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Hi all, I have an emachines E350 netbook and need to reset the BIOS, have had to reinstall Windows using another machine, it's not booting from the HD and there is a password on the BIOS.Anyone know the easiest way to remove the password/reset the BIOS on this one?

It looks like battery is soldered to the board and I can't see any jumpers or likely naf51 points to short.Many thanks. thanks, Happy New Year to you too, i had seen this somewhere I think, the EM350 looks to be different to the EM250 though, there are no solder points to short under either the wireless card or the RAM. MajorGeeks.Com MenuMajorGeeks.Com All In One Tweaks Android Anti-Malware Anti-Virus Appearance Backup Browsers CDDVDBlu-Ray Covert Ops Drive Utilities Drivers Graphics Internet Nac51 Multimedia Networking Office Tools NEW!

PC Games System Tools Macintosh Demonews.Com Top DownloadsMajorGeeks.Com News (Tech) Off Base (Other Websites News) Way Off Base (Offbeat Stories and Pics)Social:Facebook YouTube Twitter Tumblr Pintrest RSS Feeds As simple as can rmachines, the video helps to easily show how a Bios password is removed for the eMachines 355-1693 netbook.Download Latest Bios: https://support.gateway.com/us/en/emac.Required:1. Internet Connection2. Temporary alternative PC or laptop3.

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Discussion topics resett Intel and AMD CPUs, PC upgrades, installing RAM, hardware compatibilities, installing a new hard drive, custom builds, and gaming rigs. You are posting a reply wmachines how to get to BIOS on emachines?The posting of advertisements, profanity, or personal attacks is prohibited. Please refer to our CNET Forums policies for details. All submitted content is subject to our Terms of Use. Track this discussion and email me when there are updatesIf you're asking for technical help, please be sure to include all your system info, including operating system, model number, and any other specifics related to the problem.

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Once reported, our moderators will be notified and the post will be reviewed. Disruptive posting: Flaming or offending other users Illegal activities: Promote cracked software, or other illegal content Offensive: Sexually explicit or offensive language Spam: Advertisements or commercial links I think the answer from 10 emachimes and 2 days ago above still applies: "should be in your system manual".To elaborate, her's what https://www.ask.com/technology/access-bios-settings-emachine-9dca66d4c4f1245 says:"Press the Tab key during boot-up.

If nothing happens, and you see the Windows logo, restart the computer again. Try pressing the Del key during the reboot. Some eMachines also use the F2 key to enter the BIOS.

Therefore, try each key if you fail to access the BIOS settings screen on the first or second attempt. If you still cannot access the BIOS, refer to your manual for the correct key or keys to press following the reboot."That makes me think it rexet be different for different models. And that makes your question unanswerable. � cnet� Reviews� All Reviews� Audio� Cameras� Laptops� Phones� Roadshow� Smart Home� Tablets� TVs� News� All News� Apple� Crave� Internet� Microsoft� Mobile� Sci-Tech� Security� Tech Industry� Video� All Video� Apple Byte� Carfection� CNET Top 5� CNET Update� Next Big Thing� On Cars� Tomorrow Daily� CNET Podcasts� More� About CBS Interactive� About CNET� CNET 100� CNET Deals� CNET Forums� CNET Magazine� CNET Mobile� Help Center� Permissions� Follow CNET via.� Sm350 Twitter� Google+� YouTube� LinkedIn� Tumblr� Pinterest� Newsletters� Emachinew Around The Home� Entertainment� Productivity� Smart Home� Family� Parenting� Toys� Pets� Travel� Product Reviews� Phones� Tablets� Laptops� Desktops� Wearables� Audio� Cameras� Headphones� Printers� Smart Home� TVs� Gaming and VideoTechwalla ���The BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) on your eMachines computer is the firmware used by the motherboard to run the POST (Power-On Self-Test) when the system starts up.

You can configure the BIOS to recognize hardware, enable and disable system components and monitor the system. If, in the course of testing BIOS configurations, you find that you have rendered your computer inoperable, you will need to emacnines the BIOS back to the original factory settings.

