You can download the free, small program ctbios15.zip from the german. The following Master passwords may be work only on very old Mainboards.

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Registration is fast, simple and absolutely free so please -! If you have any problems with the registration process or your account login, please contact. > > Guide to Bios Password Generators for Dell, Acer and others User Name Remember Me? This is an update to earlier post. It is frustrating to be confronted with a forgetting password (I know, been there) and it’s easy to post your problem on a forum and hope someone helps. Patch my tomtom system download full. But with just a little work you can cure it yourself. Well maybe, sadly passwords for many newer laptops cannot be generated yet.

There are several password generators on the web that work great. The confusion starts with how to use them and what to do with the password once it’s generated. I’ll try to keep this guide as simple as possible. You should read Dogberts Blog (the guru of password generators).

Not necessary but it has the basic information you need. There are some very smart people that have combined all the generators into one. Can’t list them all but here’s the two I normally use. First, Dell owners by aware that free generators do NOT work for the following: Service tags ending with -3A5B, -1D3B, -1F5A, PPID #s and System disabled codes that are larger than 5 digits Dell by service tag When a rude screen pops up saying it is protected by a password for Service Tag # (example: 1A2BC34-595B), This is a bios password. Will be 7 char with 4 char suffix. Enter that into generator using all capital letters. Click Generate and use password listed under “Dell by serial number”.

Can do the same with hard drive passwords (example: ***12AB34C5-595B) Notice it has 11 char with 4 char suffix. If it displays stars then use them. If it has a suffix of -1D3B or -1F5A, then you’re out of luck. They are to new and the free generates will not work yet.

Important Input instructions: Passwords are for QWERTY keyboard only (standard US). Case sensitive. Some units only require pressing after password, some require pressing + after password and some require holding down while pressing once or twice. Dell, Acer and some others with generic Phoenix bios If you get a plain screen that just says Enter Password then enter 3 wrong passwords and a System Disabled code will pop up(example: 12345). Don’t worry, just shut down computer, restart and the disabled thing goes away.

Now enter that number into generator, click Generate. Write down the top password generated.

Click Generate several times (maybe 5,6 or more times) and write down password after each time. Try each password on your machine until you hit one that works by entering password and pressing. The same can be done for hard drive password, be aware that it does not always work for hard drives. Sony READ Dogberts Blog above. First you should know the free generators will not work for the new “One Time passwords”. On older models, enter the last 7 digits of serial number, click Generate.

Enter password on the machine and click. HP and Compaq READ Dogberts Blog above. For older models enter 3 wrong passwords to receive code. Some models only show the code if the F2 or F12 key has been pressed prior to entering an invalid password for the last time. Type that code into generator, click Generate to receive password. Enter that password on machine then press.