HP ProBook x360 11 G1 EE - need bios password removal

[sebbon]

Hello friends.

My mom bought a laptop with a password protected bios, could someone help me remove the password?
The BIOS chip is a 1.8v W25Q64FWZPIQ (winbond)

Dump is attached but i'm not sure if its correct because chip says its 64mb chip and dump has only 8mb.

I would really appreciate any help , thanks.

[volinakis]

Re: HP ProBook x360 11 G1 EE - need bios password removal

try this one

https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showpo...1&postcount=26

next time search for similar topics (x360 11 G1 EE) and post your request there.

https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...=x360+11+G1+EE

[RethoricalCheese]

Re: HP ProBook x360 11 G1 EE - need bios password removal

Boot into Windows, use biosconfigutility to read config. Flash clean bios. Boot into Windows, use biosconfigutility to write config. Done.

[miansh621]

Hp cromebook 360 11 g1 ee

Remove enrollment

[miansh621]

Re: Hp cromebook 360 11 g1 ee

Remove enrollment

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[adam536]

Re: HP ProBook x360 11 G1 EE - need bios password removal

Hi, I have an HP ProBook x360 G1 EE 11 laptop with a BIOS password. I can't connect a USB drive because it seems that the "latency disabled" option is set in the BIOS. When I enter the boot option, I only see IPV4 and IPV6. Is there any way to remove this password?

Hello, I own an HP ProBook x360 G1 EE 11 laptop, which has a BIOS password. I am unable to connect a pendrive due to the apparent "latency disabled" setting in the BIOS. When I access the boot options, I only see IPV4 and IPV6. Is there any way to remove such a password?

[spider300]

Re: HP ProBook x360 11 G1 EE - need bios password removal

Hi, I have an HP ProBook x360 G1 EE 11 laptop with a BIOS password. I can't connect a USB drive because it seems that the "latency disabled" option is set in the BIOS. When I enter the boot option, I only see IPV4 and IPV6. Is there any way to remove this password?

Hello, I own an HP ProBook x360 G1 EE 11 laptop, which has a BIOS password. I am unable to connect a pendrive due to the apparent "latency disabled" setting in the BIOS. When I access the boot options, I only see IPV4 and IPV6. Is there any way to remove such a password?

Flash this, try to switch to devmode (you probably cant but that doesnt matter). Let it restart normally after that. You should be able to log in now. After logging in, do powerwash. After powerwash, it should be unenrolled and with dev mode unlocked.