Toshiba m105 s3004 bios password

I have a toshba notebook and had a problem with the HDD password and i got told to just pull out the bios battery and let it set for bout 5 min, well done that and now its telling me to put in the bios password. is there a way to reset the bios password? Thanks

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lrlambe Aug 24, 2007

What will I have to do after I find the cmos clearing terminals on the motherboard called clrcmos or clrclk or jbat1?
indigodammy Dec 08, 2007

the toshiba brand is toshiba satellite A135 s2386, it was forced to shutdown. when restarted again it requested for bios(system) password even before booting. have tried to open the sytem to find a battery jumper . i found the battrery but it can not be removed.

i have tried to short some jumpers too but its just a guess work. pls help.
Anonymous Feb 09, 2021

the RTC Nimh battery must be replace
it is soldered down.
first
if you set the Pass word there is a CMOS_cl1
jumper under the ddr bank pulled.
for sure.

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I have a Toshiba satellite M105-S322 and all i had to do is open the ram compartment and pull up the plastic sticker or whatever you want to call it between the motherboard and the ram. There is a jumper called "CMOS_CLR1" use a screwdriver to short out the pins and it clears the CMOS.

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this is correct ! this is correct !

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Power unit off. Disconnect AC power. Remove battery. Remove the memory cover screw, memory cover and the memory modules. Peel back mylar from JOPEN1 solder pad. Short JOPEN1 solder pads for 30 seconds. Replace mylar. Replace memory modules. Replace battery. Power up unit. If all is well, replace memory cover and screw.

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Sometimes it is not possible to clear the bios password on a notebook as the manufacturer guards against it in some cases, but you will probably have to remove the cmos battery and also look for the cmos clearing terminals on the motherboard called clrcmos or clrclk or jbat1 or similair also, to try to delete any password.

Posted on Aug 24, 2007

Anonymous Aug 25, 2007

the password should be deleted after you have done that, if not go for jmorgan123's solution
Anonymous Feb 05, 2021

not true here the jumper is UNDER DDR bank
film off, there see CMOS_rst1.
the battery is Nimh rechargeble and is soldered down hard, and is first thing to check.

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This page includes backdoor passwords you can use to reset the bios password. http://www.tech-faq.com/reset-bios-password.shtml

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Toshiba has known issues on BIOS passwords. call tech support immediately or visit askiris.

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Thanks for all your help. I haven't done the work yet, but with all the different methods you've shared I'm sure one will get me past this problem. I just bought the Toshiba and it has a wonderful large screen. I'm looking forward to being able to use now. C. Morgan Richards

Posted on Jul 29, 2012

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All you have to do is find the jumper on the mother board and it will reset itself 100%

Posted on Jan 07, 2008

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