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Re: Dell Latitude 7480 Bios Password
Ok, your laptop has a QWERTY keyboard, but these master passwords are calculated for a US QWERTY keyboard layout.
Both of the master passwords for your laptop include OPEN BRACKET "[" key, which in a US QWERTY keyboard is located AT THE RIGHT OF "P" key, have you had that into account? Give it a try a few times.
Check picture attachment of US QWERTY keyboard and compare.
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Re: Dell Latitude 7480 Bios Password
AFAIK 8FC8 is a new suffix, meaning that only new Dell models will use this 8FC8 suffix*; E7A8 suffix is an updated suffix, an update from 6FF1 suffix which was released not too long ago as we know. For E7A8 a downgrade of the BIOS may cause to use 6FF1 suffix.
*I’ve seen models using 8FC8 suffix to use E7A8 suffix instead, probably a firmware bug.
Patching the BIOS may reset the Service Tag, and also the passwords.Last edited by AAAC; 12-25-2022, 08:41 PM.Comment
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Re: Dell Latitude 7480 Bios Password
Thanks AAAC and hoaca388!Ok, your laptop has a QWERTY keyboard, but these master passwords are calculated for a US QWERTY keyboard layout.
Both of the master passwords for your laptop include OPEN BRACKET "[" key, which in a US QWERTY keyboard is located AT THE RIGHT OF "P" key, have you had that into account? Give it a try a few times.
Check picture attachment of US QWERTY keyboard and compare.
Was the keyboard that caused the issue. Worked fine using the key to the right of the P for the right bracket.
Thanks for taking the the time to guide me!Comment
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Re: Dell Latitude 7480 Bios Password
Hi! Any one could help on DELL 7480 BIOS PASSWORD
GDSG9H2-E7A8
I tried on bios-pw.org, their password don't work.
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Re: Dell Latitude 7480 Bios Password
It's should works fine, just follow the Steps.
First Password: zmedD8p[4zd1Nh2z
Second Password: L451G0JqUc1zNsQm
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Re: Dell Latitude 7480 Bios Password
Hello,
need bios password for Dell Latitude 7480
9JMC2H2-6FF1 is the service tag.
Thank you!Comment
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Re: Dell Latitude 7480 Bios Password
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showpo...42&postcount=4
3.4. Dell
Dell laptops store the password in EC. However, some generators exist depending on the code suffix.
See: https://beta.bios-pw.org/ .Enter the generated code using a US QWERTY keyboard and press
enter, or press the left control key and press enter ,or press the left control key and press enter enter.
Note: The 6FF1 suffix has a bug,use your service tag with the BF97 suffix instead,Example: 1234ABC-BF97Comment
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Re: Dell Latitude 7480 Bios Password
Hello!
Could you please help with a password reset for DELL 7480:
System number: 8ZB86H2-6FF1
I tried on bios-pw.org but their password doesn't work.Comment
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Re: Dell Latitude 7480 Bios Password
Thank you for all the info on this forum, very helpful.Comment
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Re: Dell Latitude 7480 Bios Password
Hello I have a problem can you help me please
I have a Dell Latitude 7480 FRA - Azerty
The System number is: 6DN41G2-E7A8
impossible to enter the password correctly I do not have an external keyboard in qwerty us...
I am attaching a picture of my keyboard
Thanks in advance for your help, I'm desperate....
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Re: Dell Latitude 7480 Bios Password
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Hello,
I just got my hands on an almost new dell latitude 7480. Issue is that its previous owner didn't give me the bios pasword.
Can you help me unlock it ?
System Number is FKL4SQ2-6FF1. I've already tried https://bios-pw.org/
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