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Hp omnibook xe2 dc bios password ?
Hi,
I´m trying to get into my bios and it asks for a password. I have no idea what the password is...I didn´t even know it had one.
How can I get to the bios. i have tried killcmos...and so on...
I´m trying to get into my bios and it asks for a password. I have no idea what the password is...I didn´t even know it had one.
How can I get to the bios. i have tried killcmos...and so on...
Hi icandp,
here are some others you can try.
http://packetstormsecurity.org/Crackers/bios/
Just another thought: if you remove a stick of ram, if it has more then one, or change the amount it has, this will sometimes bring the bios up.
A flash of the bios can be another option, just refer to the productor's site.
here are some others you can try.
http://packetstormsecurity.org/Crackers/bios/
Just another thought: if you remove a stick of ram, if it has more then one, or change the amount it has, this will sometimes bring the bios up.
A flash of the bios can be another option, just refer to the productor's site.
http://bioscentral.com/downloads/bios/bios1351.zip
What it does: - Saving and restoring the BIOS settings - Validating actual settings to saved settings - Deleting the BIOS settings (there are some strange cases...) - Displaying information about the BIOS, BIOS Extensions and BIOS beepcodes - Finding BIOS passwords for Award, Ami, Phoenix and AST BIOS - Finding BIOS universal passwords for Award BIOS - Dumping the whole BIOS segment to disk - Switching the 1st and 2nd level caches on/off - Turning the PC into Standby or Suspend mode (requires APM 1.1+) - Turning off the PC (requires APM 1.2+) - Rebooting the PC (cold/warm/int19) - Returning DOSERROR codes for batch processing.
http://bioscentral.com/downloads/bios/wbios12.zip
What it does: - Displaying information about the BIOS, BIOS Extensions and BIOS beepcodes - Finding BIOS passwords for Award, Ami and Phoenix BIOS - Finding BIOS universal passwords for Award BIOS.
What it does: - Saving and restoring the BIOS settings - Validating actual settings to saved settings - Deleting the BIOS settings (there are some strange cases...) - Displaying information about the BIOS, BIOS Extensions and BIOS beepcodes - Finding BIOS passwords for Award, Ami, Phoenix and AST BIOS - Finding BIOS universal passwords for Award BIOS - Dumping the whole BIOS segment to disk - Switching the 1st and 2nd level caches on/off - Turning the PC into Standby or Suspend mode (requires APM 1.1+) - Turning off the PC (requires APM 1.2+) - Rebooting the PC (cold/warm/int19) - Returning DOSERROR codes for batch processing.
http://bioscentral.com/downloads/bios/wbios12.zip
What it does: - Displaying information about the BIOS, BIOS Extensions and BIOS beepcodes - Finding BIOS passwords for Award, Ami and Phoenix BIOS - Finding BIOS universal passwords for Award BIOS.
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I know this thread is old but I had the same problem, I tried everything gave up on it for over a year. I was working on another laptop so I decided to take the memory out of the HP omnibook and put into another laptop. Funny as it seems I powered the omnibook up with 16v adapter without memory inserted . Then i decided i'll just add the memory back to the HP so I powered it off put the memory back in and the BIOS password was gone!
Who knows maybe this is a trick to bypass the bios password, take all memory out power up for 1 minute, power down and place memory back in... for some reason that worked for me it could be hidden trick trust me I have tried everything to remove that bios password and then one day this happens so I can only assume it might be the trick to get it work.
Who knows maybe this is a trick to bypass the bios password, take all memory out power up for 1 minute, power down and place memory back in... for some reason that worked for me it could be hidden trick trust me I have tried everything to remove that bios password and then one day this happens so I can only assume it might be the trick to get it work.
i hope this one can help
http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/bizsupport/questionanswer.do?threadId=720938
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