Toshiba bios password removal for latest models

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Satellite P100 & Satellite Pro P100

Open Wi-Fi Cover
Remove Mini Card Wi-Fi card
Locate & Short Out JP8 for 5 Seconds
Remove short and turn on
NO BOOT
Press & Hold Power button to turn off
Turn on again & password is cleared

Satellite L10, L20, L30 & Satellite Pro L20

Open Wi-Fi Cover
Locate & Short Out JP1 for 15 Seconds (Satellite L10)
Satellite L20/Pro L20 short out G1

Satellite M100 & Tecra A6

Open Memory Cover
Remove Memory
Remove Black plastic insulation
Locate & Short CMOS CLR1 for 15 Seconds
NOTE:
All the following models use the same password removal process.

Satellite: 17xx Series, 1000, 1110,1130, 1200, 1900, 2430, 3000 P20,P30, P33, A30, A70, A80, M40X, M50,M60, M70, M100

Tecra A3/S2, A5, A6

The jumper is always located under or near the memory modules
Depending on the model the jumper could be labelled J1, J2, J5, J7, J9 or CMOS CLR1 (M100 & A6)

Satellite,Equium A100 & Tecra A7

1.Remove Strip cover
2.Remove 2 x K/B screws
3.Move K/B Unit up but don’t disconnect
4.Release & Remove Mini Card Wi-Fi Card
5.Locate & short C88 Pin 1 & 2 together
6.Power on Machine while still shorting Pin 1 & 2
7.As soon as the TOSHIBA logo appears, remove short
8.If machine boots, Password has been removed

Satellite A100 (PSAA2A-02C01N)

1.Remove Memory Cover from base of machine
2.Release & remove right side Memory Module
3.Lift black plastic insulation
4.Locate & short PAD500 Pin 1 & 2 together
5.Power on machine while still shorting Pin 1 & 2
6.As soon as the TOSHIBA logo appears, remove short
7.If machine boots, password has been removed

TECRA A4 & Satellite M40

1.Open modem & Wi-Fi card cover
2.Remove mini PCI Wi-Fi card
3.Lift up black plastic
4.Locate & short C738 Pin 1 & 2 together
5.Power on machine while still shorting Pin 1 & 2
6.As soon as the TOSHIBA logo appears, remove short
7.If machine boots, password has been removed

TECRA S1

1.Open palm rest cover
2.Remove mini PCI Wi-Fi card
3.Lift up black plastic
4.Locate & short C5071 Pin 1 & 2 together
5.Power on machine while still shorting Pin 1 & 2
6.As soon as the TOSHIBA logo appears, remove short
7.If machine boots, password has been removed

TE-2300

1.Remove 2 x B12 screws from bottom of system
2.Remove strip cover
3.Remove keyboard screws 1 x B2.5 & 1 x SF4
4.Remove 1 x 4mm screw & Wi-Fi cover
5.Remove mini PCI Wi-Fi card if fitted
6.Locate & short points as shown in picture below
7.Power on machine while still shorting points
8.Short for 5 seconds
9.Nothing will appear on the screen
10.Turn system off holding down power button
11.Password is now removed

Satellite A60

1.Open Wi-Fi slot cover
2.Lift up black plastic
3.Locate & short C561 Pin 1 & 2 together
4.Power on machine while still shorting Pin 1 & 2
5.As soon as the TOSHIBA logo appears, remove short
6.If machine boots, password has been removed.


Satellite Pro L40
1.Open Wi-Fi  & RAM slot cover
2. Locate JRST1 Between Ram and Wifi slot 
3.short JRST1 AND TURN ON SYSTEM.
4. Short for 15 seconds.
5. system is shutdown automatic.
6.turn on the system password is removed.

Toshiba Satellite Pro L650

1. Locate G1 or c513 and G2 or C514 to reset bios
2. In some models it will be B500  under ram cover                                                                                                         Gom3zNovember 15, 2012 11:29 PM
3. Works on satellite L650.
4. Importantly, the “B500″. For better contact, welded a small copper wire between the two plots “B500″.
5. Place one strip of memory start.
6. Display the first page of the bios and then extinction of the laptop alone.
7. Remove the small copper wire and put the remaining memory.
8. Restart and that’s OK.

Toshiba Satellite L700/750 

1. open ramcover
2. locate G1 for bios reset

Toshiba Satellite M60

1. open ramcover
2. locate J2 for bios reset

Toshiba Satalite C850

1. Open ram cover
2. locatae B500 short it for a minute 
3. restart your laptop with bios password.

Toshiba C875D and c850D Password Reset Jumper

Thanks to :
Ronan Lambe
Mikky

Jeffrey Amos

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