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Page 53 has instructions on how to clear passwords!

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Good evening,<br />
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Does anyone know where I can find detailed information on the location of the jumpers for a &quot;HP All-in-One 200-5120be&quot;.<br />
Thing is I need access to the BIOS, but need to perform a BIOS password reset to get in. Unless anyone knows another clever way to clear the existing BIOS password, I would need to remove a particular jumper. Only, I do not know where they are located and I do not want to perform surgery on a system without a proper manual.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
Bye. Michael.
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Good evening,

Does anyone know where I can find detailed information on the location of the jumpers for a "HP All-in-One 200-5120be".
Thing is I need access to the BIOS, but need to perform a BIOS password reset to get in. Unless anyone knows another clever way to clear the existing BIOS password, I would need to remove a particular jumper. Only, I do not know where they are located and I do not want to perform surgery on a system without a proper manual.

Thanks!
Bye. Michael.

BIOS Password reset, but where are the jumpers?

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