My kids setup a bios password on my new HP laptop and they cant remember it. How do i remove the password without knowing the previous that was set by them. Please guys help me.

if you know how to restore then just undo the restore and put it back as it was. then when it ask you for your password put it in and if it works keep note of it then do the restore to a previous time.

What brand of PC are you using? If Dell, there is a hidden backdoor. Go into the BIOS (or setup screen) and navigate to the screen that allows you to set a password. Try inputting "admin" (without quotes) when you select it. As a new password, type in no password (don't type in a password) for the first and conformation password.

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There will be disc type battery that supplies the Bios IC. You can locate it very near to Bios IC. Taket out, and reinsert it after 2 minutes or so. All the previous bios settings, including time will be resetted to orginal factory default. You have to get into Bios setup, by pressing 'Delete' Key, while boot up to get Bios setting window. If you don't know how Bios settings, refer to its user manual. Sometimes the details may be there. If not, without proper knoledge, do not attempt to do this work. OK

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send me the code from bottom of your laptop .. like this one CNU123ABC then ill send you pasword.. thanks

Usually you don't flash the bios while you are in the bios. Sometimes if you flash the bios, it will go to default settings and there will no longer be a password. Sometimes removing the CMOS battery for a few seconds and replacing it will also do it.

The Power on Password is set from the BIOS configuration. Ask that person who borrowed your Compaq for the password. Once you have this password, you can enter the BIOS configuration and remove/disable this password.
Depending how old you Compaq is, removing the BIOS battery and main battery for 15+ mins may remove this password and restore the BIOS to the factory default (insert both batteries again) and configure the BIOS Date and Time etc.
BUT if the the password is stored on an EEPROM chip then removing will not fix this problem. There are no backdoor passwords available.

There is a battery on the main board. Removing it for 5 seconds will clear the bios password and the clock. Put it back in and all you will have to do is reset the clock.

See if you can access the bios setup - usually F1 or F2 key right at the start up and see if that is where the password issue is. If so, try this:
Tech FAQ Forum members have reported that they were able to remove their Acer BIOS passwords by simply opening their notebooks and removing the CMOS batteries for 30 minutes.
Once your BIOS password is removed, you will need to press the <F2> key during POST (Power On Self Test) to enter the Acer BIOS setup.

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Jon

Witch password is that?Admin password?Bios Password?Superior Password???

Let me know so u can get help!