FE2

        Attached is the original .BIN dump in the ZIP archive.

        Could someone please help me remove the password from this dump?

        Thank you very much in advance!
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        • LBTT1121
          Badcaps Legend
          • Nov 2024
          • 2357
          • Việt Nam

          #204
          Originally posted by Vtzslv
          Hello everyone,

          I am kindly asking for help with removing the Admin BIOS password from my machine. I have checked the available password generators, but there is no free generator for the 3FE2 suffix yet.

          Here are the machine details: Model: Dell OptiPlex 3000 SFF (i5 12th gen) Motherboard Model: DP/N 0GCY4M Service Tag: FSPM4V3 Unlock Key Hint Number: FSPM4V3-3FE2

          Attached is the original .BIN dump in the ZIP archive.

          Could someone please help me remove the password from this dump?

          Thank you very much in advance!
          try
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          • Vtzslv
            • Apr 2026
            • 2
            • Czech Republic

            #205
            Originally posted by LBTT1121

            try
            Worked perfectly)) Thank you

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            • LBTT1121
              Badcaps Legend
              • Nov 2024
              • 2357
              • Việt Nam

              #206
              Originally posted by Vtzslv

              Worked perfectly)) Thank you
              welcome, Bro

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              • gugutm
                Member
                • Apr 2019
                • 22
                • London

                #207
                work like a charm thank you very much

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                • vivek90
                  • May 2024
                  • 30
                  • US

                  #208
                  Sir rex98 LBTT1121 Sparo

                  Please check if we can patch an latitude 5420 bios with 8FC8 password lock, i have tried all the bios here which were provided its booting unlocked but not showing nvme storage & even i tried the thunderbolt USB4 nvme, its not even showing there. USB is working i can boot from USB but its very very slow.

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                  • Sparo
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                    • Jan 2022
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                    #209
                    Originally posted by vivek90
                    Sir rex98 LBTT1121 Sparo

                    Please check if we can patch an latitude 5420 bios with 8FC8 password lock, i have tried all the bios here which were provided its booting unlocked but not showing nvme storage & even i tried the thunderbolt USB4 nvme, its not even showing there. USB is working i can boot from USB but its very very slow.
                    Hi, I answered you in the initial post. I suspect your BIOS chips are damaged because the patched file is confirmed to work on that model
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                    • Thoa
                      Senior Member
                      • Jun 2025
                      • 53
                      • Germany

                      #210
                      is it safe to flash a bios, wenn just the second 8fc8 pattern was found?

                      or does it point to a bad dump?

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                      • Sparo
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                        • Jan 2022
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                        #211
                        Originally posted by Thoa
                        is it safe to flash a bios, wenn just the second 8fc8 pattern was found?

                        or does it point to a bad dump?
                        Hi, No need to have doubts or second thoughts
                        Just use this small tool to confirm a good backup > CompareBackups.rar
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                        • Thoa
                          Senior Member
                          • Jun 2025
                          • 53
                          • Germany

                          #212
                          Originally posted by Sparo

                          Hi, No need to have doubts or second thoughts
                          Just use this small tool to confirm a good backup > CompareBackups.rar
                          i alrady verifyed my backup and did 2 dumps and compared them. they are identical. patched both with 8fc8 patcher and both only the second 8fc8 pattern where found.

                          Edit:
                          used the patcher quite a few times with other machines and always both 8fc8 pattern where found

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                          • Sparo
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                            • Jan 2022
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                            #213
                            Originally posted by Thoa

                            i alrady verifyed my backup and did 2 dumps and compared them. they are identical. patched both with 8fc8 patcher and both only the second 8fc8 pattern where found.

                            Edit:
                            used the patcher quite a few times with other machines and always both 8fc8 pattern where found
                            If they're identical, there's no need to patch both. Just patch one file and write it to the chip (It doesn't matter whether it finds 1 or 2 patterns)
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                            • M_O_B
                              Member
                              • Jan 2026
                              • 30
                              • USA

                              #214
                              Originally posted by rex98
                              ************************************************** ***********************************************
                              DISCLAIMER: badcaps.net and its members do no support unlocking stolen or company-owned devices.
                              The Patcher given here are for personal use only, ie. you accidentally set a password on
                              your own machine, you forgot the password you set a long time ago or you mistyped the password
                              when setting it and cannot get in again.


                              ************************************************** ***********************************************
                              DISCLAIMER: THE DELL 8FC8 PATCHER IS FREE AND ARE INTENDED FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.
                              You CAN download it, use it.use it.I only ask that you DON'T modify it ,sell it or try to make a profit
                              from it, and that you please credit the authors for the time and work they put into it.
                              I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DAMAGE YOU DO TO YOUR MACHINE. Making these kinds of
                              modifications is risky and might leave you with an unusable/broken machine.
                              USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.

                              ************************************************** ************************************************

                              After flashing your bios: press F2 to enter bios setup, write service tag, save, restart, press alt+F to exit factory mode.
                              I tried but I received an error message "8FC8 hex pattern not found"
                              what could be the cause, and is there any solution?

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                              • SMDFlea
                                Super Moderator
                                • Jan 2018
                                • 24912
                                • UK

                                #215
                                Originally posted by M_O_B

                                I tried but I received an error message "8FC8 hex pattern not found"
                                what could be the cause, and is there any solution?
                                Lacking in detail

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                                • M_O_B
                                  Member
                                  • Jan 2026
                                  • 30
                                  • USA

                                  #216
                                  Originally posted by SMDFlea

                                  Lacking in detail
                                  any help?
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                                • Taurus12
                                  Member
                                  • Jul 2023
                                  • 15
                                  • Philippines

                                  #217
                                  Hi, how to know if my dell unit has a 8FC8 suffix? I don't know where to locate the 4 digit suffix always mention in the comments. Please help me good sir.

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                                  • Sparo
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                                    #218
                                    Originally posted by Taurus12
                                    Hi, how to know if my dell unit has a 8FC8 suffix? I don't know where to locate the 4 digit suffix always mention in the comments. Please help me good sir.
                                    Hi, enter the BIOS settings and click the "Unlock" button with the padlock icon. It should display the system number (ServiceTag-Suffix)
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                                    • Taurus12
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                                      • Jul 2023
                                      • 15
                                      • Philippines

                                      #219
                                      Originally posted by Sparo

                                      Hi, enter the BIOS settings and click the "Unlock" button with the padlock icon. It should display the system number (ServiceTag-Suffix)
                                      Hi Sparo,
                                      Thank you for the help. I have now confirmed that the suffix is 8FC8. Thanks a lot

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                                      • Sparo
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                                        • Jan 2022
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                                        #220
                                        Originally posted by Taurus12

                                        Hi Sparo,
                                        Thank you for the help. I have now confirmed that the suffix is 8FC8. Thanks a lot
                                        You're very welcome! The patcher should work for you then. Good Luck!

                                        *The 8FC8 patcher also works with the 3FE2 suffix and has even been reported to work on 9ABE
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                                        • LBTT1121
                                          LBTT1121 commented
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                                          working CF1B

                                        • Sparo
                                          Sparo commented
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                                          Yes, also reported to work with some CF1B and 0001

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