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Bios password HI I own fujitsu life book N6110. I put bios pass and I can't remove this. I'm from Iran and we haven't fujitsu company in iran. Please help me how can I solve this problem?

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  • salar14666 Sep 24, 2007

    Please help me how can clear cmos terminal?
    where is bios in my bord?
    do u have fujitsu N6110 motherbord's map?

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You have to locate the cmos battery on the motherboard and remove it for a few minutes, and possibly need to locate the clear cmos terminals and short the cmos terminal pins, but the name of the pins you need to locaye depends on the motherboard, normally JBAT1 terminal or CLRCMOS or CLRCLK or similair.

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  • Anonymous Sep 24, 2007

    try the removal of battery first, you may not need to clear the cmos.

    the clear cmos terminals are marked with the letters in my original post, soory i don't have a map.

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