master pasword for bios



BIOS Passwords
AWARD Masterpasswords
 01322222
 bios
 lkw peter
 1EAAh
 BIOS
 lkwpeter
 256256
 biostar
 PASSWORD
 589589
 biosstar
 SER
 589721
 CONCAT
 setup
 ?award
 CONDO
 SKY_FOX
 admin
 condo
 SWITCHES_SW
 alfarome
 djonet
 Sxyz
 aLLy
 efmukl
 SZYX
 aPAf
 g6PJ
 t0ch88
 award
 h6BB
 t0ch20x
 award_?
 HELGA-S
 ttptha
 award.sw
 HEWITT RAND
 TTPTHA
 AWARD SW
 HLT
 TzqF
 AWARD_SW
 j09F
 wodj
 AWARD_PW
 j256
 ZAAADA
 award_ps
 j262
 zbaaaca
 AWARD?SW
 j322
 zjaaadc
 awkward
 j64
 zjaaade

AMI Masterpasswords
 ami
 amiami
 CMOSPWD
 amidecod
 AMI.KEY
 KILLCMOS
 amipswd
 AMISETUP
 589589
 AMIPSWD
 AMI?SW
 ami.kez
 AMI
 AMI!SW
 ami°
 A.M.I.
 AMI_SW
 helgasss
 aammii
 bios310
 HEWITT RAND
 AMI~
 BIOSPASS


Masterpasswords from different Manufacturers
Advance Integration: Advance
Amptron: Polrty
AST: SnuFG5
Biostar: Biostar / Q54arwms
Compaq:compaq
Concord: last
CTX International: CTX_123
CyberMax: Congress
Daytek+Daewoo:Daytec/Daewuu
DELL: DELL
Digital Equipment: komprie
Enox: xo11nE
Epox: central
Freetech: Posterie
HP Vectra Serie: hewlpack
IBM: IBM / MBIUO / sertafu
IBMAptiva: press both mousekeys
Iwill: iwill
Jet Way: spoom1
Joss Techn.: 57gbz6 / Technolgi
MachSpeed: sp99dd
Magic-Pro: prost
Megastar: Star
Micron: sldkj754 / xyzall
Micronics: dn_04rjc
M Technology: mMmM
Nimble: xdfk9874t3
Packard Bell: Bell9
QDI: QDI
Quantex: teX1 / xljlbj
Research: Col2ogro2
Shuttle: Spacve
Siemens Nixdorf: SKY_FOX
Speedeasy: lesarot1
SuperMicro: ksdjfg934t
Tiny: Tiny
TMC: BIGO
Toshiba:24Banc81/Toshiba/toshy99
ToshibaLaptops: press left Shiftkey
Vextrec Technology: Vextrec
Vobis: merlin
WIMBIOS v2.10: Compleri
Zenith: 3098z / Zenith
Zeos: zeosx

Killing the BIOS-Boot Password
If you have forgotten your BIOS Boot-Password, have a look into your mainboard manual, or after opening your PC, onto your mainboard. Many mainboards have a JUMPER or SWITCH to clear the CMOS. This Jumper is often named like: "RTC_CLEAR" , "CLEAR CMOS" , "CLRCMOS" , "CLRCMS". His position is often near by the mainboard battery.
Attention: All hardware settings (harddisk-, bootsequence,-...settings) will be deleted! At least, you have to re-insert them again.
If no Jumper exists, you can try to remove the Battery and wait some time before you insert it back into the Mainboard. (some time means: ~ 1-5 minutes, 24 hours or up to 1 year!). Another way is to "short circuit" the contacts of the replaced Battery, but if there are some Diodes behind the contacts, they could make trouble.

Killing the BIOS-Setup Password
If you can't enter the Setup of your BIOS, you need a DOS-Bootdisk and one of the following MS-DOS Files:
Filename
Sourcecode I
Sourcecode II
DEBUG.EXE
 - o 70 2E
 - o 71 FF
 - Q
 - o 70 17
 - o 71 17
 - Q
QBASIC.EXE

 - 10 OUT &H70,17
 - 20 OUT &H71,0

 - 10 OUT &H70,&H17
 - 20 OUT &H71,&H17
Start the file an insert the sourcecode line by line.

Keystrokes to Enter the BIOS-Setup
Different keystrokes to enter the BIOS-Setup:
Keystrokes
Mainboard manufacturer
Del
AMI, AWARD
ESC
Toshiba
F1
Toshiba, Phoenix and later models from Late model PS/1 Value Point and 330s
F2
NEC, Dell
F10
Compaq
Ins
IBM PS/2s
twice Reset
Dell
Alt+Return
Dell
Alt+"?"
some PS/2-Models
Ctrl+Esc
General
Ctrl+Ins
some PS/2-Models
Ctrl+Alt+Esc
AST Advantage, Award, Tandon
Ctrl+Alt+"+"
General
Ctrl+Alt+S
Phoenix
Ctrl+Alt+Ins
Zenith, Phoenix
Ctrl+S
Phoenix
Ctrl+Shift+Esc
Tandon 386er
Ctrl+Shift+Alt +Del(num.Keypad)
Olivetti PC Pro
Setupdisk
Compaq, Epson, IBM, Toshiba, 286er
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