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sohail afzal Posted on Oct 17, 2010
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Hi, sir i have a dell latitude x300 book but unfortunately cmos is locked with password and i do not remember it. please help me for removing the password. thanks and best regards sohail

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Simply remove or disconnect the lithium battery (CMOS battery) for 1 minute and then place it back
you have to remove the back cover to get to the CMOS battery --- not the back up battery-- the CMOS battery on the mainboard
this will default to no password required


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