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I know the password but I want to get rid of bios security. How do I do that
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@H-p-user wrote:
The thing is I cannot gain access to the security even though I entered the right password. It is all greyed out expt some texts that is not helpful for me at all

Then I recommend that you use the official channel and contact HP Enterprise support. I say that because you state that you have security which requires a password to enter the BIOS. When in the BIOS you state that you cannot change the password.  That leaves us at a point where only HP Enterprise can help you.



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Go into BIOS to the Security -> click on Change Password. Type  your old password in the box.

 

In the next window leaave the box blank and press enter.

 

Now click on the Save button in the bottom right corner of the window. 

 

Now you can exit the BIOS.

 

There should no longer be a password to enter the BIOS.

 

 

Next time provide the  complete product name or product number, not the general model series name as you did here. If you would like to have very specific answers, provide specific information.

 



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The thing is I cannot gain access to the security even though I entered the right password. It is all greyed out expt some texts that is not helpful for me at all
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O and this is the 840 elitebook g1
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@H-p-user wrote:
The thing is I cannot gain access to the security even though I entered the right password. It is all greyed out expt some texts that is not helpful for me at all

Then I recommend that you use the official channel and contact HP Enterprise support. I say that because you state that you have security which requires a password to enter the BIOS. When in the BIOS you state that you cannot change the password.  That leaves us at a point where only HP Enterprise can help you.



I am a volunteer forum member, not an HP employee. If my suggestion solved your issue, don't forget to mark that post as the accepted solution. If you want to say thanks, click on the Yes button next to the "was this reply helpful?"



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Ok thanks for replying good sir
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need help for probbok 450 g2 bios password reseting...i have all proof of purchase but i am not entertained by hp at all every time i establish chat they disconect it without informing and that to after keeping me wait for 15 to 20 minutes.i tried 4 or 5 times once i got to talk with agent he asked for 4 things which i send him right away within an hour but didnt get any email after sending that.....i am stuck with bios password forgotten

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