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???I have been trying for days to open my BIOS
it keeps saying password.I am sure i had no password
does anyone know how to break it i need to see if my second hdd is reading on my computerThere is almost always one and today two request for password help. The following is a quote from a Mentor concerning just such an issue: no matter the excuse given, we do not explain to people how to do things like this. But Good Luck to you. Quote


How do i UNLOCK the password in my BIOS

You can't. Contact the manufacturer and show proof of ownership.


Quote from: cryhelp on May 07, 2008, 10:06:15 PM
There is almost always one and today two request for password help. The following is a quote from a Mentor concerning just such an issue: no matter the excuse given, we do not explain to people how to do things like this. But Good Luck to you.

Wow, I've been quoted.

But yeah, we can't help with this. You'll need to contact the manufacturer. The might be able to help you.There is no way to prove that you are the really owner. So we really cant help however if there is truely a problem google will aid you.Quote from: squall_01 on May 08, 2008, 04:40:10 AM
There is no way to prove that you are the really owner. So we really cant help however if there is truely a problem google will aid you.

The original receipt. If whatever shop did it PROPERLY, the receipt will have the serial number on it, showing they are indeed the owner.

This is why you should always save your receipts What operating system are you running? XP?

Right click My Computer and than open Manage. In computer MANAGEMENT look for Disk Management. This will show you what the computer sees for hard drives.

Quote from: Spoiler on May 08, 2008, 08:48:25 AM
What operating system are you running? XP?

Right click My Computer and than open Manage. In computer Management look for Disk Management. This will show you what the computer sees for hard drives.



How would this help the situation ? ?Thankyou everyone
Yeah i had windows Xp Lol
I finally can see my second hdd
Many thanksQuote from: patio on May 08, 2008, 09:56:17 AM
Quote from: Spoiler on May 08, 2008, 08:48:25 AM
What operating system are you running? XP?

Right click My Computer and than open Manage. In computer Management look for Disk Management. This will show you what the computer sees for hard drives.

How would this help the situation ? ?

I dont know ether, at least its some what working.Its working friend as i listen to this advice and saw my second hdd
working
Right click My Computer and than open Manage. In computer Management look for Disk Management. This will show you what the computer sees for hard drives.
Quote from: madamboo on May 08, 2008, 03:34:08 PM
Its working friend as i listen to this advice and saw my second hdd
working
Right click My Computer and than open Manage. In computer Management look for Disk Management. This will show you what the computer sees for hard drives.

A BIOS password will not even let you into the OS if you don't have it therefore you wouldn't even get to Windows...forgive me but i'm slightly confused at this turn of events.No problem Glad it worked out for you.


Patio I went with his first post.
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???I have been trying for days to open my BIOS
it keeps saying password.I am sure i had no password
does anyone know how to break it i need to see if my second hdd is reading on my computer
What he really was after was to see the 2HD. I just told him to go to the disk manager to set it up. The BIOS saw the drive but it wasn't setup. Sounds like he set it up and now has access to it.

Quote from: patio on May 08, 2008, 06:15:04 PM
Quote from: madamboo on May 08, 2008, 03:34:08 PM
Its working friend as i listen to this advice and saw my second hdd
working
Right click My Computer and than open Manage. In computer Management look for Disk Management. This will show you what the computer sees for hard drives.

A BIOS password will not even let you into the OS if you don't have it therefore you wouldn't even get to Windows...forgive me but i'm slightly confused at this turn of events.
No, you can set a bios password just to keep you out of bios.Quote from: Spoiler on May 09, 2008, 08:36:33 AM
No problem Glad it worked out for you.


Patio I went with his first post.
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???I have been trying for days to open my BIOS
it keeps saying password.I am sure i had no password
does anyone know how to break it i need to see if my second hdd is reading on my computer
What he really was after was to see the 2HD. I just told him to go to the disk manager to set it up. The BIOS saw the drive but it wasn't setup. Sounds like he set it up and now has access to it.



Got it.
I assumed ( don't you hate when that happens ? ? ) that he was locked out of the OS when in FACT he was able to boot normally as it were...
So in that instance Disk Management IS the way to go.

To madamboo:
Try entering the BIOS and when you get the prompt for the password just hit Enter for None...it should then let you in if in fact you have never set one.


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