I generally recommend that customers DON'T set a BIOS password, but I The laptop is a Toshiba LS which has an H2O Insyde EFI. When I type in wrong password for BIOS since it has the Insyde H20 BIOS EFI, it doesnt give me a number code of any sort like many websit. Hey. Three days ago i wanted to delete my bios password.I went in to bios, Entered my current password and leaved blanks on the "Enter new.

Hey. Three days ago i wanted to delete my bios password.I went in to bios, Entered my current password and leaved blanks on the "Enter new. Quite often, the password will be set (either in plaintext or hashed) in a separate EEPROM in the computer, so that the ROM for the BIOS has no. Highlights: The most widely used UEFI BIOS in production Architecture facilitates speeds time to market for new platforms and allows for easy hardware. When I type in wrong password for BIOS since it has the Insyde H20 BIOS EFI, it doesnt give me a number code of any sort like many websit. UPDATE: If you can boot into Windows, then try this updated Windows-only method I had a customer drop off a laptop with a BIOS password. I generally recommend that customers DON'T set a BIOS password, but I The laptop is a Toshiba LS which has an H2O Insyde EFI. Unfortunately, none of those tools work on EFI firmwares, which are the next generation of BIOS. Naturally, this laptop just has to have an Insyde H2O EFI. Actually I have a Compal QAL51 barebone with insyde h2o bios. The problem is that I forgot the bios password and can't change the configs. EFI is stored in a chip on the motherboard,not in the hard drive. If I press F2,it will say "Enter Password" and it will beep a lot. The HDD is. Does anyone know if there is a backdoor password for Insyde H20 BIOS? + volume down to enter UEFI BIOS, and from there enter the BIOS.