BIOS SETUP PASSWORD

11-29-2007

I have recently tried to access the bios setup by pressing delete at startup
and I am being asked for a password which I have not put one on. is there any
way that I can bypass this to change the boot sequence.

11-29-2007

On Thu, 29 Nov 2007 03:42:00 -0800, John
<John@xxxxxx> wrote:

	Quote:
	>I have recently tried to access the bios setup by pressing delete at startup >and I am being asked for a password which I have not put one on. is there any >way that I can bypass this to change the boot sequence.

Try removing the CMOS battery and re-jumpering the pins so the memeory
is wiped out. This will require you to look at your MB book to get it
right.

**roy69** · 11-29-2007

When you clear your cmos, be sure not to have the power lead connected to your computer.

After you have cleared the cmos you will have to go in and change some of the settings as the cmos will reset to factory standards.

11-29-2007

I think removing the cmos battery should be good enough. Keep it removed for
3 minutes atleast then that should reset the system board to where there i no
password.

"f/fgeorge" wrote:

Quote:

> On Thu, 29 Nov 2007 03:42:00 -0800, John
> <John@xxxxxx> wrote:
>

	Quote:
	> >I have recently tried to access the bios setup by pressing delete at startup > >and I am being asked for a password which I have not put one on. is there any > >way that I can bypass this to change the boot sequence.

>
> Try removing the CMOS battery and re-jumpering the pins so the memeory
> is wiped out. This will require you to look at your MB book to get it
> right.
>

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11-29-2007	#3 (permalink)
roy69 Geek Join Date: Nov 2007 Vista home premium 64 bit 1,135 posts uk Rep Power: 91	Re: BIOS SETUP PASSWORD When you clear your cmos, be sure not to have the power lead connected to your computer. After you have cleared the cmos you will have to go in and change some of the settings as the cmos will reset to factory standards.
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