How to remove hdd1 user password - Computers & Internet

Hello

as the bios was reset the harddrive password was removed from the bios memory.

To get the password unlocked you will need to remove the harddrive from the laptop, buy a adapter so you can connect it to your pc and then do a few things Il tell you about later if your going to do it.

otherwice you can take the harddrive to a shop to be unlocked / reset to defaults.

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Download "PC Win Recovery" from http://www.cnet.com and create a bootable cd. This program will remove both user and network passwords.

These WEB sites may help unlocking the hard disk password.
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http://www.hddunlock.com/purchase/ A-FF HDD Unlock Wizard (HDD Password unlocking - Free)
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remove the hdd1/ssd1 user password from labtop toshiba

Shutdown The System
Press ESC and Power button together
Enter the passwords if prompted
Press F1 to enter the BIOS

Select the password field (it shows Registered)
enter bkspc or space
enter your existing password
press enter
It prompts for New password
Just enter
Repeat for verify
Now password is Unregistered

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If the password was set on the hard disk from the laptop that it was install on, then you can reset or remove the hard drive password using the BIOS configuration, you need to enter the existing hard drive password to this.
There are no back door paswords available, if you ca't remove the password then the drive is useless. This protection is use to prevent unauthorized access to data stored on the hard drive.

To get the laptop operational again you need to replace the hard drive and install Windows again.

FixYa is a free service and advice is given freely by its members but for some services there is a charge.

You can reset it but most likely you will have to reload your operating system.

Hopefully this help.
Mark