FREE Dell Laptop password removal

[Tiggaarr82]

Hi Guys. I need some help. I need to unlook DELL Latitude E6430 Bios.

For the birthday of my mother, I wanted modify her notebook. Install a SSD and to use UEFI....

Unfortunately she then purchased second-hand notebook. And now I see it as a bios password on it. Would be glad if you could help me. I'm from Germany and I'm female, let me guide friend of one. But without a password, I do not get ahead. PLEASE help a helpless female !!! *CRY*


Service-TAG: 59RGXW1 - 1D3B

I would be glad.

Tiggaarr82

[chiweb]

Guys, Riff is such a life-saver. He just helped me now and I wanna show my appreciation. Thanks so much,man. More grease to those fingers!!!

[chiweb]

Guys, Riff is such a life-saver. He just helped me now and I wanna show my appreciation. Thanks so much,man. More grease to those fingers!!!

[Riff Flanger]

Hello Riff,
Its a pleasure to seek your help. I'm a new user of this forum and I urgently need your help to unlock a certain dell bios. Now I see that you made a precondition of at least 30 posts, 3 thanks and an account age of more than 6 weeks to earn a free key but I was hoping you could make an exception for me as I'm in pretty dire straits. My service tag is:

59HK2Z1-1D3B

Thanks in advance for your help,man. Heavens know my gratitude will know no bounds

Hey bud, try this and let me know if you have any problems.

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Dell Service Tag: 59HK2Z1-1D3B
=
FkOSj2e4vHZk6isf
NB:Enter the 16chars carefully and then hold left CTRL key while pressing ENTER.
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Cheers,

Riff.

[chiweb]

Hello Riff,
Its a pleasure to seek your help. I'm a new user of this forum and I urgently need your help to unlock a certain dell bios. Now I see that you made a precondition of at least 30 posts, 3 thanks and an account age of more than 6 weeks to earn a free key but I was hoping you could make an exception for me as I'm in pretty dire straits. My service tag is:

59HK2Z1-1D3B

Thanks in advance for your help,man. Heavens know my gratitude will know no bounds

[Riff Flanger]

Hey dude!

Yes, I can help with a bypass key for 1D3B but since I see that your account has only just been created...

Please read this;


"Sorry guys but I don't want to be responsible for cluttering this forum with single-posting, hit and run accounts so from now on let's say;


If you want this bypass key for free, put a little effort in first; let's see you join the forum and help others first; at least 30 posts and 3 thanks and an account age of more than 6 weeks earns you a freebie key


Otherwise, email me directly;




Happying helping!

[DavidMichael]

Hello,

I am trying remove a BIOS admin password for a Dell E6420. The service tag number is: F0GRMS1-1D3B. Do you have a PayPal email address I can forward a nominal fee to?

Thank you,

David

[lunarjetman]

Crumbs, it all sounds a bit complicated to me !

Lunarjetman... one of the 8-bit greats !

[Riff Flanger]

Dear Riff Flanger-
WOW, a massive thanks man ! This works. To be honest, I really did not believe that it would be possible ? Really appreciate your efforts.
Even though I have no further need for a Bios password, I would be really interested to know how you do it- just from a personal interest point of view. I don't want to know your secrets of course I just think its amazing that this can be done. I assume you have worked out a mathematical formula of some sort and can generate codes that way ? But how on Earth does someone even begin to do that ?
Thanks again for your brilliant help here.
Cheers.

haha! thank YOU for taking the time to say thx!

No secrets, just a good knowledge of assembly language; find the correct firmware update file from the Dell website, open it in a disassembler called IDA https://www.hex-rays.com/products/ida/ and then work thru it for four weeks whilst taking grief from your Mrs.! haha - it's not quite as difficult as I originally thought it just takes time and perseverance!

PS: Big-up Lunar Jetman! He actually helped me seduce my first girlfriend back when I was young! What a guy!

[lunarjetman]

Dear Riff Flanger-
WOW, a massive thanks man ! This works. To be honest, I really did not believe that it would be possible ? Really appreciate your efforts.
Even though I have no further need for a Bios password, I would be really interested to know how you do it- just from a personal interest point of view. I don't want to know your secrets of course I just think its amazing that this can be done. I assume you have worked out a mathematical formula of some sort and can generate codes that way ? But how on Earth does someone even begin to do that ?
Thanks again for your brilliant help here.
Cheers.

