The Bios password has changed on my Satellite A100-797?

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• Satellite A200 - 1 M 8: Bios Update 2.20 - the supervisor password has changed

  Hello!

  Satellite A200 - 1 M 8. Update the BIOS changed the supervisor password. Has been bb_aa_yy.
  If I can set this password has become?
  Details: Updated from Vista to Vista SP1. After that the hardware configuration utility does not work.

  Latest versions of the hardware configuration utility, supervisor password and some other are not installed.

  The usual message - the serial number is not valid.

  Hello

  Maybe the problem has something to do with hardware utilitly. So it doesn´t doing is even better when the error message "is the serial number invalid.", but it could be the solution to this problem.

  I suggest you to check these discussions which might help you:

  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=31711&TSTART=0

  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/message.jspa?MessageID=100197

  If this works, you should be able to install the utiltly equipment and solve your problems...

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• Satellite L300 - how to remove the BIOS password?

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  I bought a Satellite L300 about 8 months ago. I just used it a month and I just open it again. I surprised by the labtop asking me to enter the BIOS password without changing the BIOS setting.

  I do not know what is the problem and how can I overcome them?

  Help, please

  Hello

  I put also t know why it happened, but I've created an interesting article:
  [How do I remove a BIOS password if I forgot it? | http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/ann.jspa?annID=11]

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• HP S55 10y: don't know the BIOS password

  Im trying to reimage my office but I don't know the BIOS password to change settings. Someone please HELP! Laughing out loud

  Hello:

  Instructions to clear the password of the BIOS for your model are at the link below, under clearing BIOS settings > clear the BIOS password.

  There's a separate rider to clear the BIOS password, and instructions as written should work.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-slimline-S5000-desktop-PC-series/4162194/model/4206396/document/c01701270/

• Satellite 1000-S158 changed the BIOS password on an empty

  I changed the BIOS password on an empty (blank). I can't access the BIOS. Pressing on enter: it shows the error isn't the right password.
  How can I fix?

  Hmm. sounds you did something wrong maybe you misspelled or set a different password?

  Anyway, the point is that you are not able to bypass the BIOS password screen and in this case you will be unable to start Notepad.

  The problem is that you cannot remove the BIOS password, this can be done by a technician of ASP.

  In my opinion only technician in ASP can help you.

• L50D-B - reset of the Bios password satellite

  Model: Satellite L50D-B-17J
  Serial number: YE031145C

  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).
  
  Long story short: Is it possible to reset the BIOS password on this model? I understand that it is possible on many laptops to do by removing the CMOS battery. Now, this model does not have a (I opened it and found no one). Instead, I understand that the newer models may have a circuit that can be shorted to possibly reset the BIOS? Is this correct, and if so, what is it?

  Once more, the laptop is practically acquired anyway, so if possible, I'd take the chance to do it myself, if it's at all possible.

  Well, the circuits in question would be JCMOS1 riders normally located under the RAM. Bridge them while the power is turned off the first. If it does not then on the screen by removing the battery and drive, press and hold power for 10-15 seconds, then hold down Fn + ESC, holding down it to the bottom of the plug in the power lead and switch on the device. When the fan starts release Fn + ESC. If you see a post screen then bridge JCMOS1 jumper then and that should reset the BIOS. Unplug the unit and hold down the power button for 1 minute and then plug it back again. It should start up with asking to specify a password. If you could not to post, then refer to the manual to see what it flashes the procedure. The buttons used for flashing procedure will be the same to make this post. Only fill the JCMOS1 jumper while the machine is running if you see the post screen, no other time. An easy way to bridge them would be to use a paperclip and bend it on and use the ends of it.

• Satellite 1400 - how to reset the BIOS password

  Does anyone know how to change or reset the BIOS password in satellite 1400 series specifications?

  I have a laptop that comes up with a BIOS password (I did not define one, I suspect the BIOS battery needs to be replaced)

  Hello

  You cannot remove the BIOS password.
  The unknown BIOS password can be removed by a technician of Toshiba ASP.

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• Satellite A100-906 - how to reset the Bios password?

  I got a Toshiba A100-906 2 years when I was on vacation in another country.
  It has a Bios password and I can't funniest t change it.

  I read all the manuals and there is no default password.
  Is there a way to reset it or at least a program that will allow me to change with my fingerprint reader?

