Toskiba Keydisk

I try to make key disk ...
hmmm...
wat was to be "Move to sector 1 on the disk (sector 0 is the boot sector)"

Thank You

dexter27

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Iniciado por el pegao

Gracias Gondar_f... intentaré no forzarlo por hardware, no vaya a ser que me lo cepille...

También he encontrado esto, pero tampoco funciona:

Keydisk to bypass Toshiba laptop password
The following instructions can be used to create a "keydisk" to enable you to bypass a Toshiba laptop BIOS password.

You will need the following items:

Blank formatted floppy diskette (720K or 1.44Mb)
The notebook in question
Another PC, even a desktop
A decent hex/disk editor
Follow these steps to create the disk:

Fire up the hex/disk editor on your working PC
Insert the floppy into the drive
Edit the disk with the editor
Move to sector 1 on the disk (sector 0 is the boot sector)
Alter the first 5 bytes of the sector to reflect the following:
004B
0045
0059
0000
0000
Save the disk
Put the disk in the laptop's floppy drive and cold-boot
When the password prompt appears, press Enter. You should be asked if you want to set the password again.


En este fin de semana prepararé el artilugio ese del puerto paralelo, ya os contaré.

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Iniciado por dexter27

I try to make key disk ...
hmmm...
wat was to be "Move to sector 1 on the disk (sector 0 is the boot sector)"

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Hi dexter27,

do not reopen old threads, specially if you are not going to provide an effective solution to the original problem. Please take a look to our Normas del foro before continuing posting.

Here "el pegao" was telling us that the cable didn't work for him.

Move to sector 1 on the disk" means that it is where you have to put the first value provided with the instructions, besause sector 0 is the boot sector and is not useful for storing that data.

I hope it helped you

Salu2

http://img359.imageshack.us/img359/6631/celliigy4.pngKeep on Rollin' :mad:

ok, j8, ya lo he movido.
Welcome dexter27 and please read the Forum Rules.

PD: ¿Deberiamos traducirlas a varios idiomas?

No... ;)

Salu2