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Hacking and Security => Hacking and Security => Topic started by: hack3rcon on October 10, 2015, 05:03:40 PM
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Hello.
I have a Asus laptop model K55v and I want to remove BIOS password. How can I do it? Remove BIOS battery in Laptop is not logical.
I did :
Step 1. Restart your computer in MS-DOS mode.
Step 2. When you get to the C:> or C: WINDOWS> prompt, type DEBUG and press Enter.
A hyphen (-) prompt will appear waiting for you to enter commands.
Step 3. Enter the following commands, pressing Enter after each one.
Note: the o is the better o and stands for OUTPUT.
O 70 2e
0 71 ff
Q
Step 4. After the q command (which stands for QUIT), enter Exit.
But not worked :(
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What's wrong with removing the battery?
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Try looking up the default BIOS password from the manufacturer. May have been changed but is still worth a shot I'd say.
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This process should work.
Go to your local gun store and buy a 9mm or higher caliber pistol. Load gun with proper ammunition, apply barrel to temple, pull the trigger. Repeat as needed.
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there should be a BIOS brute force tool you can boot into, haven't tried but it does exist. Otherwise try the default BIOS passwords.
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remove cmos battery for a few minutes (just unscrew all visible screws and open carefully housing with the help of a credit card)
WTF is logical?
If your able to boot to Dos then whats the problem?
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remove cmos battery for a few minutes (just unscrew all visible screws and open carefully housing with the help of a credit card)
WTF is logical?
If your able to boot to Dos then whats the problem?
I 2nd this. Removing the battery is your best bet.
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I don't like to open my Laptop. Warranty void :(
Laptop model is Asus K55V. Any idea about default password?
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Who cares about warants. By the time you need one, you will most probably alredy need a new laptop. If you can't unsrew you aptop, then you might as well ditch the hacker in you, cos now how will you hack your own laptop?
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Who cares about warants. By the time you need one, you will most probably alredy need a new laptop. If you can't unsrew you aptop, then you might as well ditch the hacker in you, cos now how will you hack your own laptop?
While that is true, I too usually tend not to rip open things when they still have warranty, because if you do and you can't fix it, then you'll need to buy a new one/pay for repairs, instead of getting it replaced or fixed for free.
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You could try this:
1. Boot normally
2. Change the date to something between 2002-01-02 and 2011-12-31
3. Reboot and enter BIOS
4. If it asks for a password, press Alt+R and it should ask you for a rescue password
5. Use the list at http://pastebin.com/L3c3rySj to find the needed password for your date
6. Type it in and it should work.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZfFcHtYIRw
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=colVXihqdGo
Dave knows stuff, maybe try this.
Plus, sellers usually do have understanding for opening a laptop, since it gets full of dust pretty soon. At least they do at my store.
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I heard if you put it in your microwave for 5 minutes it'll reset BIOS
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I heard if you put it in your microwave for 5 minutes it'll reset BIOS
Second that one, they even showed that in a TEDx talk, although I can't find the youtube link anymore..
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the CMOS battery is under the keyboard on this so you have to take it apart a good bit so that would suck ..
How did it get a password put on it , I have alot of asus laptops and never had one with a bios password by default ?
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You could maybe give this tool a try http://tools.kali.org/password-attacks/cmospwd .. never tried it just seen it thought id share
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Or sometimes there is a jumper on certain motherboards that allow you to clear the BIOS password. However I think that might be on desktops only.
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If you are worried about the warranty then you should contact the manufacturer. If you are the owner of that computer they can actually help you with that issue. Notice also that even if you try CMOS battery removal or other such methods that involve opening the laptop, they might not work.
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Some tools are exist for it like :
www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/CmosPwd
https://www.raymond.cc/blog/how-to-reset-remove-clear-or-reveal-cmos-bios-security-password/
but Not worked in Windows 7 :(