dear all,....
after looking for long time I couldn't find any tutorial for bypassing bios password in laptop without open the case. when someone came to me and brought his laptop a month ago, it was locked. he doesn't know the password. so what should I do to solve the problem without open the case. ...... and how to use bypass bios password software while the system unaccessable...... thanks a lot......
umm, ok first what OS is it running?
it use windows XP..... I have some bios password cracker but I can't use it....
does it boot then ask for a password or ask for a pass b4 it even tries to boot?
hand Wrote:it use windows XP..... I have some bios password cracker but I can't use it....
try ophcrack and hope its boot with the cd
or
Watch the screen carefully when you first boot there's often a
message there telling you what to do
try the Dell key or F8
if that doesn't work try lookin in google thats where i always look when i can't figure it out any more
ophcrack only works for os paswords he wants the bios password, i dont think theres any other way other than opening the laptop
jimmyg22 Wrote:ophcrack only works for os paswords he wants the bios password, i dont think theres any other way other than opening the laptop
your right jimmyg22 its for OS passe's.............
with laps its a damn hassel you got to open up your lap
On laptop computers, the dipswitches are usually found under the keyboard or within a compartment at the bottom of the laptop
Once you locate and reset the jumper switches, turn the computer on and check if the password has been cleared. If it has, turn the computer off and return the jumpers or dipswitches to its original position.
what is the manufacor of the Laptop b.t.w
you can press either Esc right when u turn on the comp or press control alt delete and it should take you to setup menu and try to guess the pass from there lol
i think if you take out the battery, unplug it and remove the cmos battery it will reset the bios, i cant tell for sure without the exact model of the laptop though
jimmyg22 Wrote:i think if you take out the battery, unplug it and remove the cmos battery it will reset the bios, i cant tell for sure without the exact model of the laptop though
yeah just read that here to
http://xtreview.com/review113.htm
there is plenty of info now i hope good luck