IBM ThinkPad R51 Notebook "unauthorized battery" Questions

...down, unplug, remove battery, Take a look at this: http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Problem_with_unauthorized_MiniPCI_network_card OR THIS:

...unauthorized access to the laptop. Did you purchase this laptop from someone? If so get the password from them. There is no backdoor password and the password is stored on an EEPROM chip so removing ...

...battery. The password is stored on the firmware chip and there are no backdoor passwords. The power on password and hard disk password are created from the BIOS setup and it is stored on an EEPROM ...

...unauthorized access to this laptop. This password is configured from the BIOS and is stored on an EEPROM chip (ATMEL 24RF08) and removing the BIOS battery to reset the BIOS to the factory defaults ...

...unauthorized access to the laptop.. This password is set from the BIOS configuration. Removing the BIOS battery to set the BIOS back to the factory default will not remove the password because it is ...

...unauthorized access to the Thinkpad and removing the BIOS battery will not remove the password because the password is stored on an EEPROM chip. There are no backdoor passwords available, the only ...

...battery won't erase the password. The password is stored on an EEPROM chip and you need electronic knowledge to build an EEPROM reader, then pull your laptop apart, solder the reader to your laptop, ...

battery cannot clear this password. there are no backdoor passwords that you can use. The passwords are used to prevent unauthorized access to the laptop and its data. If there isn't a password on the

...unauthorized access to the Thinkpad and removing the BIOS battery will not remove the password because the password is stored on an EEPROM chip. There are no backdoor passwords available, the only ...

unauthorized changes to Computer Setup. To clear the passwords, you must remove all power from the system board. If you do not know the passwords, use the following procedure to clear the password: 1.