Dell bios passwords 595B and 2A7B

[LovesFLSun]

Missing password for Dell E6500

Hi there Locksmith! I hope you can assist.

#CFXN3J1-2A7B

Thanks from Jacksonville, FL, USA! Shaka!

 

[LovesFLSun]

Nevermind.

I found the password. Can I help with passwords?

 

[LovesFLSun]

Dell E6400
#GHRLM1-2A7B

Thanks

Chinky, check your code/service tag, you are missing a digit.

 

[Hood]

I just went through this on a Dell laptop, and it works, but only if nobody has changed it from the factory default password. Obviously it can't figure out a password arbitrarily made up by a user, so if it doesn't work, that's probably why.

 

[LovesFLSun]

CHNB94J-2A7B

Thanks!

Zffz3jLk5uH31565

 

[LovesFLSun]

Hi LockSmith,

Am missing BIOS password for a dell presicicsion M6400.

Can you help?

System number 813F74J-2A7B

TA

00Nudwk93076M3iL

 

[onewheelofsteel]

Can you help me out please? Dell Latitude e6400.
System Number: HYNBZL1-2A7B

 

[LovesFLSun]

Can you help me out please? Dell Latitude e6400.
System Number: HYNBZL1-2A7B

Here you go:

gwfzxnIGk0Z12wVf

Shaka!

 

[Michale32086]

I have amassed quite a collection of Inspiron 1525 parts over the past couple years.... I was able to use all the parts and get 2 going..

Unfortunately, both are BIOS Locked with the 595B lock.. I have used Dogbert1's code and have recovered many laptops in this manner. But it doesn't seem to work for these two. I ever bought a couple codes on EBAY, but they turned out to be the same codes I generated myself.

I was hoping you might have access to better software that will allow me to recover these laptops..

The BIOS locks are:

CGGKNF1-595B

and

D0N10G1-595B

On the first one, I get '40grhxto'

The second one, I get 'f55rr99f'

Any help would be greatly appreciated....

Michale

 

[LovesFLSun]

I have amassed quite a collection of Inspiron 1525 parts over the past couple years.... I was able to use all the parts and get 2 going..

Unfortunately, both are BIOS Locked with the 595B lock.. I have used Dogbert1's code and have recovered many laptops in this manner. But it doesn't seem to work for these two. I ever bought a couple codes on EBAY, but they turned out to be the same codes I generated myself.

I was hoping you might have access to better software that will allow me to recover these laptops..

The BIOS locks are:

CGGKNF1-595B

and

D0N10G1-595B

On the first one, I get '40grhxto'

The second one, I get 'f55rr99f'

Any help would be greatly appreciated....

Michale

Sorry Brah, those are the codes I get as well.

 

[Michale32086]

Sorry Brah, those are the codes I get as well.

Preciate the fast response. I am just down the road from you, in St Augustine..

Yea I don't understand why the codes don't work. These are fairly nice laptops, webcams and all. I hate to see them collecting dust...

Oh well. It is what it is. Thanx again..

Michale

 

[LovesFLSun]

Preciate the fast response. I am just down the road from you, in St Augustine..

Yea I don't understand why the codes don't work. These are fairly nice laptops, webcams and all. I hate to see them collecting dust...

Oh well. It is what it is. Thanx again..

Michale

Shaka!! \w/

 

[onepeople]

dell bios

please help. 8fmvwn1-2a7b

 

[onepeople]

Hi LockSmith,

missing BIOS password for a dell presicicsion M4500.

Can you help?

System number 8FMVWN1-2A7B

 

[LovesFLSun]

Hi LockSmith,

missing BIOS password for a dell presicicsion M4500.

Can you help?

System number 8FMVWN1-2A7B

rHgfT8dnJdsVESSu

Please note the CAPITAL numbers!

Shaka!! \w/

 

[onepeople]

rHgfT8dnJdsVESSu

Please note the CAPITAL numbers!

Shaka!! \w/

Thanks but don't work

 

[onepeople]

Thanks but don't work

could I be doing some thing wrong?

 

[LovesFLSun]

could I be doing some thing wrong?

Ooops... My fault!

rHgfT8dnJdsvESSu <--- the "V" was not capitalized.

My fault!

 

[onepeople]

Ooops... My fault!

rHgfT8dnJdsvESSu <--- the "V" was not capitalized.

My fault!

The password was right but I didn't know I had to do this:

Type the Password and press and hold CTRL and then press ENTER Twice, release CTRL and press enter one more time.

You must go inside bios by pressing F2 on start up

Then go to security

Then password

Then user or admin password

Then you enter the password on the first field

Then leave the other 2 field empty

Then press F10 to exit saving changes

Then password will be gone forever !

 

[mdbrotha03]

CDGFJH1-595B

Thanks

 

[LovesFLSun]

CDGFJH1-595B

Thanks

snixw7nv

Shaka!! \w/

 

[onewheelofsteel]

Here you go:

gwfzxnIGk0Z12wVf

Shaka!

Hey Shaka, thanks for your help, but I'm afraid it did not work. Is there a set of steps I should be following specifically?

Thank you Again!
Kevin

 

[LovesFLSun]

Hey Shaka, thanks for your help, but I'm afraid it did not work. Is there a set of steps I should be following specifically?

Thank you Again!
Kevin

Hmm, I ran it again, same results

little g (GOLF)
little w (WHISKEY)
little f (FOXTROT)
little z (ZULU)
little x (WRAY)
little n (NOVEMBER)
CAPITAL I (INDIA)
CAPITAL G (GOLF)
little k (KILO)
NUMBER 0 (zero)
CAPITAL Z (ZULU)
little l (LIMA)
NUMBER 2
little w (WHISKEY)
CAPITAL V (VICTOR)
little f (FOXTROT)

Screenshot included!

Shaka!! \w/

 

[onewheelofsteel]

Hmm, I ran it again, same results

little g (GOLF)
little w (WHISKEY)
little f (FOXTROT)
little z (ZULU)
little x (WRAY)
little n (NOVEMBER)
CAPITAL I (INDIA)
CAPITAL G (GOLF)
little k (KILO)
NUMBER 0 (zero)
CAPITAL Z (ZULU)
little l (LIMA)
NUMBER 2
little w (WHISKEY)
CAPITAL V (VICTOR)
little f (FOXTROT)

Screenshot included!

Shaka!! \w/

GOT IT. THANK YOU SO MUCH. I was inputting I instead of l

 

[LovesFLSun]

GOT IT. THANK YOU SO MUCH. I was inputting I instead of l

AS Ash would say... "Groovy"