please can someone help with bios password of this machine:
service tag:9TBGG4J
On the screen it shows:
9TBGG4J-2A7B
service tag:9TBGG4J
On the screen it shows:
9TBGG4J-2A7B
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Re: dell latitude E5500 Bios password
I try your link with all the password it generate and it doesnt work.the keyboard is QWERTYComment
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Re: dell latitude E5500 Bios password
y3Y92E56ueYhBKcL
THIS PASSWORD YOUR SERVICE TAG NUMBER. CAPITAL WORD USE CAPS LOCK NOT USE SHIFT AND ANOTHER ENTER THE PASSWORD AND LAST CTRL/ENTER BOTH PRESS NOT ONLY ENTER TRY.Comment
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Re: dell latitude E5500 Bios password
It works.Merci mon amiComment
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Re: dell latitude E5500 Bios password
This link only 2a7b/595b. Working and more generator password click this links details and more.
1 question plz answer me how to this forum newposts i don't no how to post plz reply me thanks.Comment
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Re: dell latitude E5500 Bios password
i normally click on the topic Troubleshooting laptop Portable,and Mobile Devices and this page opens you will find New Tread at its left sideComment
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Re: dell latitude E5500 Bios password
Merci mon amiComment
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Re: dell latitude E5500 Bios password
please provide me clear password for #BYZH32S-2A7B.Comment
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Re: dell latitude E5500 Bios password
Hello, maybe someone will see this and could help me, bought used motherboard for client to replace old dead motherboard from scrapyard, they told me that it was locked and I thought that it will be easy as always to remove that password, but this time bios-pw.org does not help(yes, I tried all ways to enter all generated password). So maybe someone here could help to unlock BIOS.
System number is: GF7NF4J-2A7BComment
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Hello everyone in the community
Dear Sir,
I need help removing/unlocking the BIOS Service Tag password on my Dell Latitude 5520 laptop.
Problem details:
* Model: Dell Latitude 5520.
* Board ID (from BIOS file): TGL MB 8L 19819-1 (Southpeak15).
* Required Password Code: 3FE2 (BIOS Service Tag Lockout Code).
* Service Tag: (Enter your actual Service Tag from the laptop here)
* βBIOS Status: I successfully modded the BIOS file and created FINAL_CLEANED_ME.bin (32MB) with a clean ME region (CSME 15.0), because the original dump was corrupt.... -
Dell latitude 5580, motherboard cdp 80 la-e151p
3 amber 3 white blinks. Dell website sais it's problem "bios recovery" and suggested solution "recovery image not found"
(from here https://www.dell.com/support/manuals...e7a&lang=en-us)
I try plugging charger while pressing ctrl+esc, machine turns on, nothing and after 20 seconds it gives 3 amber 3 white blinks again.
Since ssd is replaced and had clean install windows, i've... -
Hi there masters, recently i got a dell 5400 chromebook and wanted to install windows, i searched the internet and i found out other people also wanting a UEFI bios for this model, i searched there is a R/W legacy, but there are bugs like keyboard/trackpad not working, and hard to install.
so i decided to try to port one, this bios is based on dell 5400 windows version, i am testing this bios for a week now an found only a little to no bug at all in windows 10, or only a minor issue
in windows 11 sound driver compatibility, but overall its ok, for me i can deal with it, π π π ... -
I am trying to remove the BIOS password for a Dell Latitude 5430 motherboard LA-L591P. So far I think that I have located the BIOS chip but NeoProgrammer says that is detects 3 chips. I have attached the dump from each one. Are any of these the BIOS file? Service Tag: 1DMC1T3. If nyone knows the exact location of the bios chip as well I would greatly appreciate it... -
Hello everyone,
I'm working on a Dell Latitude 5490 with a LA-F401P motherboard that has a very peculiar issue, and I would appreciate your insights.
Initial Problem:
The laptop was completely dead, no signs of life, no power LED.
Action Taken:
I flashed the main BIOS chip with a clean dump. This brought the machine back to life, but with a strange limitation.
Current Situation & The Main Issue:
The laptop now works perfectly when powered through the USB-C port. It charges the battery, powers on, boots into the OS, and functions 100% correctly....
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