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rippy <br />
The last few lines gives you the answer, but still you will need a little luck, some of their Tech's really give you a rough time getting the master password, they want to make sure you are the owner and not some hack.<br />
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MichaelMarch<br />
That is a very complete answer, couldn't ask for more then that, huh?
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rippy
The last few lines gives you the answer, but still you will need a little luck, some of their Tech's really give you a rough time getting the master password, they want to make sure you are the owner and not some hack.

MichaelMarch
That is a very complete answer, couldn't ask for more then that, huh?

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A couple of years ago I had a problem with a bios password being forgotten. &nbsp;I went to the bios manufacturers web site (I can't remember which Award maybe) and their was a list of back door passwords. &nbsp;It took a little while but I eventually found one that worked. &nbsp;It kind of makes sense where is Dell going to get it?
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A couple of years ago I had a problem with a bios password being forgotten.  I went to the bios manufacturers web site (I can't remember which Award maybe) and their was a list of back door passwords.  It took a little while but I eventually found one that worked.  It kind of makes sense where is Dell going to get it?

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I am assuming the resetting of the bios will not work via the f? jumper according to the manual on the motherboard?<br />
Justa question. &nbsp;Dell is complete but not that complete. &nbsp;<br />
Do you know what the motherboard is?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Glenn
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I am assuming the resetting of the bios will not work via the f? jumper according to the manual on the motherboard?
Justa question.  Dell is complete but not that complete.  
Do you know what the motherboard is?

Thanks

Glenn

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I have a Dell Latitude 133st and require the bios password. It gives the tag KS07v
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I have a Dell Latitude 133st and require the bios password. It gives the tag KS07v

Dell Latitude Bios Password

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