Did some messing around with the dumps of the 16MB chip myself and after clearing out the two regions starting with NvramActiveRegn I actually got the laptop to turn on without a BIOS password However I get a Warning now that theres a problem with the security chip on the laptop (even after resetting the security settings in the BIOS), eh most likely deleted something I shouldnt have but for reference ive included the files here....

That got both laptops turning on again, but with the BIOS lock back in place ofcourse...

Okay so I am unsure on what I did wrong but I've tried it on a 850 G5 and a 840 G6 both of which ended up with similar results, the G6 will endlessly blink the charge light white and yellow while caps locks lights up and the G5 blinks its charge light white and yellow for a while before turning to a constant white with both laptops now not turning on.
I took off both laptops chips the 16MB one on the bottom and the 32MB one on the top of the board, made backups of each chip (and verified them), ran the 16MB chip through the program, flashed (and verified) the file and soldered it back onto...

Hello im usually known as Kabel Salat and im here seeking guidance with hardware repair. My last attempt at unlocking a bios was with my macbook. After successfully unlocking it and testing that it works I accidentally slipped with my screwdriver while reconnecting the battery which seems to have killed the board.

Currently im working on a new project involving a dozen HP laptops that were donated to a nonprofit organization I work at. Unfortunately all of them are locked with a bios password. Im looking forward to learning from the experiences of others here and hopefully finding...