"A BIOS-locked computer prevents changes to firmware settings, often due to a forgotten password, and can be unlocked by using manufacturer-specific master passwords (generated from error codes) or by physically resetting the motherboard via CMOS battery removal or jumper shorting, though some modern systems require specialized software or BIOS chip reprogramming for advanced locks."
eburtonlab
Mentor8 months ago@6cg7
That sounds like a question for Google:
"A BIOS-locked computer prevents changes to firmware settings, often due to a forgotten password, and can be unlocked by using manufacturer-specific master passwords (generated from error codes) or by physically resetting the motherboard via CMOS battery removal or jumper shorting, though some modern systems require specialized software or BIOS chip reprogramming for advanced locks."