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Hello, I'm reaching out to you because I'm having a little issue with my computer.
I have a TOSHIBA Satellite (great! :p)
During some startups, I get a little message asking for a password "hdd password". I had set this password, but unfortunately, due to my poor memory, I've forgotten it (great! :p)
I tried to reset my BIOS to see if that could help... (no luck)
Then I opted for flashing my BIOS... unfortunately, when I try to access the BIOS to check the boot sequence (to boot from my boot disk with my new BIOS on it), the BIOS refuses to launch...
I was advised to do a complete reinstall of my "Micro$oft Windobe" system, do you think that could solve the issue of my HDD password (to get rid of it...)
Hoping to hear back from you, I wish you all the best...
Thank you!
I have a TOSHIBA Satellite (great! :p)
During some startups, I get a little message asking for a password "hdd password". I had set this password, but unfortunately, due to my poor memory, I've forgotten it (great! :p)
I tried to reset my BIOS to see if that could help... (no luck)
Then I opted for flashing my BIOS... unfortunately, when I try to access the BIOS to check the boot sequence (to boot from my boot disk with my new BIOS on it), the BIOS refuses to launch...
I was advised to do a complete reinstall of my "Micro$oft Windobe" system, do you think that could solve the issue of my HDD password (to get rid of it...)
Hoping to hear back from you, I wish you all the best...
Thank you!
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Hello,
it's simple my dear, just follow these steps one by one:
-Unplug the hard drive
-turn on your laptop and enter the BIOS.
-Once you're in the BIOS, plug in your hard drive and go to the first option to detect it.
-Once the drive is detected.
-Go to the security section to enter the HDD PASSWORD.
-and enter a new password.
-Save the BIOS settings and restart.
-It will ask you for the password, enter it and it will work.
-Once that's done, restart your PC and enter the BIOS and disable the HDD PASSWORD.
Everything will be fine.
Tested 1000% by myself.
it's simple my dear, just follow these steps one by one:
-Unplug the hard drive
-turn on your laptop and enter the BIOS.
-Once you're in the BIOS, plug in your hard drive and go to the first option to detect it.
-Once the drive is detected.
-Go to the security section to enter the HDD PASSWORD.
-and enter a new password.
-Save the BIOS settings and restart.
-It will ask you for the password, enter it and it will work.
-Once that's done, restart your PC and enter the BIOS and disable the HDD PASSWORD.
Everything will be fine.
Tested 1000% by myself.
let me introduce myself: Rayan, I'm in networks and telecommunications. I'm currently going through the same issue with my laptop's HD, except that I didn't forget the password; it just popped up on its own.
The HD is a Samsung HM160JC, and it contains all my digital life, and I'm panicking right now.
My question is: Does your "hot plugging" technique allow data preservation?
Thank you.
I followed your advice and it works, yes.
My only problem is that it asks me for the old code before entering the new one.
I still don't have a solution.
Hello,
In the process "once you're in the BIOS connect your hard drive and GO TO THE FIRST one to detect it."
What do you mean by "go to the first"... To the first what?
Thank you