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hey guyz..i knew it is a little bit inappropriate to post this question here..but i really had no idea on this problem..wish u guyz here can help me...i had a ...
  1. 12-31-2006 #1
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    Forgotten BIOS Password.

    hey guyz..i knew it is a little bit inappropriate to post this question here..but i really had no idea on this problem..wish u guyz here can help me...i had a com ...which is dual boot window xp and suse linux 10.1 ...erm...beside removing the CMOS battery...isnthere any solutions if i want to remove the bios password...thx guyz
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    you can use UBCD to clear/re-assign BIOS password.






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    but how does ubcd work...i dont understand anything about it..casper,can u explain how cud i do it in detail?
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    UBCD has lot of BIOS tools/softwares. check think link for available tools and instructions.
    download .iso image of UBCD, burn image to CD and boot up from CD.






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    Why don't you try removing the battery?
    It should solve the problem, and without doing any damage.mind you, make sure the computer is disconnected from the mains before doing so.
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    some branded machines are sealed coz of warranty reasons and you can't open the BOX. UBCD is very handy in these situations.






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