How to enter the BIOS

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BIOS settings for MAC OS 10 5 2 for run on PC

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This is either A hdd password or a bios password, you could try password, or admin / administrator as the password, or follow this guide, there are sometimes backdoor developers passwords that can work http://www.uktsupport.co.uk/reference/biosp.htm

Macs use Intel's Extensible Firmware Interface (EFI) to perform the same job as a BIOS. Intel have been trying to introduce this for years, but thanks to Microsoft dragging their feet, were unable to put it into any production units until Apple switched onto their processors. Therefore there is no BIOS screen on a Mac, as they don't have a BIOS. hope this was helpful

Well this is a real problem, and usually it CANNOT be gotten around, however there are very resourceful people out there.. anyway have a look at this link below i think you may be pleased.
http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/2299-Guide-to-remove-BIOS-password-of-Acer-computer-(Both-Laptop-Desktop)

When you power up the computer press F2 or "del" or F5 or F12 or TAB key to enter in bios.

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that normally happend when the macbook do not find the software you can read this apple post http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1440

Here is a site with step by step instructions and they also sell the LCD screen:

http://www.screentekinc.com/lcd-removal-instructions_en,macbook.shtml

This site also has free repair guide :

http://www.ifixit.com/

Click on this link or copy and paste the complete link into your browser.
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Thanks, Joe


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Hi Dan,
O.k. You will need to use the recovery or operating system disc. At start up you will ned to boot from the CD, do this by either entering the boot menu and selecting the CD drive, or entering the bios/set up and changing the boot order to where the CD drive boots before the hard drive. Both of these actions are done at start up, there is an initial screen that prompts you to press a key in order to enter the boot menu or bios/set up. Once you have booted from the CD, you will follow the steps and it will guide you through the process.

1. Restart your machine
2. Enter BIOS by pressing F2
3. Scroll down to 'System Security'
4. Press Enter
5. Scroll down to Chassis Detection
6. Arrow over to 'Disabled'
7. Press Escape
8. Save changes and exit.

In some bios is in bios in the section BOOT and BOOT SETTING CONFIGURATION and disable CASE CHASSIS WARNING.

Your bios may be slightly different from the above. check inside the settings and find the case chassis warning option.

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