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15 years 3 weeks ago #32851 by charlox01
folks, i am in a fix i reset my Toshiba satellite A220 laptop bios password because i told some friends about the old password and the abuse the privilege. so i was forced to change it last night. now the problem is that i have forgotten the new password am i am lock out. please how do i reset the bios password :cry:

thanks

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15 years 3 weeks ago #32854 by lmcares4u2003
start d system in save mode, and then login 2 ur own account or 2 d administrative account and change d password.
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15 years 3 weeks ago #32855 by charlox01
guy, thanks for that advice but its not a window password. its Bios , when the system starts after the Toshiba screen its locked. if it was a window password i will have reset it since.

thanks but i need help quick someone Heeeeeelp me! :cry:

charlox01
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15 years 3 weeks ago #32856 by S0lo
Unfortunately there is no straight forward hardware password reset for laptops (as it is for desktops). However, there are many things you can try, first have a read here:

www.tech-faq.com/reset-bios-password.shtml

If nothing works, then you might wana try this tool called "KeyDisk" made only for Toshiba laptops, here:

www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/CmosPwd#Toshiba

Studying CCNP...

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15 years 3 weeks ago #32858 by charlox01
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pls how do i use the keydisk, i hav downloaded it

thanks
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15 years 3 weeks ago #32861 by S0lo
I did not use it before since I don't have a Toshiba. KeyDisk is a command line tool, you need a floppy disk/drive to use it. If your laptop doesn't have one then it will not work. If it has a floppy drive, then run the KeyDisk from command prompt.

If nothing works, try creating a parallel port loopback, as shown here:



The connections for the parallel port are shown on same page above ( www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/CmosPwd#Toshiba )

Or try disconnecting the BIOS battery, (doing this one will reset the BIOS to factory defaults), here:


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