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I just purchased a Thinkpad G40. It was a rental return and was at a great price. However I needed to make some bios changes. When I tried to access the bios it would let me into the user area but the changes I needed required me to log into the bios as supervisor. Now someone in the past (this being a 6 month old computer) has created a Supervisor password in the bios. Does anyone know of a program that will read the cmos and display passwords. According to IBM the solution is to take the machine in and have the motherboard serviced (replaced). I think thqat is rather drastic. removing the cmos battery wont work. It does change it back to default settings but doesnt get rid of the password. And it causes a date/time error tht you need the pqassword to log in and correct. TIA
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I know a few programs that will fix that problem for you... but i think this link will prove most useful to you.
http://www.dewassoc.com/support/bios/bios_password.htm
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