[Riff Flanger]

Hi Riff Flanger, thanks for replying to my post above. You said you still need the suffix, but I've never seen anything except what I gave you before as the service tag... As I said up there,

Service Tag is 78P7RZ1

That service tag is the code I get when I put in wrong password three times. The screen shows me that code and it is labeled as Service Tag. It also matches the Service Tag (S/N) that I see on the sticker on the outside of the laptop. And nowhere does it ever add a suffix after those 7 characters. Is it possible for it to be 7 only and no suffix?


Any idea where it would show me this suffix if there is one? I have looked everywhere but never saw this.

Damn, I knew it couldn't be that simple! Nothin ever is...

But appreciate ur help anyway and if you know any more about where to find that (or how to calculate it without it?) please let me know!

THANKS A LOT!!

Hey,

I'm really not too certain here since all Dell BIOS that I've seen so far have a 4digit post-fixed code that denotes the version of the BIOS firmware.

Since this code is specific to the firmware version running, it only appears on-screen when the crypto-based service manager is invoked. Could you send me a photo of your lappy screen displaying the service tag? Perhaps then I can figure it out.

In the meantime, here's the verious bypass keys based on your service tag with various 4digit codes; try each one by carefully entering the 16 digits and then hold left CTRL while pressing ENTER.

78P7RZ1-2A7B
=
GQ7PD092keUS1FBe


78P7RZ1-1D3B
=
m9zsq1Ql6jmgkf5U


78P7RZ1-1F5A
=
Q1ij9v4jMX6sVThM


78P7RZ1-1F66
=
3BbUO46CWyP5H6eG

Regards!

[joyjoy123]

need the 4 digit BIOS rev code after your service tag; ie: 1D3B, 1F5A, 1F66, etc.

Hi Riff Flanger, thanks for replying to my post above. You said you still need the suffix, but I've never seen anything except what I gave you before as the service tag... As I said up there,

Service Tag is 78P7RZ1

That service tag is the code I get when I put in wrong password three times. The screen shows me that code and it is labeled as Service Tag. It also matches the Service Tag (S/N) that I see on the sticker on the outside of the laptop. And nowhere does it ever add a suffix after those 7 characters. Is it possible for it to be 7 only and no suffix?


Any idea where it would show me this suffix if there is one? I have looked everywhere but never saw this.

Damn, I knew it couldn't be that simple! Nothin ever is...

But appreciate ur help anyway and if you know any more about where to find that (or how to calculate it without it?) please let me know!

THANKS A LOT!!

[Riff Flanger]

If none of you suckers thank me then I'm charging for this service in future!

[Riff Flanger]

I'd be interested to know if this one can be cracked, because I think it is virtually impossible....

HP265S1-1D3B

Very strange why there are BIOS passwords in the first place, I really don't see the point.
In recent years, the level of security is so high that even advanced hackers can't get into these machines.
Mine is an old work laptop- and even they can't remember what the password is supposed to be !!!! Very silly.

Nothing is impossible, if you have determination;

HP265S1-1D3B
=bkjTyY6MCmkeCS7W

after entering the 16 char code, you need to hold down left CTRL key whilst pressing ENTER.

[Riff Flanger]

need the 4 digit BIOS rev code after your service tag; ie: 1D3B, 1F5A, 1F66, etc.

Hi
trying to find my Dell Inspiron 3521 laptop BIOS password.

Service Tag is 78P7RZ1

That service tag is the code I get when I put in wrong password three times. The screen shows me that code and it is labeled as Service Tag. It also matches the Service Tag (S/N) that I see on the sticker on the outside of the laptop. And nowhere does it ever add a suffix after those 7 characters. Is it possible for it to be 7 only and no suffix?

Also, when I input wrong password three times, it gives me that Service Tag as I said, but it also gives me another code right above that labeled System Disable. This one is 46330F94AAF6E438.

Any chance you all can calculate the password for this from that?

Your help is much appreciated! Thank you.