The original owner needs to contact Dell.  Otherwise, replace the system board with a new one.

Okay.

Could someone help me locate my Jumpers or BIOS chip so i can replace them.

You don't need a new system board....

Help me fing the BIOS chip and i can do the rest. Simple.

Read the terms of service - discussing ways to bypass the BIOS password will quickly get you banned here.

There are no jumpers, and the BIOS chip is surface mounted - unless you have a soldering jig for doing surface rework, you're not going to get the chip off without destroying the board. 

Have the original owner contact Dell for the master password.  Otherwise, the cheapest option is to replace the system board.

Thats the thing, i cannot get into contact with the person who owned it before me. I bought this notebook at a second hand store. when i returned to see if i could get the info i needed. They told me that info was confidential.

595B

I have the laptop at home and i dp not know the rest.

Meh. Doesn't bother me much.

but the way Dell's security is set up is bogus. I understand the level of security for the BIOS for the computer but it doesn't ned to be so adiment. There are just some instances where the ownership cannot be transfered. What is someone got the laptop from a grandparent and that grandparent passed away,.

And why is that?

I understand everything you're saying.

But i highly doubt they'll do it.

Does it really matter where i got it?

All the sudden so willing to help. Why is that?

"I got an Inspiron 6400  from a Friend, He is not the original owner."

" I bought this notebook at a second hand store. "

your friend is a second hand store? that's an intersting "relationship" you have there.

*edit - d'oh! you beat me to it bill....*