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Re: Hp ellİtebook 840 g5 bİos password
use this program for the 33MB bios, the 16MB one remains the same.
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Re: Hp ellİtebook 840 g5 bİos password
I have tried it 3 times with the same bios but its not working. I have removed password for the same model before using the hp unlocker tool but on this one its not working, thats why I was asking for helpuse this program for the 33MB bios, the 16MB one remains the same.
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Re: Hp ellİtebook 840 g5 bİos password
Well, what didn't you say from the beginning so that we don't waste any more time ... this will work, but maybe the DMI information will have to be entered.Last edited by SMDFlea; 04-10-2023, 12:54 PM.If you have found our forum useful please consider supporting us. Subscribe for a small monthly fee and receive extra benefits including our boardview / schematic archive.
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Re: Hp ellİtebook 840 g5 bİos password
Hi I have tested the bios but unfortunately the password is still there.When I flashed the bios it updated the bios when I press F10 it's requesting bios passwordComment
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Re: Hp ellİtebook 840 g5 bİos password
it didn't have anything to update, because I updated the bios ..maybe you messed up your bios copies ... you wrote the old ones too..try again ..If you have found our forum useful please consider supporting us. Subscribe for a small monthly fee and receive extra benefits including our boardview / schematic archive.
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Re: Hp ellİtebook 840 g5 bİos password
Okay my brother I will redo it again tomorrow and I will let you know if I manage. ThanksComment
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Last edited by SMDFlea; 04-10-2023, 12:54 PM.If you have found our forum useful please consider supporting us. Subscribe for a small monthly fee and receive extra benefits including our boardview / schematic archive.
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Re: Hp ellİtebook 840 g5 bİos password
I welcome my colleagues
Can anyone help with dunks for this plate to these two cubes?
Preferably unlock.
MXic MX25L25673GZ41
w25q128jv
COMPUTRO-6050A2945601 HP ELITEBOOK 840 G5
I don't have the original files
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Re: Hp ellİtebook 840 g5 bİos password
Hey Techies-
HP Elitebook 840 G5 - picture attached.
Device background:
I purchased this laptop from a third party, online. Unfortunately, there is an enterprise password lock on the bios and, possibly, region lock as well. The laptop appears to need to connect to a network on startup.
There are two bios chips.- front of MB near the first RAM module - winBond - 25Q256JVEQ - 1832 - picture attached
- back of MB alternate side of the front BIOS chip - winBond - 25Q128JVPQ - 1835 - picture attached
I own a rework station and a CH341A bios chip programmer. I plan to remove chip/s and post contents here. Before I begin, I have a few questions:- Do I need to remove, backup and write over both bios chips?
- Is there a tool provided that will work to remove access rights, both password and region. ie HPUnlocker or RCUnlocker?
Long time lurker, first time poster. Thank you in advance for your help, this community is much appreciated.Comment
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Re: Hp ellİtebook 840 g5 bİos password
the password is in the 32MB bios chip (25Q256JVEQ), and can be deleted with HPUnlocker, don't forget to make a copy of the bios chip before writing.Hey Techies-
HP Elitebook 840 G5 - picture attached.
Device background:
I purchased this laptop from a third party, online. Unfortunately, there is an enterprise password lock on the bios and, possibly, region lock as well. The laptop appears to need to connect to a network on startup.
There are two bios chips.- front of MB near the first RAM module - winBond - 25Q256JVEQ - 1832 - picture attached
- back of MB alternate side of the front BIOS chip - winBond - 25Q128JVPQ - 1835 - picture attached
I own a rework station and a CH341A bios chip programmer. I plan to remove chip/s and post contents here. Before I begin, I have a few questions:- Do I need to remove, backup and write over both bios chips?
- Is there a tool provided that will work to remove access rights, both password and region. ie HPUnlocker or RCUnlocker?
Long time lurker, first time poster. Thank you in advance for your help, this community is much appreciated.If you have found our forum useful please consider supporting us. Subscribe for a small monthly fee and receive extra benefits including our boardview / schematic archive.
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Re: Hp ellİtebook 840 g5 bİos password
delete the password yourself
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=98539Last edited by SMDFlea; 02-25-2022, 05:23 AM.If you have found our forum useful please consider supporting us. Subscribe for a small monthly fee and receive extra benefits including our boardview / schematic archive.
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