Hi,

I doubt if there is a reset button; that is the sort of thing you find with routers and stuff that is in a secure environment.

I don't know that particular model, but as you are having a problem with the BIOS password, it will not be stored in the BIOS so re-setting it will do no good.

There should be a separate eeprom chip that holds the password. Basically you use the paper clip to clear the eeprom chip and then you are in business.

I will have a look for the instructions/link and PM them to you.



EDIT: how many password generating programs have you tried...............I am aware of two, and I am not quite sure which models they are supposed to cover..............I will have a look at those as well...........try them first (if you haven't already) and try clearing the eeprom chip as a last resort