  > More funny it has a Bios password and I can't change.
  For me it is not funny but he s strange because the BIOS password is not set on any one of the new laptops the point is that the BIOS password cannot be disabled or removed without knowing the old password.
  So, you won't be able to remove it without the help of ASP from Toshiba.

  Technician Toshiba ASP can only remove this password and you should get in touch with the guys to solve your problem.

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• Satellite 2210 - Boot in the BIOS password

  Toshiba Satellite Dyna
  Model name: Satellite 2210 C50/4 8
  Model No.: PS221N - S 691, 60

  This is the right forum for the laptop above?

  It is an OLD Win98 laptop. A friend asked if I could "fix".

  PROB: Is there a Boot password in the BIOS. I can't get into the BIOS without the password.
  I tried each key entry in the BIOS that I know, but can't yet get into the BIOS.

  I get a msg that says press F2 for a Boot Menu, but apparently this works only once the password is entered.

  Is there a way to RESET the BIOS password?
  On a desktop computer, this would be by removing the CMOS batt. for 15 seconds.
  Relocation of the batt. & restart.
  But, being a laptop, I'm not familiar with how to access the CMOS batt.

  The owner of the laptop would like me to do a "gaming laptop" for his young children.

  ANY help anyone can offer will be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Sincerely,
  MLStrand56

  > PROB: there is a Boot password in the BIOS. I can't get into the BIOS without the password.
  > I tried each key entry in the BIOS that I know, but can't yet get into the BIOS.

  BIOS password cannot be removed as on desktop PC. AFAIK the RTC battery is soldered to the majority of motherboards so don t think that's an option.
  The BIOS password can be removed by Toshiba service provider agents

  But you don't need t to access the BIOS to change the boot order.
  You can press F12 when starting the laptop and usually the start menu should appear where you could choose the boot device

• Satellite P20-304 - how to remove the BIOS password

  Hi all

  a girlfriend of mine got a Satellite P20 304 with Phoenix Bios.
  She wanted that I remove the Bios password that must be entered directly after the Toshiba start screen.
  So, I entered Bios with F2, went to security, entered the old password and press enter two times to a new blank password.

  The Bios then showed that user password is not defined.
  I saved the changes and started to laptop came out, and asked me again a password.
  Now no entry (only press enter) or the old password works, still displays "wrong password".

  What I did wrong?

  I am a COMPUTER technician, but never had a problem like this.
  This problem is related to the Bios Phoenix or Toshiba? And how to solve the problem?

  Can anyone help? Would be fine, girlfriend needs urgent laptop.

  Thanks for the comments!

• Satellite U400: How to set the BIOS password & learn how to use facial recognition

  I have a Satellite U400 Satellite.

  Can someone direct me to a link of support for the implementation in passwords in BIOS?

  There are several options and I don't know what does what...
  Thanks for your help...

  Another point:

  I feel that the definition of a password or both in the BIOS will help the face recognition program to work, for some reason any.
  I NEVER managed to properly configure that, although I tried several times,
  go in accordance with the instructions.

  A lot of frustration and time, I would say.
  This is for safety.

  > Can someone direct me to a link of support for the implementation in passwords in BIOS?
  If you want to set the password in the BIOS you will need to access the BIOS by pressing the F2 key immediately after that the laptop has been powered.

  There is a 3rd tab security.
  There you can set the BIOS password. You would need to put everything first and then you must confirm the password once more to

  > I have the impression that the definition of a word or two in the BIOS will help the face recognition program to work, for some reason any.
  This s the password of BIOS nonsense has nothing to do with the reorganization of face.

  Here's a very useful thread that provides details on the reorganization of the face:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums//thread.jspa?MessageID=147434

  Check it out. It is very useful

• Satellite Pro 4600: How to reset or remove the BIOS password

  Hello

  I forgot the password to my Satellite Pro 4600 BIOS.

  How can [1] I reset the password?

  [2] can update BIOS floppy be helpful for bios reset?

  [3] otherwise, you know another method?

  Kind regards
  Aloni.

  Hello

  1.) it of not possible to remove the BIOS password yourself.
  If you forgot the password of the BIOS, then contact Toshiba service partner in your country to remove the password.

  2.) each laptop has a BIOS procedure. You should check the Toshiba FAQ - How can I update the BIOS-
  Please check this Toshiba support page:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/generic_content.jsp?service=EU&ID=Direct_Support_e u

  But if the BIOS password you can not pass the BIOS. The password of the BIOS must be removed for updating the BIOS.

