You officially a god to me. I spent hours and watched dozens of useless videos trying to figure this out. I even contacted Dell support and they wanted to charge me money to tell me how to fix the problem. I knew there was a gem in the internet somewhere that would simplify the process. Thank you ×10,000
Woaah awsome thank you so much! I have the same pc with password,and was about to give up, but i searched just to se if there where any hope at all. This reset the password and i can now do what ever i want! Thanks!!!
Hello JD4x4, thanks for the comment! Is the position of the 3 pins the same as in the video and next to the 3 pins there should be some letters "PSWDCLR", is that the case? Do you see the "Dell Security Manger" message every time the computer is turned on? If that's not the case, then even though you have a Dell Optiplex 3010, it might have a different motherboard model. The fastest way to reset the password is to take out the CMOS battery, that small coin-like watch battery that every motherboard has. Take it out for around 15-30 min and then put it back. That should reset any passwords and other configurations like the date. If you need help doing that I have this video ruclips.net/video/iMcCVN9Y090/видео.html go to minute 10:20 to see how to take out the CMOS battery. Hope it helps!
@@MyITWorkshop Yes, the layout, location, & lettering was exactly the same on my 3010 SFF built in 2013. I had tried removing the CMOS battery for 1 hr. but it did not clear the pwd, so I'm grateful to be able to finally update my bios from A09 to A22!
Hello, The jumper in the video is to reset the Bios password or admin password. If no changes are save on your bios I’d think the issue is the CMOS battery, a coin like, round battery, that every motherboard has. Try replacing it. Specially when the computer is old, that battery stop proving power and not saving configurations in the BIOS. Hope it helps Thanks for the comment!
Hello NoiD, I checked the manual for that model: dl.dell.com/topicspdf/optiplex-3080-desktop_owners-manual_en-us.pdf if you go to page 50, zoom in on the motherboard, you will see a blue jumper in the lower left part. I think that'd be the one to reset the password. Hope it helps Thanks for the comment!
Sir I forgot my password and i have removed jumper but still it is asking about passwords why i have done whatever you did , I also did everything like you ??????
Everytime I set a new password, My keyboard is disabled on reboot and I am locked out so I have to keep doing this password reset. What am I doing wrong?
How do I fix my Dell Optiplex 3010 It's showing "Alert! Service Mode Hamper is set. To Continue press F1 key To Change setup option press F2 key To run onboard diagnostics press F5 key" on start. I don't like it 😓😓😓😓 Please help.
Hi, It depends on the model. Something you can try is removing the cmos battery and leave it out for around 30 min, then put it back. Again, it depends on the model, on some this method works, on others don’t. Thanks for the comment!
You officially a god to me. I spent hours and watched dozens of useless videos trying to figure this out. I even contacted Dell support and they wanted to charge me money to tell me how to fix the problem. I knew there was a gem in the internet somewhere that would simplify the process.
Thank you ×10,000
Woaah awsome thank you so much! I have the same pc with password,and was about to give up, but i searched just to se if there where any hope at all. This reset the password and i can now do what ever i want! Thanks!!!
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Thank you I was looking for that jumper
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Thank you for this. I couldn't find the jumper location on my 3010 anywhere else!
Hello JD4x4, thanks for the comment!
Is the position of the 3 pins the same as in the video and next to the 3 pins there should be some letters "PSWDCLR", is that the case?
Do you see the "Dell Security Manger" message every time the computer is turned on?
If that's not the case, then even though you have a Dell Optiplex 3010, it might have a different motherboard model. The fastest way to reset the password is to take out the CMOS battery, that small coin-like watch battery that every motherboard has. Take it out for around 15-30 min and then put it back. That should reset any passwords and other configurations like the date. If you need help doing that I have this video ruclips.net/video/iMcCVN9Y090/видео.html go to minute 10:20 to see how to take out the CMOS battery.
Hope it helps!
@@MyITWorkshop Yes, the layout, location, & lettering was exactly the same on my 3010 SFF built in 2013. I had tried removing the CMOS battery for 1 hr. but it did not clear the pwd, so I'm grateful to be able to finally update my bios from A09 to A22!
¡Muchas gracias, tenia tiempo con este problema y gracias a ti lo he resuelto!
Thank you very much, it worked. Will this message be displayed always on start up?
Hello there,
What message?
@@MyITWorkshop Nevermind, I didnt put the jumper back to make a new password. The message "hardware jumper was removed..." Tnx.
@@UnstableAudioProductions Yep, otherwise it will pop up every time.
Video starts at 4:40
It works like magic😂.
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How can you make it where you can make any changes to the bios without having to always pulling the jumper pin every time?
Hello,
The jumper in the video is to reset the Bios password or admin password. If no changes are save on your bios I’d think the issue is the CMOS battery, a coin like, round battery, that every motherboard has. Try replacing it. Specially when the computer is old, that battery stop proving power and not saving configurations in the BIOS.
Hope it helps
Thanks for the comment!
Cool, nice job :)
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GOOD AFTERNOON, I NEED TO RESET THE BIOS OF THE COMPUTER DEL OPTIPLEX 3080 I5 10500
Hello The process is similar to the one in the video.
Hope it helps
Yy for the comment
Do you know how to reset OptiPlex 3080 micro? The reset jumper seems to not exist for this model...
Hello NoiD,
I checked the manual for that model: dl.dell.com/topicspdf/optiplex-3080-desktop_owners-manual_en-us.pdf
if you go to page 50, zoom in on the motherboard, you will see a blue jumper in the lower left part. I think that'd be the one to reset the password.
Hope it helps
Thanks for the comment!
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Thnk buddy
Sir I forgot my password and i have removed jumper but still it is asking about passwords why i have done whatever you did , I also did everything like you ??????
Hi! Can you show me how to remove the bios password on dell optiplex 3000 I don't see the jumper on this computer if can please help me .
Everytime I set a new password, My keyboard is disabled on reboot and I am locked out so I have to keep doing this password reset. What am I doing wrong?
i just fix up my own
I really only have a problem with my disk drive password as I want it to be “not set” so it doesn’t lock me out everytime
I got to the point where I see the message but my f2 wont pop up the boot options
Pulled the jumper; plugged in pwr for 15-20 seconds. Replaced the jumper. Now my Power supply doesn’t even come on; WTF?
How do I fix my Dell Optiplex 3010
It's showing
"Alert! Service Mode Hamper is set.
To Continue press F1 key
To Change setup option press F2 key
To run onboard diagnostics press F5 key"
on start. I don't like it 😓😓😓😓
Please help.
it works for me for optiplex 3080?
I don’t get it it won’t work
what about acer laptop?
Hi,
It depends on the model. Something you can try is removing the cmos battery and leave it out for around 30 min, then put it back.
Again, it depends on the model, on some this method works, on others don’t.
Thanks for the comment!
I'm completly locked out and ant enter bios
It didn’t work still can’t open up
I want personal help
Thank you!