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Originally Posted by fashzl 
Every time I turn on my computer I get a white screen asking me for a primary or admin password. Richard if you coud help me I would appreciate it. My computer system #CC72211-595b.
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You can either call our technical support or you can pm me the information to unlock the bios.
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My Apologies, I'm new to blogging. What exactly is PM you?
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Originally Posted by joeprogrammer
Again, read the post more carefully:
My recommendation would be calling technical support.
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'PM' is short for private messaging. It's a way for members in a community system like DaniWeb to communicate, well, privately.
But seeing that DellOutreach hasn't posted in several months, I'd say your best option is just to call Dell support.
But seeing that DellOutreach hasn't posted in several months, I'd say your best option is just to call Dell support.
Last edited by John A; Feb 10th, 2008 at 12:04 am.
"Technological progress is like an axe in the hands of a pathological criminal."
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Richard B,
I have an Inspiron 5150, that's Bios password blocked and it's code is
6T25041-A95B. Other than replaceing the EEPROM chip is there a way to unlock it
without the original paasword?
Thanks,
eric35673
I have an Inspiron 5150, that's Bios password blocked and it's code is
6T25041-A95B. Other than replaceing the EEPROM chip is there a way to unlock it
without the original paasword?
Thanks,
eric35673
hi richard, i have a dell latitude d620 service tag 9tml5c1-595b, i purchased it and didnt know the bios password was locked. i tryed calling dell and they wont give me the password until they can verify that its not stolen!! they said they would get back to me and didnt., i am desperate and really need to get this laptop going. if you could help it would be a life saver. you can email me at <snipped>
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Originally Posted by DellOutreach
Hello,
My name is Richard; I work for Dell's Online Community Outreach group. Forgetting your computer's bios password is not unusual, so we have a way to unlock that. What we need is the serial system ID number that appears on screen when you are asked to place in the bios password.
You can either call our technical support or you can pm me the information to unlock the bios.
Regards,
Richard B
Dell Online Community Outreach
Last edited by jbennet; May 3rd, 2008 at 8:32 pm.
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Originally Posted by Alonewolf
hi richard, i have a dell latitude d620 service tag 9tml5c1-595b, i purchased it and didnt know the bios password was locked. i tryed calling dell and they wont give me the password until they can verify that its not stolen!! they said they would get back to me and didnt., i am desperate and really need to get this laptop going. if you could help it would be a life saver. you can email me at <snipped>
THat appears on screen when is asking for admin password
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Note to everyone:
You have basically two options for unlocking your Dell BIOS password:
a) Determine if you can unlock it yourself, then take appropriate action. Or just research a little.
b) Use Dell technical support (either send a private message to DellOutreach, or call Dell support). You'll need the system ID number that appears on the screen when you're booting up. If unsure, use this option.
Finally, this thread is going nowhere with everyone posting their serial numbers, so I'm going to close it.
You have basically two options for unlocking your Dell BIOS password:
a) Determine if you can unlock it yourself, then take appropriate action. Or just research a little.
b) Use Dell technical support (either send a private message to DellOutreach, or call Dell support). You'll need the system ID number that appears on the screen when you're booting up. If unsure, use this option.
Finally, this thread is going nowhere with everyone posting their serial numbers, so I'm going to close it.
"Technological progress is like an axe in the hands of a pathological criminal."
All my posts may be freely redistributed under the terms of the MIT license.
All my posts may be freely redistributed under the terms of the MIT license.
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