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  • LBTT1121
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    Originally posted by Boomer060580
    Bios unlock for 7410
    878scx3-8fc8
    The bios chip must be unsoldered from the board before writing or reading..
    do not use the clip, you may have errors..if you do not have anything to unsolder it with,
    solder wires between the programmer and the bios chip..

    you need an SPI programmer

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  • Boomer060580
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    Bios unlock for 7410
    878scx3-8fc8

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  • Chapita
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    Originally posted by LBTT1121

    try and feedback
    It has worked. Thank you so much

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  • LBTT1121
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    Originally posted by Chapita
    Can someone help remove password from this bios, it is a dell latitude 7410 Board number: FDX40 LA-J261P . Service tag: 1Q5P273
    try and feedback
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  • Chapita
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    Can someone help remove password from this bios, it is a dell latitude 7410 Board number: FDX40 LA-J261P . Service tag: 1Q5P273
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  • svetec
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    Originally posted by LBTT1121

    try
    It worked. Thank you.

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  • LBTT1121
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    Originally posted by svetec
    Hi, can someone unlock this bios. It has admin password. Dell Lattitude 7410 STg85h893
    try
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  • svetec
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    Hi, can someone unlock this bios. It has admin password. Dell Lattitude 7410 STg85h893
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  • foxmee
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    Originally posted by peste

    try..
    working perfectly. Thank you so much

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  • peste
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    Originally posted by foxmee
    can you help me unlock this bios Latitude 7410 #H5DS693-8FC8
    try..
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  • foxmee
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    can you help me unlock this bios Latitude 7410 #H5DS693-8FC8
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  • zlr8r
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    Originally posted by Markus1741

    Okay try it one file from my library ....
    ...you Sir, are a Wizard!

    worked perfectly. thank you so much.

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  • Markus1741
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    Originally posted by zlr8r

    Hey Markus, could you please send the Bios you spent time working on and ill give it a go and see what happens ?

    many thanks
    Okay try it one file from my library ....
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  • zlr8r
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    Originally posted by Markus1741

    Based on what the ME Analyzer says, I'd say it's still corrupted. What does the UEFI tool say? It's strange that the ME Analyzer reports an error.



    Hey Markus, could you please send the Bios you spent time working on and ill give it a go and see what happens ?

    many thanks

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  • zlr8r
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    Can anyone please assist with this Bios files password removal ?? thanks

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  • zlr8r
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    Originally posted by Markus1741

    Based on what the ME Analyzer says, I'd say it's still corrupted. What does the UEFI tool say? It's strange that the ME Analyzer reports an error.



    updated prev post while you replied lol

    is there any way to prove my programmers are incorrectly reading my bios chip ? I mean this is a working bios, just needs the password removed from it...

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  • Markus1741
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    Originally posted by zlr8r

    Okay, I re-read the bios (removed from Board as I originally did) in both programmers, verified and saved bios files.
    Compared both in hex editor and are identical.
    Opened in ME Analyzer (latest version) and got the following;
    Opened in AMIBCP ,and got the following;

    Is my file still corrupted ? thanks

    Click image for larger version  Name:	ME1.png Views:	0 Size:	12.6 KB ID:	3713924 Click image for larger version  Name:	ME2.png Views:	0 Size:	11.8 KB ID:	3713925 Click image for larger version  Name:	AMIBCP_1.png Views:	0 Size:	77.8 KB ID:	3713926 Click image for larger version  Name:	AMIBCP_2.png Views:	0 Size:	21.8 KB ID:	3713927
    Based on what the ME Analyzer says, I'd say it's still corrupted. What does the UEFI tool say? It's strange that the ME Analyzer reports an error.




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  • zlr8r
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    Originally posted by Markus1741

    Hello, I'll try to help.
    peste is quite right in saying that your original BIOS is defective.
    You are missing the entire block from 0-FFFFFF with a length of 1,000,000, or for some reason it is not displayed correctly in the UEFI tool.
    The ME Analyzer says File System State = ERROR, which is not good at all.
    I created a BIOS from Peste's unlocked file from the previous request.
    I copied the block from 0-FFFFFFF and pasted it into yours, and then cleaned up your original ME region.
    That is certainly not the best way, and it doesn't have to work.
    Please note that you do this at your own risk.
    What peste is very right in saying is that nothing beats a good, clean backup of your original BIOS. That is very important.
    Unfortunately, there seems to be a problem reading it.
    Your BIOS is corrupted.

    I'd rather not upload my BIOS file because I don't want it to cause you problems. But I can give it to you if you'd like.
    Okay, I re-read the bios (removed from Board as I originally did) in both programmers, verified and saved bios files.
    Compared both in hex editor and are identical.
    Opened in ME Analyzer (latest version) and got the following;
    Opened in AMIBCP ,and got the following;
    Opened in UEFI Tool, and got the following;

    Is my file still corrupted ? thanks

    Click image for larger version  Name:	ME1.png Views:	0 Size:	12.6 KB ID:	3713924 Click image for larger version  Name:	ME2.png Views:	0 Size:	11.8 KB ID:	3713925 Click image for larger version  Name:	AMIBCP_1.png Views:	0 Size:	77.8 KB ID:	3713926 Click image for larger version  Name:	AMIBCP_2.png Views:	0 Size:	21.8 KB ID:	3713927 Click image for larger version

Name:	UEFI_TOOLt_1.png
Views:	270
Size:	88.2 KB
ID:	3713932

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  • zlr8r
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    Originally posted by Markus1741

    Hello, I'll try to help.
    peste is quite right in saying that your original BIOS is defective.
    You are missing the entire block from 0-FFFFFF with a length of 1,000,000, or for some reason it is not displayed correctly in the UEFI tool.
    The ME Analyzer says File System State = ERROR, which is not good at all.
    I created a BIOS from Peste's unlocked file from the previous request.
    I copied the block from 0-FFFFFFF and pasted it into yours, and then cleaned up your original ME region.
    That is certainly not the best way, and it doesn't have to work.
    Please note that you do this at your own risk.
    What peste is very right in saying is that nothing beats a good, clean backup of your original BIOS. That is very important.
    Unfortunately, there seems to be a problem reading it.
    Your BIOS is corrupted.

    I'd rather not upload my BIOS file because I don't want it to cause you problems. But I can give it to you if you'd like.

    thank you for your efforts. before i ask you for your edited version, let me double check with my 2 usb programmers arE reading the right "detected" bios chip. I can then check it in ME analyser and get back to you. thanks again. bACK SOON

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  • Markus1741
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    Originally posted by zlr8r
    ...please advise
    Hello, I'll try to help.
    peste is quite right in saying that your original BIOS is defective.
    You are missing the entire block from 0-FFFFFF with a length of 1,000,000, or for some reason it is not displayed correctly in the UEFI tool.
    The ME Analyzer says File System State = ERROR, which is not good at all.
    I created a BIOS from Peste's unlocked file from the previous request.
    I copied the block from 0-FFFFFFF and pasted it into yours, and then cleaned up your original ME region.
    That is certainly not the best way, and it doesn't have to work.
    Please note that you do this at your own risk.
    What peste is very right in saying is that nothing beats a good, clean backup of your original BIOS. That is very important.
    Unfortunately, there seems to be a problem reading it.
    Your BIOS is corrupted.

    I'd rather not upload my BIOS file because I don't want it to cause you problems. But I can give it to you if you'd like.
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    Last edited by Markus1741; 08-28-2025, 05:53 AM.

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