I need to disable Absolute® for Dell. Dell Latitude 3450 Intel® Core™ 13th generation, model number: P169G
ServiceTag: 4NT5574
Please. Anyone?
ServiceTag: 4NT5574
Please. Anyone?
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I need to disable Absolute® for Dell. Dell Latitude 3450 Intel® Core™ 13th generation, model number: P169G
ServiceTag: 2169Y54-8FC8
ADMIN UNLOCK
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Could you help me remove the password and absolute from this Dell Latitude 3450? I would appreciate it if you could help me.
ST : 6KLDL34
MODELO P169GComment
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Good day, everyone. I need help removing the BIOS password and disabling Absolute on my Dell Latitude 3450, 13th Gen. Thank you in advance.
Service tag: DZJCY84
MODEL: P169GComment
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I need to disable bios pasword Dell Latitude 3450 Intel® Core™ 13th generation, model number: P169G
ServiceTag: 6wm6k24
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Hello, I have a model P169G, service tag C09SN44
And I have a doubt, is the bin unique to the service tag number? In other words, won't it work if I flash a bin of the same model but different ST?
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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... -
So, i kinda spend significant ammount of the last couple of days trying to flash a new bios, and or unlocking the current bios password with little to no results.
The whole thing started with it being the 8fc8 bios, i found the tools to unlock that but i needed a bios dump. So i pursued that, im at a point where i dessoudered the chip, and succesfully soudered it to the ch341, dumped whatever was on it.
However, the tools supposed to unlock the 8fc8 say that there is no 8fc8 hex inside. And when i followed diffrent tutorials to just flash a new bios onto the chip i got stuck on the... -
Hello,
i would appreciate, if someone could help me.
DELL: 3450 sff
Servicetag: (!) obviously FAKE - ABC2345
Mainboard: 0GK35Y - serial /ABC2345/CNFCW0023800L6/
Chipset: Intel W580 (Rocket Lake PCH-H)
BIOS: 1.34.1
ME: 15.0.50.2633
mor data can be found the HW-Info-data in the rar-file
I have this BIOS from a DELL Precision 3450 SmallFormFactor mainboard i bought refurbished.. from china.
The board itself works without any issues.
My goal was to clean the ME of this and fully... -
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, 😅😅😅... -
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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