USB Bios Password Remover AmiTSESetup & Sadatabase

[Maxpower3]

Try it!
I tried it on Panasonic and Lenovo Miix.
It worked.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ferYtUG7PBw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x03i_7Ij2rQ&t=3s

Create a USB flash drive with the utility and replace all contents with the RAR archive

Just boot from the stick and wait
Then reboot and try to enter the BIOS.

Do your tests and give your opinion as well as the machine models

Getac not tested
It's probably possible to add other password types.
I tried it on Surface, but unfortunately it didn't work.

Support Secure boot
Need enroll key from disk and retry

[LBTT1121]

thank MAX3 ...

[rediii]

great, man!

[Pferd5]

2 Notes

1) Newer devices block the fedora shim in their dbx now. I use/d it too but now its getting flagged more and more
2) Here is a loop for searching the device. Shrinks your code:

for %a run (0 6 1)
  # echo Checking FS%a:
    if exist fs%a:\startup.nsh then
    GOTO StartUpFound
    endif
endfor

:StartUpFound
#echo Found UFD at FS%a:

[Maxpower3]

2 Notes
1) Newer devices block the fedora shim in their dbx now. I use/d it too but now its getting flagged more and more
2) Here is a loop for searching the device. Shrinks your code:
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Yes, it doesn't work on modern machines.(also 32bit machines don't work either because I only used bootx64)
And my code is pretty bad.
I'm sharing this idea to improve it.
If you have any knowledge that could improve the software, please feel free to make changes.
I don't understand Linux.

I'm gathering my ideas with what I find. I'm already happy that it works on some machines.
This solution may seem absurd to some, because it's already known.
Thank you for your advice and your messages.
But I'm not at your level, so it's difficult to follow your instructions.


please verify

[Pferd5]

Yes, it doesn't work on modern machines.(also 32bit machines don't work either because I only used bootx64)

And my code is pretty bad.
I'm sharing this idea to improve it.
If you have any knowledge that could improve the software, please feel free to make changes.
I don't understand Linux.

I'm gathering my ideas with what I find. I'm already happy that it works on some machines.
This solution may seem absurd to some, because it's already known.
Thank you for your advice and your messages.
But I'm not at your level, so it's difficult to follow your instructions.


please verify

- I would say.. nobody is really interested in x32 anymore. So good choice.
- It's nothing fancy. It's UEFI Shell not Linux but this is not important. I just came up with the loop when I was creating my UEFI Framework / Environment. The loop just prevents the script from being redundant.

It's absolutely not absurd. You did way more contribution than I did and this helped a lot of ppl. I did not came up with the idea to short LPC Bus.
Don't make yourself small. I am only good with ThinkPads and you have a high skill on various devices.