HP 17-e134nr: lost password - reset of the BIOS

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  I have a HP Envy X 2 which is asking to specify a password to enter BIOS setup. I apparently lost the password. I am able to start windows, but cannot enter the bios setup. How can I reset the password?

  After you have entered the incorrect password three times it gives the stop code: 50495488

  @TURBO_NERD

  Enter 45593408

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  So, one of my cousins has managed to put a BIOS password on his cell phone and then forgot the password. Now, I was invited to see if I can fix it.

  First of all: this notebook, while relatively new, is essentially fixed or trash, she already has a new. I already opened it upward, so the warranty has technically been canceled already. All this means it does not matter too much if he breaks in the process of fixing. They say that they have contacted support and not really gotten an idea clear of what to actually do, and I'd rather not have to worry about support (the Support System site is not even working for me right now).
  
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  I have a Sony laptop where the hard drive gone bad. It has a BIOS password on it. I replaced the hard drive and went into the BIOS to change the boot device priority. Now my BIOS password won't work, and after three failed attempts, it gives me a 16-digit hash and ask you a unique password. There is of course a way to generate a unique password based on this hash table, but I've looked everywhere and it seems that there are people who know how do it, but none of them don't tell you exactly how. I called Sony support and they told me I had to send the laptop to get the password removed, but I don't really have time for that. How can I generate a unique password and access my machine again?

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  A resolution for this problem is available, but for security reasons, this resolution can only be provided by a telephone support representative.

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