I need help removing the password from my Canon C1127IF.
SN 3DB12765
Thanks in advance
SN 3DB12765
Thanks in advance
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Hello everyone, I come here to tell you my problem regarding the power-on password. It is not a bios reset demand, and i can't have any access to windows. This is the bios and power-on password that is blocking all other things.
My Omen 15-dh0052nf purchased second-hand was configured with the bios password upon purchase (very simple password :P ).
Having decided to sell it in order to get something more powerful, I reset all BIOS settings and set a blank administrator password. But the power-on password cannot be changed to a blank one so I let the actual password set.... -
Hi Guys,
I thought I write you a tutorial on how to remove your bios password from your lenovo x390 yoga.
Steps:
1. Get an EC programmer and read the EC firmware.
2. Back up your working EC file !!! (on this modell EC stores all hardware infos and you cannot replace it with others)
3. In your EC firmware file find all of these ranges with a hex editor and replace them with 00:
!!!!!! IMPORTANT THAT YOU ONLY MODIFIED THE SPECIFIED RANGES AND NO MORE.
(I have used HxD Hex editor FREE for this since I found that it is easy to replace ranges)
0x36000...10-13-2025, 11:30 PM -
Hello everyone,
I am very new to the BIOS scene and this is my first time doing this, so far:- I have dumped the bin file and verified it using a CH341 (not with the clip) and AsProgrammer.
- I opened it using two different Hex Editors:
- HxD.
- ImHex.
- I have looked online for info/tutorial on similar models (couldn't find anything for the exact model), and the Strings/Hex Values to search i found count find the password block
- I tried comparing the dumped file and a black BIOS from HP website for the exact model, there were to many differences it would take me ages to go through
02-27-2025, 04:18 PM -
Hello
I removed the BIOS password thanks to the help of one of the friends of this forum.
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...61#post3637661
The batch from which the password was removed works correctly but... after some time, the BIOS password is set again, I reprogrammed the batch with the removed password, it's ok, there is no password, I set my password, ok, I can enter the BIOS with my password but... -
Hi, I'm pulling my hair out with this x86 network device.
bios info: AMI aptio V
Hardware: CASwell COB-H500
its OEM product, no support is available.
Device has no monitor output, Screen is redirected to serial port(VT100).
I have already tried the list below.
- cmospwd *-> no luck
- I read the BIOS using ch341, and checked with UEFITool, I thought I could find something useful. All I could find was the invalid part, which was "161406223039397D161A17781D6065657C19"
I used this https://www.dcod...02-11-2023, 11:47 AM