Remove BIOS Password From Toshiba Laptop. 

I will check on that and get back with you in a short while , please pardon the late response.

de Nada, muchas gracias

what is the model of the laptop? I'll see what help I can offer.

Tecra A6. Where is the battery or bios jumper?

can you post the full model number of the laptop and I'll look into it for.

Toshiba satellite A205-S5814 system Unit

Toshiba satellite A205-S5814

you are welcome

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what were the errors that you got?

Which model toshiba do you have? I'll look into any options available.

@@Villain2techstuffLorfils c650

​@@Villain2techstuffLorfilswe have a Tecra A6. Where is the bios battery or jumpers?

Please forgive the late reply have you reinstalled the memory modules and see whether the beeps are still present or not?

@@Villain2techstuffLorfils Hello again, no the beeps stopped. I checked and it turns out I had not put in the memory card properly. However, the blue window keeps popping at the start. I could not bypass the password, no matter how many times.i tried. I suppose I'll try to start it up using a flash drive so I can restore the laptop to its original state. I'll see if that helps. I'd hate to have to do that because I have so much content in it 😒

@@gisselgarci Before restoring the computer, do you have a docking station? if you do, you can copy all of your data to another drive then restore and copy the data back to the computer, if not then try using another drive to restore preferably SSD if possible.

I will check for you, but if the boards are similar then it should work.

No it will not erase any of your information from your computer, that information is stored on your HDD or SSD .

I have the same computer as you and am wondering the same

, should be the same.

Under the bottom most ram slot you should see a sticker. Around the stickered area, you should see what is labelled in fine print, to be JCMOS If you can’t find it around the stickered area, you will need a heat gun. Heat the sticker with mild heat from the heat gun and peel off the sticker gently. Under it you should see a JCMOS labelling. You should either see two contact points with bare soldering on it or they should be bare PCB area, Take a small flat blade screw driver in order to bridge the two contact points. hold these for at least 15 seconds. This should be time enough to clear or reset your CMOS

@@Villain2techstuffLorfils Hi, Thanks SO much for the rapid reply. I very much appreciate it. However, I looked throughout the entire motherboard such as around the CMOS battery, under the RAM, and took off the stickers there but could not see the JCMOS or the two contacts that I would have to jumper. Do you have the schematics? Thanks again.

I tried it and for sone reason i could' nt get it to work Tosiba C6550-S5209 can u help me out .

i'm not sure

send me the model and I'll try to help.

@@Villain2techstuffLorfils Toshiba C55_C_1L4

It work for u

Please i need help

@@iliasbencharhi9091 it didn't work 🙁

If It Is the Same Model , On The Board Just Below the Memory Card, There Will Be 2 Solder Points With "XXX" Stamped On The Board Next To The X's , They Are The Points That Has To Be Jumped Or Shorted.