Sorry, the desktop methods of removing the battery or using jumpers to reset the BIOS won't work - manufacturers have moved the security to a dedicated chip in laptops, and you either have to contact the manufacturer and provide proof of ownership, or you have to replace the chip (or motherboard).
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by: AliokasPosted on 2009-09-17 at 11:06:47ID: 25359114
Unfortunately there is no way to remove it.
CMOS reset don't work since PIII laptops. Bios password is stored on Atmel chip which can't be cleared by resetting CMOS.