dell latitude d630 admin password ??

[chakstone]

Hello again everyone , im a bit of a newbie here , and attempted to say hello when i logged on first on my android phone , but im not sure what i did wrong with the android app.. anyhow i was wondering if anyone could help me with the bios password for a latitude d620 ...the service tag is #1TV3X2J-595B

thank you

[nomodells]

Hello, I am a newbie here. I was about to junk 2 dell D630's that the kids (in thier need for extreme privicy) had bios password protected then just as quickly forgotten the passwords. I still have alot to read in the many posts but can you do your magic with my service tags? Thank you in advance.
J6M41G1-595B
D7M41G1-595B

[icmp]

D630

Any chance of the administrative password for my Latitude D630 please?
Service Tag is: #451FJ3J-595B
Many Thanks.

[smoggy]

nomedells & icmp

first post should be here Introduce Yourself
say hello to the community

[smoggy]

Hello again everyone , im a bit of a newbie here , and attempted to say hello when i logged on first on my android phone , but im not sure what i did wrong with the android app.. anyhow i was wondering if anyone could help me with the bios password for a latitude d620 ...the service tag is #1TV3X2J-595B

thank you

password ayaiu3vl

[MrFug]

Any chance of the administrative password for my Latitude D630 please?
Service Tag is: #451FJ3J-595B
Many Thanks.

password: cnwuwup0

[nomodells]

DELL BIOS Password

Canel my request for the 2 d630s. after taking the time to read and do my own research, I was able to get the codes. This site is incredible. As a bonus, The kids fear my new found PC "abilities" and have now given up passwords to hide things from me. (I took 2 "brick" laptops and "cracked" thier BIOS passwords and Windows passwords in less than 5 minutes after they got here. They now think I am an evil genious and kinda cool in a spooky way. Someday I will tell them how I did it, but for this weekend, I will just be spooky cool. I can't thank the entire forum properly, but thank you all for sharing your knowledge.

[hubdawg88]

yes, when pc boots up it shows HDD encryption screen and shows "... #H9DTXB1-595B is protected by a password authentication system."

Would it matter if my laptop is a D620 vs thinking it was a D630? I ask bc the bios password given isn't working. Thanks!

[smoggy]

Would it matter if my laptop is a D620 vs thinking it was a D630? I ask bc the bios password given isn't working. Thanks!

no it doesn't matter
serial tags and passwords are case sensitive, have you typed it in correctly

[hubdawg88]

Yes, I typed and retyped it and just get "Invalid Password". Just in case, here's a screenshot of the screen & tag.

[smoggy]

thats strange because the password you have should work 44hto6ls (5th 0 for orange and 7th l for love)
also sometimes the serial number can be found on the sticker underside of laptop, see if they correspond

[hubdawg88]

Interesting... the service tag label on the bottom of the laptop is missing, therefore I can't compare them. No wonder I got this laptop cheap. But yeah, I'm typing in the password just as you've described and still no luck at all.

[smoggy]

grasping at straws but may be worth a try, if it was lower case the password would be qh4fpz35

[nomodells]

Grasping at strawas also but I had this same thing with a windows password. knew the password was correct but when typed in it did not work on this laptop. I plugged in an external keyboard and booted up. typed it in and it worked. A key on the laptop had become unstable and only worked if pressed a certain way so it did not register. not sure if it would recognise an external kb before bios but a flakey key may be the cause.

[nomodells]

I just set a password on a dell d630 and plugged in an external keyboard. when it came to the bios password screen i typed it in on the external and it worked. so give it a try maybe just a bad key on the laptop