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I've discovered a laptop at work which has a BIOS password. I've tried to reset it via taking out the CMOS battery but no luck.

 

I've also looked up a reset code for i 87202434 but unfortunately this does not work either.

 

Please help!

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@twistedjames

 

Sorry my bad.

 

Reboot and enter   10893871

 

REO

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@twistedjames

 

Reboot and enter   10893870

 

REO

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@REO51ST wrote:

@twistedjames

 

Reboot and enter   10893870

 

REO


Doesn't work sorry 

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@twistedjames

 

Sorry my bad.

 

Reboot and enter   10893871

 

REO

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@REO51ST wrote:

@twistedjames

 

Sorry my bad.

 

Reboot and enter   10893871

 

REO


Thank you mate, lifesaver!

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Your very welcome @twistedjames

 

REO

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ya youcan return back to the main bios settngs...... first u will need a working pc and an empty flash drive(Pendrive).....

then go to hp support for downloading the BIOS driver for the particular laptop, then after downloading the setup file of the bios,  insert the empty flash drive and click on the setup, continue by clicking the next button after that make sure that flash drive is selected....... u can watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3S3KgcT-Ao

after that remove the flash drive and put it to the laptop which has the bios which is corrupted now follow this video for further instructions 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjAZ0DTX3aI

now after this the bios will start and ur HP logo will appear

This video shows how to create a BIOS recovery flash drive. If you experience a hard drive failure on your notebook PC or no longer have the HP_Tools volume or partition, follow the steps in this video to create a BIOS recovery flash drive. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:18 Insert USB drive 00:26
In this video, we will learn how to restore the BIOS on HP Notebooks using a recovery flash drive. Follow the steps in this video to create a recovery flash drive and then restore BIOS using this drive. For other helpful videos go to https://youtube.com/hpsupport. More support options for your HP
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Welcome to the HP Support Community  @JayanthDalmeida 

 

Yes it works great until it asks for the BIOS password.

 

If you do not know the password it will not flash the BIOS.

 

ONLY works on a BIOS with no password.

 

REO

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@JayanthDalmeida 

 

THEY ALREADY HAVE THEIR PASSWORDS CLEARED.

 

Thank you for trying to help on this post but it is not needed!!!!!!!

 

REO

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