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Date Posted: 09:27:35 06/11/09 Thu
Author: bryan (frustrated)
Subject: Re: Fujitsu c2220 lifebook - boot cmos password reset

>I have a Fujitsu C2220 notebook and i need to reset
>the boot up password as i forgot what it was. I saw
>your reply to the post "Re: fujitsu c350 lifebook" and
>understand that the Debug option is only an option if
>you can boot up off a DOS disk to run it.
>
>I've also read that there are options to "short" pins
>on the EEPROM chip. I'm hoping there is a jumper or
>that the CMOS battery can be removed (wait for 15
>minutes or so) or that there may be a backdoor CMOS
>password for the Phoenix v4.0 CMOS chip.
>
>Please tell me the easist way to reset the system?
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Rick Lee
>r4xlee@sbcglobal.net

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