How do i unlock Dell d630 Laptop bios password?

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B. By Using a Reset Bios Password online service

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The most frequent reason people don't know a laptop password is the laptop was stolen, or they're trying to access a computer that's not theirs that they shouldn't have the right to access, but if it is unknown for some other reason, contact the seller to see if you can contact whoever installed the password - e.g. the computer administrator for a business that owned the computer .

The passwords on laptops and netbooks made in the last ten years or so are not stored in the bios - they're stored in a separate chip on the mboard that cannot have the user contents erased by removing the power to it, or by clearing the Cmos contents.
Almost all software and info meant for removing passwords on older laptops does not work on newer laptops.
When a drivelock password has been used, the info about whether the hard drive is locked is also stored on the hard drive in a data area that is not accessible by you using any normal or easily available free special software. If you were to transfer the drivelocked hard drive to another computer with a bios version compatible with removing the drivelock that does not have a drivelock pass word enabled, you still would still not be able to access the hard drive if you don't know the password.
You could replace the mboard with a used one you bought on the web that has no password to get rid of a bios or system access password(s) problem, but you still wouldn't be able to access a drivelocked hard drive if you don't know the password.

Dell Master Password - Removal/Unlock for Dell

- You will get the DELL MASTER PASSWORD that will remove both administrator and primary (system) passwords on any DELL notebook or laptop.
- Also HDD Unlocking.
- You don’t need any additional tool (no paperclip…) - All we need from you is the Service Tag of the laptop (ending with2A7B or 595B or A95B or D35B) in order to calculate Master Password for you. - Bios lock The Service Tag:
XXXXXXX-2A7BXXXXXXX-595BXXXXXXX-A95BXXXXXXX-D35B - Hard Drive lock The Service Tag: XXXXXXXXXXX-XXXX

Don't clear the CMOS

Don't clear the CMOS of your Notebook, because it will not reset any BIOS-Boot password or BIOS-Setup password! Notebooks have better theft protections like an additional (tiny, hidden) IC-integrated module that contains the password. Some manufacturers store the password on a hidden hard disk sector. So, the only solution is a direct contact to the manufacturer's support, where they proof that you are the legal owner of the notebook. Depending on the manufacturer, you have to send him the serial number of the notebook and you'll get (in many cases free of charge) an individual master password to unlock the notebook. Some other manufacturers even offer only the replacement of the notebook's mainboard - which will be really expensive!

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Introduction to BIOS Passwords

The best method to reset a BIOS password depends on what BIOS the computer has. Common BIOS's include AMI, Award, IBM and Phoenix. Numerous other BIOS's do exist, but these are the most common.

Some BIOS's allow you to require a password be entered before the system will boot. Some BIOS's allow you to require a password to be entered before the BIOS setup may be accessed.