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04-05-2013 09:50 PM - edited 04-05-2013 09:52 PM
Can you send to me this files plz ?
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I called HP and told them that I did not have the password
They sent me a file named "hpreadid.exe"
I ran it in dos, and got information about the computer.
I ran it in dos, and got information about the computer.
I sent the information back to HP, on email.
A few days later I received a new mail with a new file.
This file is called "sbapkey.exe"
04-24-2013 05:43 PM
hi ,
I have an Hp laptop which the client (student)forgot his bios passwoord and i can seem to reset it.
Futher more when I startup the laptop i don't get the cd rom to spin .
It seems the bios seems the bi0s read the hardware list when I press esc.but don't spinup the cd
why can reset the passwoord of the bios ,f10 doesn't response.
thanx
Dave
04-24-2013 08:22 PM
Depending on what model hp laptop you have you can try clearing the CMOS battery or the CMOS jumper that should remove the password but if u have a embedded security chip in the mother board there is no way around it your best shot is contacting hp tech support to come up with a solution

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