dell latitude d630 admin password ??

[lumley66]

Any chance of the administrative password for my Latitude C400 please?
Service Tag is: #5B6S01J-595B

Many Thanks.

[xpnzhcd]

Is this BIOS password or Windows Password?

BIOS Password can be cleared by CMOS reset, but you would have to crack it open to get to CMOS battery.
Link below is a tutorial for Bios
Reset HP / Dell BIOS Password


Windows Password can be force changed with a bootable USB thumb drive with a Windows Password Recovery Tool using a Linux Distro. I am guessing you dont have a CD or DVD drive, so you will have to create a bootable USB drive with the password reset tool. OR reinstall Windows via External CD or DVD Drive and software or create a bootable thumb drive of say 8GB in size with the OEM disk copied to that drive if it allows with piracy protection maybe not allowing OEM CD or DVD to be copied to another drive.

Link below is a reset tool for Windows Password Recovery

[smoggy]

Any chance of the administrative password for my Latitude C400 please?
Service Tag is: #5B6S01J-595B

Many Thanks.

if 5th is a zero, password h1r5ra0m (7th is a zero)
if 5th is O for orange, password 7go3xbjn (3rd is o for orange)

[Vestax]

Password for Latitude e6320

Brand new laptop and somehow BIOS is causing problems. I'd really appreciate a BIOS password for service tag 8R4Q1Q1-1D3B.

Any help is really appreciated.

[smoggy]

Brand new laptop and somehow BIOS is causing problems. I'd really appreciate a BIOS password for service tag 8R4Q1Q1-1D3B.

Any help is really appreciated.

check your serial number

[Vestax]

Thanks for the quick reply!

I checked my serial number (and double checked). The BIOS says my System Number is [snipped]. Service tag at the bottom of my laptop says [snipped].

Many thanks for the help.

[Vestax]

Perhaps you're referring to my express service code?

[smoggy]

the -1D3B is wrong

try password qmaz7zn3

or gejsm17i

[Vestax]

Thanks for the help Smoggy. I'm 100% sure that 1D3B is correct. It's a brand new Latitude e6320, perhaps that's why you're not familiar with it?

Unfortunately the passwords don't work. Thanks anyway.

[smoggy]

Thanks for the help Smoggy. I'm 100% sure that 1D3B is correct. It's a brand new Latitude e6320, perhaps that's why you're not familiar with it?

Unfortunately the passwords don't work. Thanks anyway.

Yes thats probably the reason
sorry I couldn't solve it

[ssages]

Hi, a friend's got a laptop that he got left with when his work went bust a few years ago and he wants to give it to someone to use for some community organization but he can't remember the windows password that was given to him at the time. I've found a live CD to boot from to force reset the windows XP password but I can't get it to boot from the CD as the BIOS boots from the HD first and has an administrator password on it to prevent changing the boot order

Do you think you would be able to help me with a BIOS administrator password?

Dell Latitude D630
Dell model no. PP18L
SERVICE TAG CRVMN3J-595B
EXPRESS SERVICE CODE 278-070-992-47
Needs admin/setup password

Thanks in advance for any help

[smoggy]

ssages

password wr6v330m (7th is a zero)

[ssages]

ssages

password wr6v330m (7th is a zero)

Thank you so much! We've spent a few hours taking the thing apart and removing the BIOS battery to no effect and this has worked straight away. You're a life saver, it's really appreciated

[Cablemeblind]

Wow need help too!!!

Just got a used D630 with locked bios with service tag #GP72LF1-595B can anyone please help? I'm stuck!
I'm also from US don't know if that makes a difference!?
Really appreciate any help, I too took it apart at work and left bios battery out until next day, but no change.

[smoggy]

Just got a used D630 with locked bios with service tag #GP72LF1-595B can anyone please help? I'm stuck!
I'm also from US don't know if that makes a difference!?
Really appreciate any help, I too took it apart at work and left bios battery out until next day, but no change.

password qmaz7zn3