Dell Latitude 5520 Bios Password unlock
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I have to be very surprised because no one noticed that the original BIOS uploaded here is total junk.
The user should first learn to correctly read out and compare a BIOS file.
But now he has already overwritten his BIOS, which is very bad because he no longer has a functioning original.
Everything that was patched is based on its bad original BIOS.
And now they say it doesn't work, now it can't.Comment
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thanks for the answer and effort, unfortunately, the original bios was loaded incorrectly and now there is a problem, I solved the problem with another biosComment
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Dell Latitude 5520 Bios Password 8FC8
Please help me unlock. Tks so much.
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Unfurtunelly no post. I think something go wrong when i read the bios chip ,becouse laptop did not post with unlocked bios and did not post with original dump. Can anybody help?Comment
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Can't find anything at Dell under your service tag DLX8X93? It should look like this.Comment
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1st boot, press F2, write service tag, disable Absolute, save (Apply changes), restart. 2nd boot press Alt+F to exit manufacturing modeAttached FilesComment
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Oh there seems to be something mixed up, ME region of outimage.bin = 11.8.77.3664 that doesn't match a Dell 5520 notebook that has version 15.0.41.2158Comment
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It works!!! No password, clean service tag. Thank you!!! .This laptop loves me 3 days
. You is my saveour
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hello Friends
can someone unlock this bios , and its good a outimage for me beacause i have 4 laptop locked the same model
model : latitude 5520
service Tag : 8HTHSG3
CPU : 11th Gen i5
thank You So muchAttached FilesComment
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by Godfather79Hello everyone in the community
Dear Sir,
I need help removing/unlocking the BIOS Service Tag password on my Dell Latitude 5520 laptop.
Problem details:
* Model: Dell Latitude 5520.
* Board ID (from BIOS file): TGL MB 8L 19819-1 (Southpeak15).
* Required Password Code: 3FE2 (BIOS Service Tag Lockout Code).
* Service Tag: (Enter your actual Service Tag from the laptop here)
* BIOS Status: I successfully modded the BIOS file and created FINAL_CLEANED_ME.bin (32MB) with a clean ME region (CSME 15.0), because the original dump was corrupt....-
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