Slava Bacherikov
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Dell service tag is always uppercase, so there is no point in allowing lowercase input. This supposed reduce amount of errors users can make when generating password.
Password generator for BIOS
This project contains master password generators for various BIOS/UEFI firmware. For more info read this.
Latest released version available here and latest testing version (synchronized with master branch) here.
Supported BIOS types:
- Asus — current BIOS date. For example:
01-02-2013 - Compaq — 5 decimal digits (e.g.
12345) - Dell — supports such series:
595B,D35B,2A7B,A95B,1D3B,6FF1,1F66,1F5AandBF97,E7A8. e.g:1234567-2A7Bor1234567890A-D35Bfor HDD. - Dell Insyde BIOS (Latitude 3540) — e.g.
5F3988D5E0ACE4BF-7QH8602(7QH8602— service tag). - Fujitsu-Siemens — 5 decimal digits, 8 hexadecimal digits, 5x4 hexadecimal digits, 5x4 decimal digits
- Hewlett-Packard — 5 decimal digits, 10 characters
- Insyde H20 (Acer, HP) — 8 decimal digits, 10 decimal digits or HP
i(lowercase and uppercase) prefixed 8 digits. - Phoenix (generic) — 5 decimal digits
- Sony — 7 digit serial number
- HP (AMI BIOS) — 8 hexadecimal digits (A code)
- Samsung — 12, 18 or 44 hexadecimal digits
More info
- http://dogber1.blogspot.com/2009/05/table-of-reverse-engineered-bios.html
- https://sites.google.com/site/hpglserv/Home/article
Thanks
- asyncritius — for major contribution to dell generator
- dogbert — researched most of generators present here
- hpgl — for dell generator
- let-def — for Acer Insyde 10 digit