Is it possible to enter the dos bios from windows??
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No, to do this just press Delete as soon as turn on the computer (Thats what I do)
201929
Look on the motherboard for a set of jumper pins that reset the BIOS password to null.
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Here is a site that has custom Bios and utilities for perfoming a Bios flash. There is a lot of useful information on the site. \n\nhttp://www.techpowerup.com/bios/
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Hi Nic,\n\n       Basically there is one hard disk password in BIOS/CMOS you have to call your computer technician or if you know then clear your BIOS/CMOS jumper settings it will restore your BIOS in company default so if the password is maid from BIOS it will be clear.\n\nKrutarth
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I agree with what is said above by going into bios via safe mode then accessing passwords,even tho ur password will not be visibly seen ,then type in new one to enable access to XP etc......Help will give you further details .good luck ♥
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Its got a bios setup....you need to watch the screen when it boots....at some point it will tell you what key to press....it may be quick so keep your eyes peeled! Usually its the delete key
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You can't. The BIOS is what tells the computer how to handle devices.\n\nIt's kind of like trying to train your brain to use the third arm you want to add.\n\nYou could put in a CD drive and look up "Bart's PEBuilder". It's a way to boot to Win XP from CD. Full GUI and all with the additional data provided by "Sherpya".
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Go through this link : \n\nhttp://www.dewassoc.com/support/bios/bios_password.htm\n\nor search the web for a program called "Bios cracker" .. It did the job for me once ..
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usually not, it has to be done in the bios window at power on\n\nthere may be some way of doing it, but it needs to be a special application from your motherboard manufacturer if it is, i'm not aware of any such things
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yes press DEL on starting ur pc it make u get in bios setting so  choose the 2nd choice then choose 1ST BOOT DRIVE  & press enter &  chooose cd-rom .
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Now let me address the other password - not the BIOS password - but the windows password. If this is what you mean by "boot up password", there are ways to clear out the administrator password. Search the net for "knoppix std" and learn all you can. You can really screw up a system if you dont do the right things.\n\nIf you are XP home edition, keep taping the F8 key after the power on self test, but before you see the windows logo. Start the computer in safe mode with "administrator" as the user id. You can then go to the users/groups control panel and reset all the passwords.
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You would need to disable IPD (Internal pointing device) in BIOS.\n\nPlease refer MSKB article: 96016\n(http://support.microsoft.com/?id=96016)
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If you mean the bios password then yes this way is a method that may work altho rather a dodgy method, i would suggest flashing the bios using the jumper settings - should have a scematic diagram in your motherboard manual. if the password is on windows or a program on the os then this will not correct it you will either have to brute force hack it/use a program or do a system refresh and loose any data that you needed to access within the passworded section.
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Generally, if your system is set up to boot from a CD if one is in the CDROM drive when you turn the power on, then just pop it in and you're good to go.  If not, you'll have to go into BIOS setup.  The way to do this differs from system to system, but generally it's one of the "F" keys, and you hit it just after you turn the power on (look for messages about setup utility when you turn the power on).  Once in BIOS, you're going to look for startup sequence, and you want to make sure that CD is before C: / hard drive.  Then you can save the settings, put in the CD, and reboot, and you're good to go.
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BIOS stands for Basic Input/Output System.\n\nWhen you boot up, your PC will show some data on a black screen and go through a memory test (amongst other things).  As it is doing this, hit the Delete button and you will enter the BIOS and be able to change a whole range of settings there.\n\nHowever, I seriously advise you to exercise caution.  Anyone asking what the BIOS is shouldn't really tinker with it until they get a bit more knowledge.  Tinkering with things you're not 100% sure of can really mess up your system.\n\nDo a bit of research.\n\nSecondly, the system administrator could be anyone.  Is it your PC?  Is it a company's PC? Are you on XP?  If you are, you need to log in as Administrator in order to get the right permissions to the change system. Tech support group is your IT dept (if it's a company's PC), but it looks like you're quoting from a warning message or something.
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U can use the disc used by installing Windows\nor just go to My Computer, then insert a floppy disc(cannot be done with CD), and right click on A:(Floppy Drive) and click format, then Check the option, make Boot Disk(or something like that) then format.\n\nIf BIOS is configured correctly than it will boot from Floppy/CD
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There should be a setting like that in your PC's BIOS.\nU can't change bios setting using .net\n\nNote: Assembly is the good programming language that change bios setting