I never noticed that there was a BIOS setup password implanted in my HP desktop pc until I tried to enter BIOS to configure an old hard disk.
To remove the password I tried the old trick of removing the CMOS battery cell but that didn’t help, computer lost it time and date but the BIOS password remained there.
However I was able to remove the password by removing the jumper from small pins present near the CMOS cell.
I am not sure if this is a HP specific thing or do the other manufacturer’s also make use of such jumpers

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  1. Hey! I just bought a HP 6910p and the guy that i bought it from don’t know the password… Could you take a pic at the jumpers i can’t find them!
    Id really appriciate your help!

    /sorry for my bad english I’m from sweden :P

    /Rob

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