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It looks like some drives have known Acer Aspire 5930g BIOS password error. This issue can occur for a number of reasons. Now we will deal with them.
This section provides the standard password clearing and BIOS recovery procedures for the Aspire 5930 / 5930Z / 5730Z Series. The 5930 / 5930Z / 5730Z series provide hardware free space on the motherboard to reset the password check, which is a hotkey to enable BIOS recovery.
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Steps To Remove BIOS Password Verification
If users set a BIOS password (supervisor password and / or user password) for security reasons, the BIOS prompts for a password during system POST or when accessing the system setup menu. However, while there is no doubt that if you need to bypass password verification, users will have to close the hardware gap to clear the password, typically by doing the following:
- Shut down the system and unplug the hard drive, powerAC power and my device’s battery.
- Open the back cover of the machine and find the hardware gap on M / B as shown in the picture.
- Quickly use the instrument to measure the conductivity at both points of the HW Gap.
- Plug in, save the momentary hardware rupture error, and press the power button to power on the system before BIOS POST completes. Then remove the instrument from the hardware space.
- Reboot the system. Press the F2 key to enter the BIOS setup menu.
- If not prompted for a password, the BIOS password will be erased with confidence. Otherwise, follow the instructions and try again.
NOTE. These steps simply reset the BIOS password (supervisor password and user password).
This section describes the standard Aspire 5739 BIOS password clearing and recovery procedures. The Aspire 5739 has one hardware hole on the motherboard for password reset and another for activating BIOS recovery using hotkeys.
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If users set a BIOS password (supervisor password and / or user password) as a precaution, the BIOS prompts for the password during system POST or when entering settings in the BIOS setup menu. However, if there is a need to bypass password verification, users should reduce hardware space to clear the password by doing the following:
- Turn off the system and disconnect the power supply and battery from each of our devices.
- Open the hard drive and RAM doors.
- Remove the hard drive.
- Find the appropriate HW Gap M / B as shown in this particular image.
- G1 – reset the real time clock. When activated, the signal resets all register bits in the RTC, as you can see on the well. If CMOS is not removed (only in G3 power state), the RTCRST # input should normally be high when all other electrical RTC planes are activated. Esland the RTC battery is low or low on the rig somewhere, the RTCRST # pin should actually go up before the RSMRST # pin.
- G2 – current reset of the secondary real time clock. This signal starts with the controllability of the register bits in the RTC to be true when the TRTC battery is removed. The SRTCRST # entry should always be high because you are using all the other RTC power panels. In case the RTC battery is low or missing on the platform, the SRTCRST # pin should go up before my RSMRST # pin.
- Use a conductivity tool to close two points of the desired material gap.
- Plug in AC power, close the hardware gap, and press the power button to enable the system BIOS before POST completes. Then a tool to fix our own hardware vulnerability.
- Reboot the system. Press the F2 solution to enter the BIOS setup menu.
If a password cannot be requested, the BIOS password is enabled and successfully deleted. Otherwise, follow the steps and try again.
NOTE. These steps are probably only for clearing the BIOS (supervisor password, user password and password).