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Re: Overriding Dell BIOS Password



 On 11/7/07, Jeffrey Finkelstein <[hidden email]> wrote: 
> Remove and replace the CMOS battery? 

Or find one of the MASTER passwords for that BIOS.  If pulling the 
CMOS doesn't work, one time I investigated how to recover from a 
failed BIOS upgrade I performed once on an important machine.  I 
tracked down a guy who said he could burn a replacement chip for me 
that would circumvent the BIOS security.  This is a popular way of 
getting around laptop security on some IBM devices... 
-- 
Kristian Erik Hermansen 

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