paul1149
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Hi guys,
I have an HP Stream 11, and it has a power-on password. Usually they will fall to either taking out the cmos battery and doing a complete power-down, or using a code from bios-pw.org, or shorting jumpers on the MB. However, the p/w halt code on this unit is preceded by the letter, "i" ( as in, i 85070929 ), and that seems to indicate a problem. The power-down didn't work, the code from bios-pw.org didn't work, and I couldn't find a jumper on the motherboard, or an online schematic.
Apparently there is a general passcode that works. A guy on ebay with a decent reputation sells one - for $49, which is more than I want to spend.
Does anyone have any ideas how to get at this? Thanks.
I have an HP Stream 11, and it has a power-on password. Usually they will fall to either taking out the cmos battery and doing a complete power-down, or using a code from bios-pw.org, or shorting jumpers on the MB. However, the p/w halt code on this unit is preceded by the letter, "i" ( as in, i 85070929 ), and that seems to indicate a problem. The power-down didn't work, the code from bios-pw.org didn't work, and I couldn't find a jumper on the motherboard, or an online schematic.
Apparently there is a general passcode that works. A guy on ebay with a decent reputation sells one - for $49, which is more than I want to spend.
Does anyone have any ideas how to get at this? Thanks.