TOSHIBA STELLITE PRO S300 PSSBOA-OLMOOT FORGOT BIOS PASSWORD

If you don't know your bios password you will have to unplug your PC. Do not just turn it off, unplug it. Remove the cover from your PC, and remove the battery on the motherboard for a minute or two. It will look like a watch battery. Replace the battery, and boot up the PC.

Warning, you will lose your BIOS settings too.

Just click on the lick below and follow the instructions:

http://en.kioskea.net/faq/1192-lost-bios-password-resetting-the-bios#software-reset

Is this a Bios Password, Hard Drive Password or Windows User Account Password? Did you set the password and forgot it? If it's a Bios Password you'll need to remove the CMOS Battery attached to the motherboard and let it sit a couple of hours then replace the battery and see if it forgot it had a bios password. Most times you'll have to disassemble your laptop to get to the CMOS battery. If it's the Hard Drive Password, them 99% of the time this is indicative of a stolen laptop and the only remedy is to try to give the laptop to it's rightful owner or replace the hard drive. Hard Drive passwords are enabled and can be done by the rightful owner remotely in some cases to keep thieves from getting to sensitive data. Maybe the guys at: http://www.generalsystemsconsulting.com can help you.

Try "phoenix".

There are many known ways to reset / remove / bypass the password:

* By removing the CMOS battery
* By using the motherboard jumper
* By using MS DOS command
* By using Backdoor BIOS password

but if it is the windows password,then you have to use a windows password recovery tool to reset the password.

To nreset password in Bios on Toshiba units.

Open RAM door on rear. Locate pins some models these p[ins are between the ram modueles. Ensure the set is off and bridge the two pins ( looks like a littel plug with needle type pins with a paper clip or screwdriver. Replace the door and reboot Enter a new passowrd if needed.

Thanks for using FIXYA

please provide a model number and serial number for the unit to [email protected]. They will provide an unlock solution for the BIOS password.

Hi Arthur Clarke,

Did you set the BIOS password for your notebook or was it set automatically by the computer? Anyway, to solve this problem, you may need to bring out your system to a near Toshiba ASP.

If you need further assistance or information regarding your problem, call Toshiba Tech Support (800-457-7777). Hope this helps.

try removing the battery inside for the bios, and the jumper for clearing the CMOS. or try flashing the bios

or visit this site for more details:
http://www.tech-faq.com/reset-bios-password.shtml