HP Pavilion dv6000z Notebook "reset c88" Questions

...I have the same problem in this model. I can not find the c88 to short, how can do to reset the bios password in this model? Thanks you just reset the cmos of your laptop to clear the bios ...

...reset. All issues regarding the BIOS Password are directly handled by Toshiba Authorized Service Provider. Hope this helps!!! Thanks WE HAVE LOST THE PASSWORD TO MY SONS COMPUTER IT IS A TOSHIBA ...

reset. can't find c88 I have a Toshiba Satellite a105 that I need to reset the bios on. I cannot find c88, no spot to use a 25 pin cable, and it doesn't have a floppy drive Select Start - All Programs

unscrew and remove the modem card in the center. On the system board you will find 2 solder points c88. Short those 2 points out while you press the power button on, which will reset the bios password

...reset the Bios pass word for Everex Step NoteNC1510 model # VA250E. I can't find the C88 jumper location that they mentioned earlier. During the boot up process you will see on the screen for a short ...

...board you will find 2 solder points c88. Short those 2 points out while you press the power button on, which will reset the bios password. press F1 while booting. Reset password to blank

...reset Toshiba Satellite A100 Bios Password?? I have a Toshiba Satellite that has started to ask for a BIOS password which I didnt set, I have seen ways online to fix it but they all say to short C88 ...

...c88 on the system board. You need to short those 2 points out while you press the power button on. This will reset the bios password. This should take someone about 5 minutes to do. If this solved ...

reset the CMOS (and, thus, the password) is to remove the CMOS battery for at least 8 hours. The easiest way, though, is to download this program http://www.majorgeeks.com/download2969.html and run it

...c88 on the system board. You need to short those 2 points out while you press the power button on. This will reset the bios password. This should take someone about 5 minutes to do. guess this works ...