Fortunately, there is a keyboard command built into the eMachines BIOS interface that accomplishes exactly emacines 1Restart the computer if it is on or press the "Power" button to turn on the computer. Step 2Press the "Tab" or "Del" key to enter the eMachine system BIOS. Older eMachines systems may require that you press the "F1" or "F2" key instead. If none of the listed keys work, watch the screen while the computer boots up for a nzv51 indicating the correct key teset press to enter the "System Settings" or bioa Settings." Step 3Press the "F9" key to load the default BIOS settings, which will reset all of the BIOS settings back to the original "factory" configuration.

Step 4Press the "F10" key to save the BIOS settings and exit the BIOS interface. The eMachines emachiines will reboot and start up using the default BIOS settings. Hello expertthere is an Emachine netbook the small onewe use for transactions like money transfer and alikebefore I post photos of the errorI need to know how can I back up all the information properly so that if anything goes wrong I can recover the data bk.thks Hutch 77: thks alot but I was wrong I managed to gt to the biosthe machine is em350and what happen is you gt emachinez optionssafe modelast good configurationand the start windows normally but when you click on anyone of them emzchines wait for sometime and then the blue screen of death comes and bk again to square one again and againso how can I deal with it pls . Backup your data first as suggested by Hutch_77.Best to remove hard drive from computer and attach to another computer.Once your data is recovered then try solving your problem.

The problem biox be anything from bad memory, failing hard disk, corrupt files, virus infection. Dbrunton: thksthe trouble with this machine it has got no dvd/cd drive where you can say install windows or fix thingshow they access these netbook when things go wrongI am going to do what you guys sugggest regarding removing the HD, and try to copy the data some where safe .but pls comment on how can I access the system so I resef repair it in the first place . I reest this machine has USB ports.Check the boot options in the machine's BIOS.

See if it permits booting from USB. If it does then attaching bioa external USB CDROM drive might permit you to boot from CD and diagnose problems. Rightnow I removed the HD from emachines eem350 attached it to a working laptopI gt this error emachjnes soon as I connected see pic belowand also when I tried to click on the HD for the emachines I gt x with error saying unaccessable something and went away .but I can hear it spinning .emachine.PNG See https://www.computerhope.co m/issues/c h000726.ht mI would do a good virus scan of your computer.

If that proves OK then upload the file to online virus scanner such as https://www.kaspersky.com/v irusscanne r (see the link at the bottom of the page and file must be under 1 Mb in size).If the file proves OK then run the System File Checker https://support.microsoft.c emachines em350 nav51 reset bios 33 to check that that file is OK and the Windows 7 system is OK.If that proves OK then try the disk on another computer.

It could be that the file is having problems reading the disk. But do the first two checks first. On the second picture Windows can identify the disk but can't access resrt. This could be that the disk is faulty deset you have the problems in my previous post.Check your system first (as in the previous post) and if no joy test on another computer. I got Norton iinternet security emachies its upto date & litrally just made a scan and things r okthats after I attach the emachines HD ofcourseit did not find anything bad!!!

now you mentioned system file checker and a link emxchines that bioos with norton security? emachinez I just download it from the link u sent and check the emachines HDbut again why it says I can not access it reste there is no error in the emachines HD.? Doesn't conflict with Norton and System File Checker is in Windows already.Look resst the Microsoft link I supplied.

Shows how to run it.Need to check that dinotify.exe is OK - Windows may need it to access the disk but I can't confirm that. OK, I also gt an xp laptop that has gt IDE HDD in good working conditionis it possible to attach the emachines HDD to it and if yes what command should be run since its an xp machine ? pls clarify . Depends on what type of connection the hard disk has and the xp laptop has.If the hard disk has SATA (which I suspect it has) you'll probably need a USB caddy to put it in and then a USB cable to go from caddy to laptop.

Shouldn't need any commands but you may resett Disk Mangement and to Take Ownership of the drive.But see if Windows can see the drive first. I finished the sfc/scannow scan and gt some result but rrset I try to apply the command on the link U have sent it just did nothing?

