dell latitude d630 admin password ??

[smoggy]

thanks smoggy the password worked. but now it asks for hard-disk #***5NJ1GTYA-595B password. do i just need to replace the harddrive or what? any help is appreciated

providing its the original HDD password 9xqfqea9

[mrbarnett]

very big thanks smoggy it worked great

[mrbarnett]

its got a user password on it to though. how do you get around that?

[smoggy]

its got a user password on it to though. how do you get around that?

there are various ways to get round it
Google "forgot my windows user password"

[stuartchip]

Hi, I have a dell latitude d630 with a service tag 1N158F1-595B and i need the administrator password for it. I would greatly appreciate if someone could help me. Thanks.

[smoggy]

Hi, I have a dell latitude d630 with a service tag 1N158F1-595B and i need the administrator password for it. I would greatly appreciate if someone could help me. Thanks.

first post should be here Introduce Yourself
say hello and join the community

in the meantime try lctonf2a 1st is l for leg and 4th is o for orange

[stuartchip]

The password worked! Thank you.

[Keristero]

Thanks! the code worked flawlessly
would you be able to help me with this one now?
6XRVV1S
I really hate to have you doing all the work on this thread...
Is there any way we can get the codes ourselfs?
Thanks!

[smoggy]

Thanks! the code worked flawlessly
would you be able to help me with this one now?
6XRVV1S
I really hate to have you doing all the work on this thread...
Is there any way we can get the codes ourselfs?
Thanks!

.............try g44fr93v

google or search will get you all you want to know, but most people don't want to get involved they are quite happy with a quick password

[d630]

D630 Bios Password

Please help I need an Bios password for D630 with a tag B3MHBG1-595B

Thank you very much!

[smoggy]

Please help I need an Bios password for D630 with a tag B3MHBG1-595B

Thank you very much!

first post should be here Introduce Yourself
say hello and join the community

in the meantime try s9482663

[movieman86]

This is probably the most helpful thread, and forum, that I've found.

In my particular case, I bought a Dell laptop from a coworker, who subsequently got fired. I can't track her down, and she apparently got the laptop from her old employer. Dell Support said I need that information in order to transfer ownership. So I'm stuck.

I've Googled around, and found the 3 options of Dell laptop password removal:
1- Remove all power, including Mobo battery
2- Find a certain chip on the motherboard, and shunt legs 5 and 6 to wipe all BIOS settings.
3- Get master password from Dell Support.

So obviously #1 didn't work. Me being inquisitive and somewhat experienced, I took the whole laptop apart, and examined every chip, and didn't see one with the described markings. So I called Dell, and as I said above, they won't help me. And since the hard drive just went (BOOTMGR not found), and this is a non-standard hard drive (ZIF connector, 1.8" drive), I can't just slave it up on another PC and copy the setup files.

I'm so happy I found this forum, and you gracious strangers who help. In advance, thank you so much. :-)

Now, to business. Mine is a Dell Latitude D430. I hope that won't be an issue, as I would think the algorithm would be the same among all Dell units.

Service tag: 80L5WD1-595B
Express Service Code: 17449805845

I do hope you can help me. Thank you! :-)

[ferarrifeet]

This is probably the most helpful thread, and forum, that I've found.

In my particular case, I bought a Dell laptop from a coworker, who subsequently got fired. I can't track her down, and she apparently got the laptop from her old employer. Dell Support said I need that information in order to transfer ownership. So I'm stuck.

I've Googled around, and found the 3 options of Dell laptop password removal:
1- Remove all power, including Mobo battery
2- Find a certain chip on the motherboard, and shunt legs 5 and 6 to wipe all BIOS settings.
3- Get master password from Dell Support.

So obviously #1 didn't work. Me being inquisitive and somewhat experienced, I took the whole laptop apart, and examined every chip, and didn't see one with the described markings. So I called Dell, and as I said above, they won't help me. And since the hard drive just went (BOOTMGR not found), and this is a non-standard hard drive (ZIF connector, 1.8" drive), I can't just slave it up on another PC and copy the setup files.

I'm so happy I found this forum, and you gracious strangers who help. In advance, thank you so much. :-)

Now, to business. Mine is a Dell Latitude D430. I hope that won't be an issue, as I would think the algorithm would be the same among all Dell units.

Service tag: 80L5WD1-595B
Express Service Code: 17449805845

I do hope you can help me. Thank you! :-)

Try this if second is a zero i5bbv03t,sixth is a zero

[movieman86]

Try this if second is a zero i5bbv03t,sixth is a zero

Thank you so much! That worked!

[JonnyCage]

I would greatly appreciate help as well.

Dell Latitude D600
Service Tag #95HC831-595B

Express Service Code
19922495725

You will be my hero...