Dell latitude D610. Bios Revision AO6 Anyone Help?

Collyod,
If you know the password you can start the computer and tap the f2 key to enter. The tab to the security screen to add/remove bios password. If you do not know the password you will need to contact Dell Support and have them reset the password. They will verify ownership of the computer and then provide resetting information.
Thank You,
Dell-Jesse L
Dell Social Media and Communiites

there is only two ways to get this pasword. 1 you must use the reset disk that came with your computer or 2. if you do no have this disk you need to contact dell and have them send you one without it you cant do anything. if you take it to someone they are just ging to do this and charge you a lot making it seem like it is hard to do and its an easy fix.

Hello, can you tell me if you see the Windows Screen? or is a bios password?
The first one can be unlocked using a program called Active@password.
The second one can be unlocked for $30. Hope this helps.

password for windows or bios .. if bios send me service tag.. thanks

On the bottom, labeled SERVICE TAG 7 digits, numbers and letters
also located in the system BIOS

Update the BIOS and the chipset from the manufacturer.

Uninstall the unnecessary softwares from the system.

Clear temorary files and folders.

Try to do a disk defragmenter on the hard drive.

If your system has low RAM (256/512 MB) then it is advisable to increase the RAM to 1 GB / 2 GB.

Have very few startup programs (to change the startup programs Go to Run -> msconfig -> Startup.

Hope this helps.

there is a inverter in LCd that makes your lcd bright white shine. when it breaks down you see black screen. something happens on lcd you cant see clearly  you should go to service and need to be changed INVERTER.
pls rate

The issue appears to be cosmetic if the system boots to WIndows and there are no display issues using the system. Some systems I've seen have a bit of video distortion between the BIOS splash screen and the desktop. A couple things may change that. Update the system BIOS and the video driver to the most current available

u have to reset your bios setup.
open back side of laptop and check on mother bord u find there 1 cmos cell remove it for 15 minutes it from motherbord

It sounds like your onboard graphics has possibly failed. If you have an additional monitor to connect to it you can see if the additional video gives any video. If it doesn't during startup then you have to replace the system board.