Explain to me what exactly you did?
Did you clear the password with two blank passwords and a clean security chip?
Then did you reset your BIOS to its original state?
Otherwise, try creating a password.
As indicated, the password is stored in the 24RF08.
You can short SDA and SCL.
You'll find information here or on other forums for that.
https://davidzou.com/articles/bios-password-bypass
SDA and SCL are also found on the WWAN port.
The bypass can also be performed here if accessing the 24RF08 is difficult.
Doesn't work all the time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nkD...nnel=M._.x._.P
Or read the EPROM with LMU.
See if the password is still there.
Take pictures of the blocks and show me.
Did you clear the password with two blank passwords and a clean security chip?
Then did you reset your BIOS to its original state?
Otherwise, try creating a password.
As indicated, the password is stored in the 24RF08.
You can short SDA and SCL.
You'll find information here or on other forums for that.
https://davidzou.com/articles/bios-password-bypass
SDA and SCL are also found on the WWAN port.
The bypass can also be performed here if accessing the 24RF08 is difficult.
Doesn't work all the time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nkD...nnel=M._.x._.P
Or read the EPROM with LMU.
See if the password is still there.
Take pictures of the blocks and show me.
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