There are several methods available for the question of how does the BIOS clear the boot passcode. Here are four common methods:
1.Reset the BIOS settings
Turn on your computer and find a small round battery (about 1-2 cm in diameter) on the motherboard. Gently press down on the edge of the battery with your finger and slide it back for about 10-15 seconds. After waiting for 10-15 seconds, reinstall the battery to the motherboard. Turn the computer back on and the BIOS password has been cleared.
2.Use CMOS to clear jumpers
Locate the CMOS clear jumper on your motherboard (usually marked with "Clear CMOS" or similar). Move the jumper cap from the "1-2" position to the "2-3" position. Wait 10 seconds before reinstalling the jumper cap. Turn the computer back on and the BIOS password will be cleared.
3.Use a password removal tool
On other working computers** a BIOS password removal tool. Unzip the best tool and install it according to the prompts. Open the tool and select the motherboard model that needs to be cleared. Follow the prompts and enter the corresponding operation instructions. Wait for the tool to automatically erase the password and restart your computer.
4.Clear via the BIOS interface
Turn on the computer, and press the [F2] button at the same time to enter the BIOS interface. Select the [Security] option, select the [Boot Password] option, and press the [Enter] key. Enter the BIOS password, set the new password to empty, and save it.
It is important to note that different brands and models of computers may have different BIOS settings and password removal methods. Therefore, it is advisable to consult your computer's or motherboard's manual or visit the manufacturer's official ** for specific guidance before attempting to erase the BIOS password.
At the same time, any manipulation of the computer hardware should be carried out with caution to prevent unnecessary damage to the device.