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  • Hi,

    I got a Dell inspiron 3515, but it has a password. Could you help me to remove it. It appears to be the password is stored in the EC.

    Board Number : GDM54 lA-l245P
    Service Tag : 2G9XPH3
    Ex Servicenumber: 5337712695

    Many thanks in advance.​...
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  • Please see my BIOS dump....
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  • I have an inspiron 15 3000, model 3515, I could not find the string to decode the password. I will be very grateful if anyone can help to generate a master password for me:

    Board Number : GDM54 LA-L245P
    Service Tag : 2G9XPH3
    Ex Servicenumber: 5337712695

    Many thanks in advance
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    Last edited by Vesko356; 03-22-2024, 07:25 AM. Reason: Attached bios removed.

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  • I have tried this by just adding my windows key onto it. However, it still asks me for the current password. Read the BIOS file up, for some reason it has been populated with manythings including the service tag. Is the password stored in EC?

    I am not a professional, I do not know how to program EC.

    I will be very grateful if anyone can help to generate a master password for me:

    Board Number : GDM54 lA-l245P
    Service Tag : 2G9XPH3
    Ex Servicenumber: 5337712695

    Many thanks in advance.​...
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  • Re: Need a reference for a chip on Asus ChromeBook C423N

    I have almost exactly the same issue. My C423N sometimes it could turn on, sometimes it did not. After several times, it refused to power up completely.

    When plug in power supply, this chip is burning hot. Measured the resistance over the capacitor on pin11, it was only 1.1ohm. Blew off the capacitor, the resistance was still 1.1ohm. The chip was still burning hot when plugged. Blew off the chip, guess what, the resistance was still 1.1ohm on that point.

    Do not know where this pin goes, it may...
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