hey i my kids were playing Smith my dell and put a bios password and the forgot it, any help is greatly appreciated, i have a Dell Latitude E6410 #45H5XN1-2A7B, THANKS IN ADVANCED
thans for the reply, i have tried that password but nothing, tried with ctr+enter and without but still nothing, been looking for a keygen to get it but found one but didn't work so i came here hoping to get it resolved, read something that every laptop has a different master code or something like that, thanks
i wish i could get into any kind of boot settings or anything in that matter, cannot get into anything because of the need of the bios password, i even tried to put a windows 7 OS to format but cannot access anything due to the locked bios
i got it, i downloaded 3 diffent keygens and all came up with the same numbers so i just got a different external keyboard and boom got it, thank you all guys!! really appreciate all the time taking to help. and now i can't remember my password for the username ughhhhhh, really don't want to format it, have a lot of baby pics and files, what do you guys recommend, thanks again!!!
Do you mean the Windows password, or are you talking about a hard drive password? Hiren is a great tool assortment, got it on every flashdrive I own. ...T
Hiren's what you need. you've got to boot independently from the hard drive and then recover the administrator password, or reset it then with that info you can reboot in windows , log in as administrator with the password you extracted or created, and reset the passwords for all the other users also there's another Linux based password recovery cd that I've got that performs the same function ...T
i will do that and purchase it, is it the freeware or the one for purchase, and should i get the latest version one or use a specific version for windows 7
No, I posted you the version I did for a reason, they removed the password removal tool from the newer ones Just use what you're given here, no need to question anything
the ntpwd dont work in x64 the sala's password tool in hirens works if its not part of a domain.( most likely its not) active@ boot disk works for all. but not domain attached os.