Dell Latitude 3420 Bios Password unlock

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  • Bios Cracker
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    Originally posted by Kirti Mishra
    Hello guys!
    Please can anyone help to resetting the BIOS password on my Dell Latitude 3420
    Dump: 32mb, Service tag - 1CF5GS3 (I can't provide masterkey)

    Thank you very much!​
    Attach You Dump file.

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  • Kirti Mishra
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    Hello guys!
    Please can anyone help to resetting the BIOS password on my Dell Latitude 3420
    Dump: 32mb, Service tag - 1CF5GS3 (I can't provide masterkey)

    Thank you very much!​

    Leave a comment:


  • kain0007
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    Originally posted by volinakis

    remove Cmos battery and main battery before writing bios chipset, then reconnect both, plug in ac adapter and start laptop from power button. At 1st boot press F2 and write service tag, permanently disable absolute, save (apply changes), restart, press Alt+F to exit from factory mode.

    Same result. Absolute is still present. and when I put the service tag and restart it no longer turns on.​

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  • kain0007
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    Originally posted by kain0007

    Volinakis THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR TRYING. BUT IT DID NOT WORK, THE ABSOLUTE IS STILL ACTIVE, THE PASSWORD WAS REMOVED BUT WHEN RESTARTING IT NO LONGER TURN ON.
    I apologize, I wasn't careful to check my keyboard and just typed. I didn't notice. I regret this mistake, I hope it is not repeated later. I very much appreciate the support from all of you. It was just a distraction error.

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  • SMDFlea
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    Is there something wrong with your CAPS LOCK, can you not post in lower case

  • volinakis
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    Originally posted by kain0007

    Volinakis THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR TRYING. BUT IT DID NOT WORK, THE ABSOLUTE IS STILL ACTIVE, THE PASSWORD WAS REMOVED BUT WHEN RESTARTING IT NO LONGER TURN ON.
    remove Cmos battery and main battery before writing bios chipset, then reconnect both, plug in ac adapter and start laptop from power button. At 1st boot press F2 and write service tag, permanently disable absolute, save (apply changes), restart, press Alt+F to exit from factory mode.

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  • kain0007
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    Originally posted by volinakis

    try
    Volinakis THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR TRYING. BUT IT DID NOT WORK, THE ABSOLUTE IS STILL ACTIVE, THE PASSWORD WAS REMOVED BUT WHEN RESTARTING IT NO LONGER TURN ON.

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  • volinakis
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    Originally posted by kain0007
    Hello friends, could someone help me with this file? has password+absolute.
    I will thank you very much.
    DELL LATITUDE 3420
    SERVICE TAG: B7Z2VG3
    213105-2 CYBORG-L14 MB TGL​
    try
    Attached Files

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  • kain0007
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    Hello friends, could someone help me with this file? has password+absolute.
    I will thank you very much.
    DELL LATITUDE 3420
    SERVICE TAG: B7Z2VG3
    213105-2 CYBORG-L14 MB TGL​
    Attached Files

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  • QK Hafeez
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    SIR I AM USING RT809F BOX AND WHEN I MADE MACKUP AFTER THAT I HAVE erased BUT FILE THAT WAS BACKUP WAS EMPTY . NOW I HAVE RESTORE THAT FILE TO CHIP BUT LAPTOP NOT TRUNING SO I THING ORG BIN FILE IS erased
    NOW I AM SITING WITH NO ORG BACKUP FILE

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  • SMDFlea
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    Originally posted by QK Hafeez
    Ops
    i have empty chip already any other way sir , i thought backup is done lol
    What do you mean its empty, have you erased it. If you havn`t erased it just make another backup. What programmer and software version are you using, are you using a clip and if so what type, is the chip type SOP8 or WSON8 , is the chip in the programmer support list , did you use Auto-detect or choose the chip manually.

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  • QK Hafeez
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    Ops
    i have empty chip already any other way sir , i thought backup is done lol

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  • SMDFlea
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    Originally posted by QK Hafeez
    SERVICE TAG 85119S3
    THIS FILE IS 32MB PLZ USE WINRAR
    I use 7-zip and winrar, i know how to use both. I`ve already told you your backup is bad. Open the bios with a hex editor and look at it, it`s mostly FF`s which means its mostly empty.

    https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...21#post1622421

    When flashing a BIOS always make a backup first. Take 2 or 3 different dumps and make sure they are identical.
    On Windows, you can use the command "fc /b" to check if two dumps are identical.
    Make sure that the dumps looks good, i.e. not filled with 0x00 or 0xFF. After compression, if the file has a size of only a few kilobytes, the EEPROM was most likely not read properly.

    Additionally, please read the FAQ at: https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=98665
    I assume you`re using a clip and it didn`t have a good connection.

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  • QK Hafeez
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    SERVICE TAG 85119S3
    THIS FILE IS 32MB PLZ USE WINRAR

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  • SMDFlea
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    Originally posted by QK Hafeez
    DELL LATITUDE 3420 UNLOCK ADMIN PASSWORD PLZ
    Please post the service tag, it is required. Your backup is not good it should be around 9-10MB compressed whereas yours is only 405KB .

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  • QK Hafeez
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    DELL LATITUDE 3420 UNLOCK ADMIN PASSWORD PLZ
    Attached Files

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  • babydoll8867
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    Originally posted by rex98

    here
    Thank you very much, it worked!

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  • rex98
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    Originally posted by babydoll8867
    Hello,
    can you help me unlock BIOS and disable Absolute for this Dell Latitude 3420 st:F3C8PG3,
    thanks in advance!
    here
    Attached Files

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  • babydoll8867
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    Hello,
    can you help me unlock BIOS and disable Absolute for this Dell Latitude 3420 st:F3C8PG3,
    thanks in advance!
    Attached Files

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  • Integra
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    ps, is there any info where I can learn to remove passwords from my dumps? tnx I m new here so dont be angry if I ask something that is maybe not allowed, sry in advance.

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