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Asus X50n Laptop CMOS

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fastrack1966

Flightless Bird
I am working on the above laptop and the BIOS/F2 is protected with a
password. I have tried removing the AC lead/battery and holding the
power button down to no avail. I have removed the panels underneath,
HDD, DVD, RAM and can see no CMOS batt nor reset pins.Does anyone know
where the batt is? Or the reset jumpers if the X50n has any?Tried Asus
site, loads of d/loads but not a general user guide from what I can
see...........
 
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Count de Monet

Flightless Bird
On 29/09/2010 23:06, fastrack1966 wrote:
> I am working on the above laptop and the BIOS/F2 is protected with a
> password. I have tried removing the AC lead/battery and holding the
> power button down to no avail. I have removed the panels underneath,
> HDD, DVD, RAM and can see no CMOS batt nor reset pins.Does anyone know
> where the batt is? Or the reset jumpers if the X50n has any?Tried Asus
> site, loads of d/loads but not a general user guide from what I can
> see...........
>
>


Ask the owner for the password
 
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Adrian C

Flightless Bird
On 29/09/2010 21:06, fastrack1966 wrote:
> I am working on the above laptop and the BIOS/F2 is protected with a
> password. I have tried removing the AC lead/battery and holding the
> power button down to no avail. I have removed the panels underneath,
> HDD, DVD, RAM and can see no CMOS batt nor reset pins.Does anyone know
> where the batt is? Or the reset jumpers if the X50n has any?Tried Asus
> site, loads of d/loads but not a general user guide from what I can
> see...........


Try updating the BIOS and see if that wipes the BIOS password from the
EEPROM. Some older laptops had that weakness.

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Adrian C
 
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