Help with bios

[Bwithnewcast]

I have my old school pc and i thought i should wipe it but it is blocked by a bios password and i cant run anny exe file (not even cmd) and i need help with how i can remove the bios password, it is a hp probook 470, so a cmos clear is not an option

 

[Fancyland]

Do you have any specs on the pc?

If it is a desktop, clearing the CMOS could work. Removing the CMOS battery could too.

[Bwithnewcast]

1 minute ago, Fancyland said:

Do you have any specs on the pc?

If it is a desktop, clearing the CMOS could work. Removing the CMOS battery could too.

It is as i mentioned a hp probook 470... Its not a desktop

[MrMcMuffinJr]

there should always be a cmos battery though. you just have to access the board.

[Bwithnewcast]

3 minutes ago, MrMcMuffinJr said:

there should always be a cmos battery though. you just have to access the board.

Its not that easy...

[exercutor5]

13 hours ago, Bwithnewcast said:

Its not that easy...

Just follow the manual from HP, it will tell you how, even if the CMOS battery is on the other side of the motherboard.

[Bwithnewcast]

14 hours ago, exercutor5 said:

Just follow the manual from HP, it will tell you how, even if the CMOS battery is on the other side of the motherboard.

First of all it is a laptop and second of all i need to use the pc, so dismanteling is not an option

 

[exercutor5]

3 hours ago, Bwithnewcast said:

First of all it is a laptop and second of all i need to use the pc, so dismanteling is not an option

So what if it is a laptop? If you don't want to take our advice of resetting the BIOS by removing the CMOS battery, then good luck with what you want to do with it. And even if you need to use the laptop, how long would this process of dismantling and then reassembling even take? Like what, 1 hour tops. You're not gonna be face glued to the screen for 25 hours a day ain't you.

[Bwithnewcast]

22 hours ago, exercutor5 said:

So what if it is a laptop? If you don't want to take our advice of resetting the BIOS by removing the CMOS battery, then good luck with what you want to do with it. And even if you need to use the laptop, how long would this process of dismantling and then reassembling even take? Like what, 1 hour tops. You're not gonna be face glued to the screen for 25 hours a day ain't you.

Yes i understand but i was wondering if there was some sort of other way, but yeah i am going to clear cmos