HP BIOS unlock tool
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Re: HP BIOS unlock tool
I didn`t check it yet but I found EPZ2019 mod on youtube which is simply connecting pin 4 with ground.I`m gonna check it on weekend with chip removed and not removed from mb.This is a link to tutorial how to do it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_sCP9a56cw&t=30sComment
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Re: HP BIOS unlock tool
Please remove bios password my hp ProBook 640 g3
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I`ve got to remove password from Hp 820 G5.I`ve made a dump from W25q256 wich is 32mb one.RcUnlocker doesn`t work with this file.I used HpUnlocker but I`m not sure if it`s ok.May I ask sombody to check it for me and eventually if its wrong, make it correct for me.I`m attaching original locked dump, unlocked using HPunlocker and image after trying to unlock it using RCunlocker.
Thank you in advance.Comment
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Hi and thanks for your tool!
I have a ProBook 470 G2 with a password protected Bios, I tried your tool to unlock it but after reflashing it's still asking for the password.
Here is the procedure I used:
Unplugged and removed the laptop battery.
Used the CH341a to extract the Bios from the chip in place (without de-soldering).
Unlocked the extracted Bios with HPUnlocker tool.
Reflashed the unlocked Bios in place.
Put back the battery and plugged in the laptop then tried to enter the Bios, but it's still asking password.
Should I try to remove also the CMOS battery before flashing?
If it helps I join the two Bios (unlocked and original)
Thanks!Comment
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Re: HP BIOS unlock tool
I`ve got to remove password from Hp 820 G5.I`ve made a dump from W25q256 wich is 32mb one.RcUnlocker doesn`t work with this file.I used HpUnlocker but I`m not sure if it`s ok.May I ask sombody to check it for me and eventually if its wrong, make it correct for me.I`m attaching original locked dump, unlocked using HPunlocker and image after trying to unlock it using RCunlocker.
Thank you in advance.Attached Files
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Re: HP BIOS unlock tool
Hi and thanks for your tool!
I have a ProBook 470 G2 with a password protected Bios, I tried your tool to unlock it but after reflashing it's still asking for the password.
Here is the procedure I used:
Unplugged and removed the laptop battery.
Used the CH341a to extract the Bios from the chip in place (without de-soldering).
Unlocked the extracted Bios with HPUnlocker tool.
Reflashed the unlocked Bios in place.
Put back the battery and plugged in the laptop then tried to enter the Bios, but it's still asking password.
Should I try to remove also the CMOS battery before flashing?
If it helps I join the two Bios (unlocked and original)
Thanks!
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In fact I don't know how to remove the power from the board while flashing, because this chip is soldered to board an I'm flashing it in place.
I tried erasing the chip before reflashing but it's the same result, it's still asking me the password.
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Re: HP BIOS unlock tool
Remove all battery. Main battery and CMOS battery.
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I realize that the bios chip W25Q64FV operates in 3.3V but my CH341a operates at 5V. Could this be the problem? If I lower the voltage of the CH341a to 3.3V will it works?
In fact when I flash or read the chip the board is indeed powered by the CH341a because I can see that the light of the power button turns on (although there is no battery plugged in).Comment
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Sorry I didn't see your previous post, I will try then without CMOS battery (all other power sources are already disconnected).
But I was thinking also that maybe isolating the power pin of the Bios chip from the board can also work to avoid it to power the board, it's pin 8 on W25Q64FV.
ThanksLast edited by flo34; 04-11-2022, 06:10 AM.Comment
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Re: HP BIOS unlock tool
I realize that the bios chip W25Q64FV operates in 3.3V but my CH341a operates at 5V. Could this be the problem? If I lower the voltage of the CH341a to 3.3V will it works?
In fact when I flash or read the chip the board is indeed powered by the CH341a because I can see that the light of the power button turns on (although there is no battery plugged in).
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Re: HP BIOS unlock tool
OK it worked thanks a lot for your help! Simply removed the CMOS battery (along with all other power sources) did the trick (I wanted to avoid it because I had to fully disassemble the laptop).
Apparently, I didn't need to lower the voltage to 3.3V, it seems that some chip are not damaged by the 5V.
Thanks again!Comment
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