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so... i'm currently workign on part-time in computer charity shop, and we get varity of stuff

 

and there's this one particular laptom the fujitsu p series with i7 was given to us, but the doner pulled out all the sticker (did a rough job, so i spent 3 hours pealing the rest of the thin paper) other than the i7 and windows sticker, so i don't know what model it is other than the etched in "p series"

 

it uses a phonex bios, and it's under a bios' password lock......

which means i can't do anything, you need to get through the bios password before even able to go into boot order or select bios

 

is there any way to remove the password?

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so... i'm currently workign on part-time in computer charity shop, and we get varity of stuff

 

and there's this one particular laptom the fujitsu p series with i7 was given to us, but the doner pulled out all the sticker (did a rough job, so i spent 3 hours pealing the rest of the thin paper) other than the i7 and windows sticker, so i don't know what model it is other than the etched in "p series"

 

it uses a phonex bios, and it's under a bios' password lock......

which means i can't do anything, you need to get through the bios password before even able to go into boot order or select bios

 

is there any way to remove the password?

have you tried four spaces?

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I would think removing the BIOS battery for a few seconds would help.

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I would think removing the BIOS battery for a few seconds would help.

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OOOH you lives in Spokane Washington.

Have my whole life.

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A lot of OEM machines have a header with a jumper and once you change the position of the jumper it resets the BIOS pasword.

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A lot of OEM machines have a header with a jumper and once you change the position of the jumper it resets the BIOS pasword.

even though it's a portable laptop?

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even though it's a portable laptop?

 

I don't think laptops have this jumper cable. Just remove the BIOS battery for like 10 seconds or so and then put it back in. BIOS should have reset.

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