I have a toshiba satellite M200 i cant get passed the bios password

Reset BIOS password, it can be done in two ways

Manual
Open the cover under laptop, remove the CMOS battery about 7 seconds, then plug it back. Turn on laptop, BIOS password will be lost. Perform setting date, time, etc.

Online (conditions: the laptop can desktop access)
Toshiba gives services, online flash BIOS. Download and install software ACPI Flash BIOS, according to model of laptop.
Example: Toshiba Satellite L305-SP6983R, software version: ACPI Flash BIOS version 2.20 for Satellite/Satellite Pro L300/L305/L350/L355

1. try this method first

http://findpassword.net/reset-toshiba-satellite-bios-password/

2. if you can get code shown after tried to enter the password 3 times. you can type the code in this web site link

https://bios-pw.org/

BIOS Password Recovery from hiran boot cd . you can boot by mini xp and open menu and open password and selecr bios master password reset Posted on Sep 21, 2017

Put the hard-drive in another PC and see if it works .....
And if it do then.....

the pc that showed the error could have a problem in the bios setting (press F2 to get the bios during boot to get to the bios setting....try to reset the bios setting to factory settings)....or you could have to perform a flash of the bios.....

sorry no other option :(

If you cannot find the reset pins try to find the CMOS 3V battery, it is usually located under the keyboard, and disconnect it. remove the computer battery and then start the computer. When you boot it should ask you for the time and date. At this point shut down and plug the CMOS battery back in and reinstall the computer battery. This time when it ask for the time and date go ahead and enter it and the rest of the bios should be set to default.

temporary operate your laptop without the cmos battery. if you cant locate the cmos battery ask a person who knows.

my tosiba is asking for bios password. Ive put in the only password that weve ever used and its not working. can anyone tell me how to do this?

A lot of the computers come with the factory default password "admin". You might try this.
If this is a bios level password, you may have to reset the bios on the motherboard. I would recommend you contact customer support.
If this is a Windows password you can get fixes on the Microsoft website.
Hope this helps.

hi, If you set the hard drive password yourself and forgot it, you out of luck. I don?t know if you would be able to recover it. After a quick search on Google I found a utility called A-FF Repair Station. They support a lot of drives and license for 1 recovery will cost you about $50. I have never tried this software myself. If you didn?t set the hard drive password and the laptop still asking for it on start up, then I have a suggestion. Check the version of BIOS installed on your laptop. Three wil be some fix in the latest version like: ?Prevented the message asking for HDD password when there is a problem with the HDD?. In other words, if there is a problem with your hard drive, the laptop might ask you about the hard drive password even if you didn?t set it up. Go to Toshiba tech support website, update the BIOS on your laptop and see if you can bypass the HDD password message. According to the BIOS fix in v.1.50, the HDD password message might indicate that you have a bad hard drive. If after the BIOS update you can bypass the hard drive password message and access the data, I would recommend back it up as soon as possible. regards sreejith

Some laptops are passworded default at'oooo' or 'ooooo'. The bios re-set is the 'JBAT1' terminal, from jumpers 1-2 to 2-3 for a few seconds and then back to 1-2 again, but where the terminal is exactly on your motherboard i do not know. You may also try removing the bios didc shaped battery for 15 minutes or so, then replacing.