bios a şifre koyduktan sonra unuttum ve intel vt ayarını etkinleştirmem gerek bios pilini çıkarmadan backdoor şifre varmı

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Google translate from Turkish:

After I set the password to bios, I forget it and I need to activate the intel vt setting. Do I have a backdoor password without removing the bios battery?

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Are you seriously telling us that the only way to deal with an unknown bios password on lenovo -- maybe the most intelligent practical laptop in the world -- is to replace the motherboard??? I got a great refurbishe t510 but now i neef to change the boot options and it has someone else's password. If i cant modify bios this computer is junk to me. How on earth do you rationslize this?

Sorry i just saw you are not sn employee. My apologies. Maybe an employee could explain this.

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Are you seriously telling us that the only way to deal with an unknown bios password on lenovo -- maybe the most intelligent practical laptop in the world -- is to replace the motherboard??? I got a great refurbishe t510 but now i neef to change the boot options and it has someone else's password. If i cant modify bios this computer is junk to me. How on earth do you rationslize this?

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This is done by most manufactures to curb problems with equipment theft... and it has made a dent in it.  Once the theives realize that a stolen notebook (bios password set) will be useless to them or anyone else they refrain from doing it.  *** I am not calling you a thief *** and I realize this can be problematic for the end user that purchases used equipement.  If anyone is  not diligent in asking for any / all passwords at the time of purchase, it will mean that the notebook system board will need to be replaced to remove any BIOS passwords that were set.

In your specific case, I would reach out to the place of purchase (or seller) to have them provide the password, or return it for a system that does not have a password set to begin with.

Good luck.

CB

I am also having a similar problem.

I know my BIOS password but now I want to remove it.

And I am unable to do that.Every time I triy to do that  

system can only disable or clear user password by administrator or master password 

I want to claim my warrenty for some problem.But the autherity are saying that I can't calim it with out removing my password

Me, too. Same, exact issue.

So burying this information slows theft, great.

BUT as owner of the laptop, why can I not update, change or supress my password?

I would rather not have to enter a password every time I power up my laptop (I live with one other adult, who wouldn't go near my laptop if his life depended on it).

I would like to password-protect my laptop if and when I travel.

?????? Thanks

BIOS passwords are some of the most problematic in the industry right now. Most companies implemented strict password / security restrictions due to the significant risk of theft / loss of portable devices that could contain valuable data. The industry as a whole is mostly responsible for the creation of BIOS locked password protection.

I strongly agree with implementing a BIOS password if one is to travel or expose the device to high risk of loss. Just know going it that once set, changing or removing it usually requires a system board replacement.  Best practice is to set a passowrd then enable when needed, disable when not needed.  Just make sure to store your password in a safe place, one that you can easily reach.

CB