Supported Dell Latitude Laptop models will show: Dell Service tag with Suffixes ending in: 8FC8, E7A8, 1F5A, BF97, 6FF1, 1F66, 1D3B.
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How to reset Dell Latitude System or Administrator password and unlock Bios?
After you received the System or Administrator password from us, restart your Dell Laptop and once the Dell Logo appear on screen, press F2 in order to access the Bios setup page.
( 2 ) Once inside Bios navigate to the ( Security ) Then go to: ( Passwords ) take a look at the:
Admin password status, see if password is installed
System password status, see if password is installed
HDD password status, see if password is installed
Know that the Dell System or Administrator password will unlock Admin and System password, but hdd password will be different, since it is a different hardware.
( 3 ) Now that you already know what passwords are set, and understand what the password is used for, lets talk about how you can disable the: ( Admin password ) Select the Admin password option, Look for the option:
( Unlock )
and type the System or Administrator password or Bios System password respecting upper and lower case if any, and press enter to reset setup, Once again select the admin password option, type the system administrator password or Bios master password in the first field where it says: Enter Old Password
leaving the other two fields empty and press ok, this will disable the admin password.
This solution apply to Dell: Inspiron, Latitude, Precision, XPS, Vostro, Venue, Optiplex, G series, Studio, Alienware & Wyse or any Dell asking for Security Manager password, Primary or Administrator password.
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