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Well, if it's not too late, taking the battery out of newer PC's is uncertain about how they may respond.

With older machines, it's not so much of a problem.

Also there are many default passwords for the BIOS, such as can be found
by typing 'default BIOS passwords' in Google.

(10-20-2009, 09:33 PM)Apprentice.101 Wrote: [ -> ]simple just reset the bios.. by removing the cmos battery and shorting some pins. near the cmos area...

Bingo we have a winner

Simplest way to do it.
There is always a battery and a jumper on the board for clearing the BIOS.
Jumper is usually close to the battery.

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(11-08-2009, 03:23 PM)Alabaster Wrote: [ -> ]Bingo we have a winner

Simplest way to do it.
There is always a battery and a jumper on the board for clearing the BIOS.
Jumper is usually close to the battery.

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Didn't he say a method that DOES NOT include removing the battery?
l2read

You can also push the little yellow button next to the cmos battery to reset the B.I.O.S.