Yes it is shown very clearly in a video on Y Tube ( which are mostly rubbish ) but this one is good and many visitors were very happy with the link, apart from the fact that the fellow talks, and none of his visitors can of coarse hear him. Next I am gonna try the " DELL " password. I think it will be MASCULINE ?
How to enable Front Panel Audio from BIOS (ASRock N68C-S UCC) - YouTube
Thelma
Hello Boris,
Sorry,wrong video,slip of the pen, this is it;
How to enable Front Panel Audio from BIOS (ASRock N68C-S UCC) - YouTube
Thelma
Yeah well there were lists of passwords that different manufacturersuse and some were actually pretty non-guessable and some very case sensitivebut what surprised me the most was that a company such as Dell that has thesetop end machines had a password that was so simple.
Like I said in an earlier post most systems I have come across that have had a BIOS password have been a corporate or governmental machine but I guess thereare some applications other than that and Thelma is to unlucky one to have gotone that has been pass worded by some person.
Thelma I don’t know if either of these will help as Ihavenever tried them before
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EeIPSWhgLc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eJYaArHbuU
The second one sounds a tad better albeit rather bitty.
In Youtube there loads of BIOS password removal vids but which one is best is debatable.
When I was looking for stuff that would help her I found this on wikihow, now I'm not sure if it is legit but I was thinking about if method 2 would be worth a go..
3 Ways to Break a BIOS Password - wikiHow
Yep Boris there are a heap of ways of doing this - my concern is not so much legitimacy but one of the chip being manufactured with that password "built" into the circuitry - that is to say that some form of ROM is not capable of being changed - physically.
So a bit OT but say a CPU that has circuits built in to prevent overheating of the device - that is just a simple example, because trying to change that would mean you need to have resources to physically change transistors / resistors / caps around inside the matrix for that to happen. I think Thelma is stuck unless that machine can be got to a Dell lab and examined with far more sophisticated tools than we have. The other thing is she is also up a against a culture (I think) of well it's been sold lets move on. We are just drops in the ocean to those people as I have found out from past experience although once in a blue fit one strikes someone who actually gives a damn like I did not that long ago re a fault with my Asus gaming laptop.
This between Y 2 is going high above my. but is very interresting!
In the meantime I was troubles hooting my audio and this happened ;
Playing audio;
An error is preventing the troubleshooter from starting, Audio Playback Diagnostic 0x800706F7.
Does this have anything to do with my recent audio problems or not at all ?
Thanks again for any help ............
Thelma
Well Thelma a quick look has left me with some refs to an update take a look at this https://social.technet.microsoft.com...tpronetworking
OK, thanks,I will have a look at that !
Cheers !
No cannot find that one among my updates and .........................................My updates ( I noticed now because I wanted to look if there where any new once) does not want to work either !
So now I need to find out what more is not working.
Ok Thelma so you cannot pull up what I have in my pic? If you can open up either of those history buttons.
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