Here is a link to an article that may help you. Make sure you save the password if you reset it.

Good luck

http://www.technibble.com/how-to-bypass-...

the 'so-called' technician at technibble and many others that purport to be knowledgeable on power-on-passwords do not understand that to use any power-on-password killer, u have to gain access to the power-on-password creator, which means any cracker in windows.

a. is not going to work coz the password is written to a chip on the motherboard, and

b. the power-on-password comes up b4 anything, so u can't even get into get ito windows.

c. wiping the bios via the cmos battery will not work, although, it did work once for me on an hp but i had to do it in very specific way, the same method wouldn't work with a sony vaio.

so u need a dedicated piece of software to reprogram the eeprom chip, this is an electrically erasable progammable read only only memory chip that usually only the original manufacturer will be able to give u the code.

although there some guys out there that have learned how to do it but it is not a free service, i know this is not going to help u solve ur problem but hope it helps u understand what has to be done.

u will also have to prove ownership of ur laptop, which is not so easy to do, unless u r the original owner.

regardz

jakkadan

jejeje a mi me paso eso y solo llame a la toshiba y me dijeron que tenia que llevarla al centro de servicio autorizado y que esto tenia que pagarlo yo osea no lo cubre la garantia por que eso es un pass que tu pusistes y solo me costaba 25 dolares aca en puerto rico y saben que trate con todo y nada y al cabo de 3 meses intentando acordarme el pass en una me ti uno que yo creia era y fuaaaaaa ese mismo era y lo quite y no lo pongo mas amenos que sea necesario y apuntala en unsitio seguro