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Article #556Re: <<<<< Back door PASSWORD Award bios >>>>><<<<< PASSWORD >>>>>>>
From: Hovsep Derboghossian
Date: Sun, 06 Aug 1995 00:00
Date: Sun, 06 Aug 1995 00:00
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>> if you have AMI bios AMI_SW also works on some versions >> > >Does anybody know the BIOS backdoor password for compaq machines, some >of the older ones for 386s perhaps??? > I have a 386 motherboard with an AMI BIOS dated 08/08/93. I've never heard of back doors until recently. How does one use this password? Do I enable password checking, then enter it, or is it entered at some other point. -Hovsep
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