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    Re: Bios Password Dell Latitude 5510

    Originally posted by trunguntilyou View Post
    i cannt deactivate Absolute
    Try this file than replay
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      Re: Bios Password Dell Latitude 5510

      Originally posted by farouk_1994 View Post
      Try this file than replay
      work perfect ! Thanks a lot

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        Hello! Could someone be kind enough and free these from passward restraints ? Would be nice if somebody remnove the password so the laptop is functional again ? Thank YOU very much!

        edit: ST: 5THSK63 ( 5THSK63-8FC8 )
        Last edited by miiuce; 12-20-2023, 01:21 AM.

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        Hello! Help me please to unlock bios 5510 - 8FC8. Thank you
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        Hello everyone !

        Could someone help to delete the password 8CF8 ?

        Dell 5510
        Serial : 5SF0S73
        Service Tag : 12602195391
        Board : HD7XV
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          Originally posted by Genova View Post
          Hello everyone !

          Could someone help to delete the password 8CF8 ?

          Dell 5510
          Serial : 5SF0S73
          Service Tag : 12602195391
          Board : HD7XV
          Dump isn't good read and post` again

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            Originally posted by qayyum786 View Post

            Dump isn't good read and post` again
            Oupss sorry ! Attached the good version
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              1st boot, press F2, write service tag, disable Absolute, save, restart. 2nd boot press Alt+F to exit manufacturing mode
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                The described method works first time! Thank you !

                Can you help with this other 5510 8CF8 bios ?

                Dell 5510
                Serial : 8280S73
                Service Tag : 8280S73
                Board : HD7XV
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                  try
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                    Once again, it works perfectly. Many thanks again for your help.

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                      Originally posted by Genova View Post
                      Once again, it works perfectly. Many thanks again for your help.

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                        Can anyone remove administrative password from this BIOS dump.

                        Here is more info:

                        Dell Latitude 5510, Intel Core 10th Gen
                        Reg Model: P80F
                        Reg Type: P80F002
                        System Number: 3C3F373-8FC8

                        BIOS chip:
                        XMC QH128AHIG
                        BIOS dump done via CH341A using NeoProgrammer 2.1.0.19, IC manually set as: W25Q128xV

                        Thank you in advance!

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                        Just reading earlier posts here.... Or do I need to make a dump from the other chip next to XMC QH128AHIG? Atm I'm away from that laptop

                        edit #2
                        Sometimes I feel so stupid, think I did everything wrong above 🙄 I'll try tomorrow to read dump from WSON8 chip next to QH128AHIG.
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                          Originally posted by pregep View Post
                          Can anyone remove administrative password from this BIOS dump.

                          Here is more info:

                          Dell Latitude 5510, Intel Core 10th Gen
                          Reg Model: P80F
                          Reg Type: P80F002
                          System Number: 3C3F373-8FC8

                          BIOS chip:
                          XMC QH128AHIG
                          BIOS dump done via CH341A using NeoProgrammer 2.1.0.19, IC manually set as: W25Q128xV

                          Thank you in advance!

                          edit
                          Just reading earlier posts here.... Or do I need to make a dump from the other chip next to XMC QH128AHIG? Atm I'm away from that laptop
                          Post the other dump 8mb from the other chip

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                            Originally posted by farouk_1994 View Post

                            Post the other dump 8mb from the other chip
                            I will, probably tomorrow, thank you!

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                              Here is some additional info/data related to my post 133 here.

                              Here is the dump from XMC QH64AXIQ, auto-detected as XM25QH64A via NeoProgrammer 2.2.0.10:


                              Updated info, Copy -> Paste from post 133 and some more:

                              Dell Latitude 5510, Intel Core 10th Gen
                              Reg Model: P80F
                              Reg Type: P80F002
                              System Number: 3C3F373-8FC8

                              Motherboard:
                              FDW50 LA-J381P
                              Rev:1.00(A00)

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                              Just to be on the safe side, did a dump of XMC QH64AXIQ using Colibri 1.0.1.61, Colibri "recognized" chip as GD256Q64 8Mx8, guess it'll fit.
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                                Could anyone chime in to help me removing administrative password from BIOS of this ^^^^ laptop? Or am I doing something wrong.... Help

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                                  Try this unlocked file ....
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                                    Originally posted by Markus1741 View Post
                                    Try this unlocked file ....
                                    Thanks a lot man, it worked like a charm!

                                    I've used NeoProgrammer 2.2.0.10 + CH341A Black to flash+verfy XMC QH64AXIQ using modified/unlocked dump you've attached above. Soldered back chip to the board, then disabled Absolute and exit from the manufacturing mode same as post #128.

                                    Months ago gave WSON8 adapter to my friend, almost forgot about it, he's out of the country atm. So had to use what I have under my hands to make improvised adapter for CH341A Black, a little bit of precise leg bending, soldering.... and it worked no problem. Maybe pics below could help someone in the same situation like me, sometimes you have to use whatever you have.

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                                    For anyone wondering... that copper wire under the chip on pic #3 is to take away the heat a bit, not sure how much chip will heat up while flashing, beter to be safe than sorry.

                                    Markus1741 I owe you, if ever life gets you here where I am just send PM, nice domestic barbecue is at least what you can expect, same thing I'm going to get for this this weekend from a relative I've did this job for He bought this BIOS locked laptop dirty cheap somewhere in Germany iirc.

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                                      Nice to hear that I could help you.
                                      Congratulations on your fine soldering work, you just have to know how to help yourself.

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