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So, I have a ASUS Transformer Book T300L. I usually set a pass on my BIOS just in case (I'm a paranoiac). This time I tried to set it, introduced it slowly to see I introduce it correctly, confirmed it, it was accepted. When I turn the laptop on, it does not want to accept it. Guys, just for you to understand, I'm really desperate =(
Is there a way to reset it (may be by disassembling it somehow)?
Please Help!
skipper
Posted 2014-05-17T19:44:02.620
Reputation: 21
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I've had similar problem on t300l. When password is required, press Alt+r. The system asks you for a rescue password.
A list of such passwords is available on pastebin. Example of the first ones:
2002-01-02 ALAA4ABA
2002-01-03 A4219DAA
2002-01-04 AA4HBBLA
2002-01-05 AAAALO0B
2002-01-06 A2BBAAAL
2002-01-07 A0BB00LD
invite
Posted 2014-05-17T19:44:02.620
Reputation: 41
The password changes each day. You will need to ask Asus for a new one. – Andreas Hartmann – 2014-08-05T07:15:34.567
2Try removing the CMOS battery for a while. Might reset the date to on of those in the list. – Jens Erat – 2014-08-05T08:14:36.497
After reseting the date, this list worked for me. Thanks – Ifch0o1 – 2015-07-16T16:33:10.497
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This question has been here unattended for a while. In the end, I got my device to a registered Asus service center, and the cost of the reset was around 30 USD.
I no longer own the device, but just a note, the issue was in the BIOS version. The password I had set included digits and both lowercase and uppercase letter, and the issue was in the lower/upper case part. I did eventually update the BIOS and everything was well on, but just wanted to make note to be careful when setting the password.
skipper
Posted 2014-05-17T19:44:02.620
Reputation: 21
try this and tell me if it worked: http://www.wikihow.com/Break-a-BIOS-Password
– Devid – 2014-05-17T20:33:09.617