BIOS password for a HP Omnibook 6000?
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Good luck with that one that can get very expensive! don't reinstall nothing whoever said that needs to go back to school. This isn't a software problem it's your bios. Google it see if you see anything just put like "resetting BIOS password for a HP Omnibook 6000" or something like that i had a bunch of hits for it but i didn't look at them all. You may find something out who knows.
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on the motherboard there should be a jumper called "cmos-clear" you need to either short or open the circuit, if no jumper is found, try removing the battery and powering the system for a few seconds, then turn it off and unplug power cord, wait aprox. 30 secs. plug the power cord again, put the battery back and turn on the system, ...  the BIOS password should be clear.\nfor the second one, as the computer boots up, press F8 select "safe-mode" and choose the "administrator" account, once logged in, go to "users and passwords" select the account that you wish to clear the password for and click on "set password" leave all fields blank to clear everything
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you need to open your cpu cabinet ,and then take out the processor from its place and again place it there carefully\n\nnow it wont ask for password
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Depending on your situation (# of machines, OS, etc), you may have a couple of options:\n\n* Disable the USB ports in the BIOS and then password protect the BIOS.  Has flaws but it's quick & easy\n\n* Apply security policies preventing the use of USB mass storage types of devices (Windows - dunno anything useful WRT linux, mac...)
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The Bios password is typically used to protect the bios settings, not to prevent the computer from booting up.\n\nIf the documentation for your motherboard specifically states that the bootup can be password protected, you also have to enable that option.  Merely putting the password in does not automatically enable the option.\n\nConsult the documentation for your specific motherboard.
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Pull one over on her!!! Go into the bios setting and you are able to put in what is know as a post boot pass word!!! Ive done it on my computer. In other words she wont be able to get the computer to boot up!!! To get my computer to start I have to do that password first which allows it to boot then when it gets to the Windows password I have to put one in there also... She'll love you for it and have no idea whats going on when it asks her for a password to start the boot process!!! In other words pay backs a bit+h!!\n\nZEUS
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http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=90793&prodTypeId=18972&prodSeriesId=90791&swLang=8&taskId=135&swEnvOID=228\n\nThis should take you directly to the driver's and software page.
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Hi Nic,\n\n       Basically there is one hard disk password in BIOS/CMOS you have to call your computer technician or if you know then clear your BIOS/CMOS jumper settings it will restore your BIOS in company default so if the password is maid from BIOS it will be clear.\n\nKrutarth
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You mean everything? BIOS just woldn't come up? There is no way to fix that unless you send it in to the maker of the BIOS or where you bought your ocmptuer so they can fiz it.
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You can probably cheat the BIOS password protection by removing the CMOS battery for a day, then reinstalling it; that should make the mobo forget the password. If it doesn't, you can always re-flash the BIOS; follow the instructions on the mobo manufacturer's Web site.\n\nIn re: The Windows 2000 computer's password, if you don't have anything on the PC of value, once you get past the BIOS issue, just format the disk and start anew.
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yes, bypassing a xp login password takes about 3 minutes and after that they have as much access to the machine as you do.\n\nyou should also set a bios password so that a password is needed as soon as the machine is turned on - most people don't know how to get past that password because it means opening up the machine and fiddling with the motherboard to reset it so it's more secure all round than a standard windows password.\n\nread the manual(s) that came with the pc to find out how to setup a bios password on your pc.
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Head to Start - Control Panel - User Accounts.  When you're there, click on your user name, and select create a password.\n\nIf you require additional assistance, email us at techsupport@thepcmonitor.com
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it's not really possible to bypass the bios\n\nyou have one option REPLACE THE BATTERY!
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Check www.sysinternals.com  they might have a floppy disk program that will retrieve the password (if you have physical access to the machine)
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Hate to even ask this...but you might want to check that the laptop has a hard drive in it. I've seen a couple people send in their laptops because they were still under warranty and the company "forgot" to put the hard drive back in it.\n\nTry to enter the BIOS when you turn on the laptop. (the exact key to press can be found in my first source link)\n\nYou should be looking for something similar to this:\nhttp://www.paul.sladen.org/lights-out/screenshots-original/bios-date-time.png\n\nMake sure that it recognizes a hard drive in there.\n\nIf it doesn't, then the hard drive may have crashed and will need to be replaced.\n\nIf you have any other questions, feel free to message me.
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go to the Compaq site and download the manual
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http://www.cyberwalker.net/faqs/reinstall-reformat-winxp/enter-BIOS.html hope that helps