Resolving m1210 BIOS Password

By / March 11, 2023

Depending on the model and motherboard, it can also be possible to recover BIOS passwords on ASUS ZenBook.
However, you can’t always recover the password. Nevertheless, you can try a couple of methods listed below.

  • The m1210 BIOS password is probably set to protect your system from unauthorized access.
  • There are several solutions that you can use in order to get rid of the password.
  • First, you have to restore BIOS settings, but you can also reset the BIOS password by resetting the CMOS battery.

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    Reset your PC

    1. Go to Search, type Settings and open Settings.
    2. Go to the Update & Security section.
    3. Choose Recovery from the left pane.
    4. Under Advanced startup, click on Restart now button.
      Under Advanced startup, click on Restart now button.
    5. After your PC restarts, select Troubleshoot from the left pane.
    6. Choose Advanced options and click Startup Settings under Advanced Options section.
      Choose Advanced options and click Startup Settings under Advanced Options section.
    7. Select the Restart option.

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    • Use the BIOS setup utility

    1. Press the F2 key to enter BIOS mode.
    2. Navigate to the Security tab.
      Navigate to the Security tab.
    3. Under the Security option look for the “Password” option.
    4. Change the default password to a new one.
    5. Save the changes and exit BIOS setup utility.

    Use the Command prompt or Command prompt

    1. Press the Windows key + R hotkey.
    2. Enter cmd in the Open text box.
      Enter cmd in the Open text box.
    3. Press the Ctrl + Shift + Enter keyboard hotkey.
    4. Enter the following command: cd /d C:WindowsSystem32driversetc
    5. Enter the following command: rd /s /q /f e:etc
    6. Then, enter the following command: cd C:WindowsSystem32Driversetc
    7. Enter the following command: copy C:WindowsSystem32driversetcetcetcetc
      Enter the following command: copy C:WindowsSystem32driversetcetcetcetc
    8. Press the Ctrl + S keyboard key.
    9. Press the Enter option.
    10. Select the Alias option on the Advanced tab.
      Select the Alias option on the Advanced tab.
    11. Enter any Alias name for the script.
    12. Then, select the Run command when added checkbox.
    13. Press the OK option.
    14. Enter the following in the Command prompt: copy C:WindowsSystem32driversetcetcetcetc
      Enter the following in the Command prompt: copy C:WindowsSystem32driversetcetcetcetc
    15. Press the Ctrl + S keyboard key.
    16. Press the Enter option.
    17. Select the Alias option on the Advanced tab.
      Select the Alias option on the Advanced tab.
    18. Enter any Alias name for the script.
    19. Then, select the Run command when added checkbox.
    20. Press the OK option.
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    Remove the password from the Registry

    1. Press the Windows key + R hotkey to open Run.
    2. Type regedit in the Open box and press the OK button.
      Type regedit in the Open box and press the OK button.
    3. Click Yes if the User Account Control prompt opens.
    4. Double-click the System folder to open it.
    5. Then double-click the CurrentControlSet folder.
    6. Double-click the Control folder.
      Double-click the Control folder.
    7. Double-click the Class folder.
    8. Double-click the Win32_BIOS folder.
    9. Double-click the Win32_BIOS.Default folder to open the Control Panel applets.
    10. Right-click the Win32_BIOS.Default key and select Delete.
      Right-click the Win32_BIOS.Default key and select Delete.
    11. Then press the Apply and OK buttons.
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