Dell notebook - the BIOS password is stored in a flash EEPROM, not in CMOS.
Call Dell - upon proof of ownership and payment for a support call if you're out of warranty, they'll issue the system-specific master password to you.
I called them and gave them all the correct details. But they said that my laptop is out of warranty so they can't do anything. I even told them that whatever will be the payment I will pay but they said it can't happen as my product is out of warranty.
They told me to get a local technician for help but I don't wether they will resolve it or not and take the payment just for visiting.
I also wanted to know that you said the bios password is stored in flash eeprom and not in the CMOS battery. So does removing the flash eeprom removes the bios password or not?
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Dell notebook - the BIOS password is stored in a flash EEPROM, not in CMOS.
Call Dell - upon proof of ownership and payment for a support call if you're out of warranty, they'll issue the system-specific master password to you.
https://www.dell.com/support/incidents-online/en-us/contactus/dynamic
Kunar
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June 21st, 2021 23:00
I called them and gave them all the correct details. But they said that my laptop is out of warranty so they can't do anything. I even told them that whatever will be the payment I will pay but they said it can't happen as my product is out of warranty.
They told me to get a local technician for help but I don't wether they will resolve it or not and take the payment just for visiting.
I also wanted to know that you said the bios password is stored in flash eeprom and not in the CMOS battery. So does removing the flash eeprom removes the bios password or not?
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