Toshiba l50 bios enter - Satellite Toshiba Computers & Internet

Did you find out how to do it? I also have the L50-C and just got this bios password and can not find any jumpers on the mb

Toshiba laptops are VERY difficult to access BIOS passwords but here is a possible solution IF you are willing to open your laptop...

http://www.laptop-repair.info/satellite_l450d_bios_password.html

If you are not comfortable doing this, you will have to consider going to a technician or to Toshiba themselves and explaining what caused this problem.

I wasn't aware this model had wi-fi. Have you a wireless card inserted into the side?

enter the bios using password - go to security page and remove password by entering current password then press enter 2x - save changes to bios then exit.The password is now removed.

For unknown bios you will need to take it to a Toshiba service center or search for bios removal proceedures available for your model.This video may help.Cheers
Remove BIOS PASSWORD Toshiba Satelitte 110 149

Some Toshiba laptops come with a system BIOS password, making anyone without the password unable to get past the BIOS screen at system startup. This is a strong security measure, as it renders a stolen computer useless unless the password is known. If you have a Toshiba laptop and want to change the BIOS password, you can quickly do it.

1. Power on the computer while holding down the "Esc" key. Enter your current password when prompted and press "Enter."
2. Press "F1" to enter the BIOS setup menu. Highlight "REGISTERED" with the arrow keys and press the space bar. Enter your password and press "Enter."
3. Restart the computer while holding "Esc" and hit "F1" again to enter the BIOS menu. Highlight "NOT REGISTERED" with the arrow keys and press the space bar. Enter your new password and press "Enter." Type the password again for verification and hit "Enter." Press "End" to save the changes, and "Y" to exit.

I hope you find it very helpful. Best regards.

The Basic Input/Output System (BIOS) password is not set by default on Toshiba laptops. When set, the BIOS password must be entered every time you turn on your Toshiba or wake your system from Standby mode. If you forget the password, you cannot boot your system. Prevent having to enter a password or the results of forgetting the password by removing the BIOS password from your Toshiba laptop. Other types of passwords can be set, such as a Windows password, to prevent unauthorized access to your machine.

1. Turn off your Toshiba laptop.

2. Wait 30 seconds and turn your laptop back on.

3. Press "F2" repeatedly as soon your Toshiba laptop begins booting until the BIOS menu screen appears.

4. Enter your existing BIOS password and press "Enter."

5. Press "F2" again to enter the BIOS, if prompted.

6. Use your arrow keys to select the "Security" tab in the BIOS menu.

7. Use the arrow keys to select "Set User Password."

8. Press either "F5" or "F6," depending on your Toshiba laptop model, to open the Password section.

9. Enter the current password into the "Old Password" prompt and press "Enter."

10. Press "Enter" when the "New Password" prompt appears. Do not enter any text in this box.

11. Press "Enter" again to confirm the new password.

12. Press "F10" to save your changes and exit.

I hope you find it very helpful. Best regards.

hold the "esc" key presed during boot, and then pres the "f1" key and you enter to the bios

you can refresh the driver by going into the device manager and find the cd/dvd drive and uninstall it and then click the button at top that says scan for hardware changes that will refresh its driver. If that didnt do it then you have a upper/lower filter issue which i will help with it if it dont help. hope this helps