Until files are recovered on the forums, here is my copy I had stored away to help those who still need it. Once files have been recovered it can then be deleted.
Dell 8FC8 Patcher
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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.
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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.
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After flashing your bios: press F2 to enter bios setup, write service tag, save, restart, press alt+F to exit factory mode.
It is perhaps possible for you, to make this patcher in english?
Could you also please re-upload those files?
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I'm trying to run the patch, but it returns an error saying "wa nakit-an ang intel signature."
I don't know where the error is. I'll tell you what I'm doing in case anyone can help.
The computer is a Dell D15U, OptiPlex Micro Plus 7020. It's functional, but has a BIOS password (8FC8). I read the 25R256 chip (32MB) with an SVOD4. When I run the patch, I get the error mentioned above.
Thank you very much for your help.Comment
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I'm trying to run the patch, but it returns an error saying "wa nakit-an ang intel signature."
I don't know where the error is. I'll tell you what I'm doing in case anyone can help.
The computer is a Dell D15U, OptiPlex Micro Plus 7020. It's functional, but has a BIOS password (8FC8). I read the 25R256 chip (32MB) with an SVOD4. When I run the patch, I get the error mentioned above.
Thank you very much for your help.Comment
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I'm trying to run the patch, but it returns an error saying "wa nakit-an ang intel signature."
I don't know where the error is. I'll tell you what I'm doing in case anyone can help.
The computer is a Dell D15U, OptiPlex Micro Plus 7020. It's functional, but has a BIOS password (8FC8). I read the 25R256 chip (32MB) with an SVOD4. When I run the patch, I get the error mentioned above.
Thank you very much for your help.Comment
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I'm trying to run the patch, but it returns an error saying "wa nakit-an ang intel signature."
I don't know where the error is. I'll tell you what I'm doing in case anyone can help.
The computer is a Dell D15U, OptiPlex Micro Plus 7020. It's functional, but has a BIOS password (8FC8). I read the 25R256 chip (32MB) with an SVOD4. When I run the patch, I get the error mentioned above.
Thank you very much for your help.
The first was that I was using the wrong BIOS. I had to work with the smaller one, the 16MB one.
And the second error was that the first dump of that BIOS I used was with tweezers without desoldering it. And it seems the binary file was incorrect.
Everything's fine now. Thank you all very much.Comment
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