  3.) see FAQ

• Satellite A40-271: how to remove the BIOS password?

  Hello

  Sorry for my English.

  I have to take the bios password on a Toshiba Satellite A40-271-PSA40E-09XD2-SP

  I took out battery of the bios for a day or two, obviously without the laptop battery and the password of the bios keeps on.
  Could you help me please?, I need your experience to solve this problem of this laptop.

  With regards to the King.
  Mikel Pastor

  Hello

  You will not delete the BIOS password if you remove the CMOS battery.
  This procedure has worked on the common desktop PC, but it will not work on Toshiba laptops.

  The unknown BIOS password can be removed only by a Toshiba ASP because this requires a special procedure!

  So contact the ASP in your country for assistance!

• Original image has disappeared I think off the hard drive and the BIOS password set up does not work?

  Someone please help me with this!

  I bought this laptop from a friend (have receipt) who sell it to me because the screen was cracked and spidered all out when you the activated. And everywhere he went to ask to get the screen fixed it is very expensive ($250 - $350) and he said that it would be just a newer laptop. So he sold me this which is a model Probook of HP4420s XT940UT #ABA. About a week after I bought this Probook friend who sold it to died me suddenly. It was sudden and terrible. Some time later, I had the time of the purchase of the LCD for this model, replace it myself (was very easy actually) and booted up the laptop with a new installation of Windows 7 Professional 64-bit Edition. After installing all my software and using the laptop for a while now, I wanted to get into the Bios that I've never done. So when I started the laptop, click ESC, then F10 to enter the BIOS, there were two places to enter a password is different then all Dell I've ever owned. One was mine I guees I put in place using HP protect tools and the other says BIOS/administrator. Well I can do most of the changes with the one I put in place with my password but my password does not work, nor can I get in some very significant changes that I wanted to do using Bios/administrator, as kindling the LoJack, namely the blocking of the hard drive etc. , turning on turbo boost, fan, etc. Well, since the person I bought is no longer with us, there is no one to turn to the answer to this question of administrator/BIOS password / problem.  I tried to take battery Rtype and restore that way, didn't work. Several times, I called HP and they sent me to a BIOS page to download the same BIOS, I have already, would not let me install it. When I bring up the command prompt and do not put anything in BiosConfigureUtility.exe happens, said just a wrong command. When I try to enter the BIOS through the C: file in the files of the SSM, I reach the BiosConfigUtility.exe file, click on it to open it and it just flashes a way small order page to fast to read what it says. I would like to have complete control over my laptop thinking I have a lot of time and money invested in it now. The problem would have something to do with installing the 64 bit version of Windows 7 instead of the 32 bits guess what it initially provided with?  Where can I find the UUID and what tech Department I would ask because if I have to call HP again and what other information should I have ready for them if you know? I have all the manuals and they say that this laptop is compatible with Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit Pro is what I installed. I'm mixed responses from many different people on this and would like an answer from HP someone who has experience in dealing with the BIOS in the Probooks business models if possible please. I really like this Probook and have since become a big fan of most HP, Dell and Lenovo.  I intend to buy two probooks, one for my wife and one for my daughter because this one is like a MacBook, but better.  Thank you for reading this and I hope someone can help with more than one answer then GET AHOLD OF HP TECHNICAL TEAM. As I said, I did it.

  Model: HP Probook 4420 s

  Type: XT940UT #ABA

  Operating system: Windows 7 Ultimate

  BIOS version: 68AHHH Ver.F.20

  SM BIOS Version: 2.6

  Hardware Extraction layer: Version 6.1.7601.17514

  Jason,

  Sorry to hear about your friend and your problem.  The BIOS password cannot be reset without the help of HP.  They will need some information from your PC and increase your case.  I recommend you give them a call.

  -wes

• Satellite x 200-how do to reset the Bios password

  Hello

  I bought a used Satellite x 200 to replace my old p100.
  When I received it, I noticed that the bios is locked and the person I got it from is unable to tell me the password, arguing that she used the fingerprint only 4 long.

  Is there a way to reset the bios password and how much would it cost?

  Concerning

  Hello

  The BIOS password can be removed only by an authorized service provider in the country where you live.
  So, contact Toshiba service partners and asking for BIOS password reset.