Bios reset to factory specs and date is 2009. I have a dell latitude e6400 ATG service tag: 5MPVHL1 1F5A
Searching the site seems to show that I have to do some serious business to either bypass or generate a password and the only one who can do it for me is on the Ivory Coast.
5MPVHL1 1F5A any takers? I need a bios password.
Running Windows 7 64bit
Upgraded wifi and running Solid State Drive.
4 gb ram
Dual core 3gb T9900. It's not a gamer, but is very stable and puts up with my abuse.
Ran this configuration for the last 12 months no problem, but had to remove mother board to replace the USB/Audio daughter board.
Now, I can see the hard drive and all the windows files on the command prompt, but wont boot.
All I can think of is that the Bios needs to be updated with a download from Dell.
Can I boot off an UBUNTU ISO DVD and then update the BIOS from the dell website that way?
Any thoughts.
Searching the site seems to show that I have to do some serious business to either bypass or generate a password and the only one who can do it for me is on the Ivory Coast.
5MPVHL1 1F5A any takers? I need a bios password.
Running Windows 7 64bit
Upgraded wifi and running Solid State Drive.
4 gb ram
Dual core 3gb T9900. It's not a gamer, but is very stable and puts up with my abuse.
Ran this configuration for the last 12 months no problem, but had to remove mother board to replace the USB/Audio daughter board.
Now, I can see the hard drive and all the windows files on the command prompt, but wont boot.
All I can think of is that the Bios needs to be updated with a download from Dell.
Can I boot off an UBUNTU ISO DVD and then update the BIOS from the dell website that way?
Any thoughts.
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