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I wanna delete my bios password. This password in setup not interested in me but I wanna learn how can ı reset my bios password?
its vaio PCG-GR114SK
its PHOENIX 4 RELEASE 6 bios version.
yes my friend
I open my vaio case and I put off bios battery I am wait for enought time but not deleted my bios password I reseted bios. I think its about eeprom how can I deleted my bios password
thanks for helping
dear friends
THALAMUS CAN YOU HELP ME PLEASE..............?
I wanna delete my bios password. This password in setup not interested in me but I wanna learn how can ı reset my bios password?
its vaio PCG-GR114SK
its PHOENIX 4 RELEASE 6 bios version.
yes my friend
I open my vaio case and I put off bios battery I am wait for enought time but not deleted my bios password I reseted bios. I think its about eeprom how can I deleted my bios password
thanks for helping
dear friends
I'm in the same boat. I bought this laptop (vgn-fs215m) cheap because it was crashing all the time. it looked like the harddrive so i purchased a new seagate 80gb. But I don't know the Bios password, and according to the person I bought it off (not to bright) he doesn't even know what a bios password is.
So is it the factory Sony password. Phoenix 4 release 6 password? Which I don't know.
Or cou
Or is it a phone call to sony and see if they can resolve it.
I'm in the same boat. I bought this laptop (vgn-fs215m) cheap because it was crashing all the time. it looked like the harddrive so i purchased a new seagate 80gb. But I don't know the Bios password, and according to the person I bought it off (not to bright) he doesn't even know what a bios password is.
So is it the factory Sony password. Phoenix 4 release 6 password? Which I don't know.
Or could it of had a bios virus? which changes the password.
Or is it a phone call to sony and see if they can resolve it.
As far as I am aware Sony do not ship Vaiio's with the password activated. I suspect a previous user chose to have one.
The Bios Password is stored in such a way that no amount of battery removal will erase it.
There is really nothing to alter in the Sony Bios anyway.
Is there a Bios/HDD related problem?
ie. Your Laptop doesn't automatically recognise the new HDD?
As far as I am aware Sony do not ship Vaiio's with the password activated. I suspect a previous user chose to have one.
The Bios Password is stored in such a way that no amount of battery removal will erase it.
There is really nothing to alter in the Sony Bios anyway.
Is there a Bios/HDD related problem?
ie. Your Laptop doesn't automatically recognise the new HDD?
There are no relevant Bios settings for you to change, perhaps fortunate as you cannot access the Bios.
I would ensure all fans and heat matrix are clean and c lear of debris and then reseat the RAM and try again.