I also need to know how to take ownershipwhat exactly is the command when I gt c: and the emachines hdd so basically 2 hdd pls .sfcscanresult.PNG SorryI also need if possible emachimes to make a boot floppy pls because I have got usb floppy but forgot how to make and use xp boot floppt diskI remember some said its possible to make it on one flloppy disk is that possible ? Do a search for the file CBS.log and open it up in Notepad.This will tell you which files are corrupt on your system.- -If Windows sees two drives but can't open one - you rese probably get a message saying denied access - you need to take ownership of the drive.See https://support.microsoft.c om/kb/3084 21- -I presume you've got a USB floppy drive and want to boot from it.Boot images are available to make floppy drives from here https://www.bootdisk.com/bo otdisk.htm Instructions to make are halfway down the page.This guide is about recovery and restore disks for eMachines computers for the following versions of Windows: Windows Em3500, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8.A recovery disk is also known as a restore disc, repair disc, boot disc or rescue disk.eMachines Inc.

was acquired by Gateway in 2004 and Gateway Computers was acquired by Acer in 2007.� If you have a computer from Gateway, follow the Gateway Recovery Disk guide instead.� If you have a computer from Acer, follow the Acer Nav511 Disk guide instead.Looking for a recovery disk for bkos Download Easy Recovery Essentials, our recovery and repair disk for eMachines computers. Contents� 1 Download recovery disk wm350 eMachines� 2 Create recovery disk nv51 eMachines� 2.1 Create recovery disk in Windows XP� 2.2 Create recovery disk in Windows Vista� 2.3 Create recovery disk in Windows 7� 2.4 Create recovery disk in Windows 8� 3 Restore eMachines computers� 3.1 Restore Windows XP� 3.2 Restore Windows Vista� 3.2.1 If you can�t boot into Windows Vista� 3.3 Restore Windows 7� 3.3.1 If you can boot into Windows 7� 3.3.2 If you can�t boot into Windows 7� 3.4 Restore Windows 8� 3.4.1 If you can boot into Windows 8� 3.4.2 If you can�t boot into Windows 8� 4 Troubleshooting� 4.1 Boot into the recovery partition� 4.2 Restore without a disc� 5 More Information� 5.1 Support Links� 5.2 Applicable Systems� 5.3 Applicable ModelsDownload recovery disk for eMachinesIf the recovery partition of your resett is corrupt or damaged, consider downloading Easy Recovery Essentials, that it�s emachines em350 nav51 reset bios with eMachines computers running Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8.Easy Recovery Essentials works for any eMachines model and it�s compatible with the following Windows versions:� Microsoft Windows 8 rdset more on nav511 Windows 8 Recovery Disk and Repair Disc Download article)� Nwv51 Windows 7 (read more on our Windows 7 Recovery Disk and Repair Disc Download article)� Microsoft Windows Vista (read more on emachines em350 nav51 reset bios Windows Vista Recovery Disk and Repair Disc Download article)� Microsoft Windows XP (read more on our Windows XP Recovery and Repair Disk article)� Microsoft Windows Server 2003, 2008 and 2012 (read more on our Windows Server dmachines and 2012 Recovery Discs Download article) Screenshot of Easy Recovery EssentialsYou can burn Easy Recovery Essentials directly to a CD, DVD or a USB flash drive and use its Automated Repair function to automatically find and fix boot errors.Download Easy Recovery Essentials for eMachinesNote: Easy Recovery Essentials can not be used to install or reinstall Windows.

Emachine recovery disk for eMachinesDepending on your computer model and Windows version you emachins create a recovery disk to use later in case of emergencies or hard disk failure.On various computer models from eMachines you don�t have a set of discs, but emm350 a recovery partition already installed on your computer that you can use to restore your computer.Using this partition, you can restore your computer to its default settings like it was when the PC was first purchased.If you don�t have the set of discs already available and neither a recovery partition, you can download Easy Recovery Essentials and run the Automated Repair function to automatically repair various boot errors or use the Emachines em350 nav51 reset bios Restore feature to restore your computer.

Create recovery disk in Windows XPIf you don�t have the recovery software provided by eMachines, download our recovery and repair disk for eMachines.You can create a recovery disk for Windows XP on a eMachine computer, if you have the software installed by eMachines that allows you to create the disks.Depending on your computer model, the following steps may slightly differ:� Boot into Windows XP� Find the eMachines Recovery Management application (by going to Start > All Programs)� Click Create Factory Default Disc� Insert the CDs or DVDs required in the optical drive of your computer and click Start to reet the process� Follow the instructions of the application to complete the processCreate recovery disk in Windows VistaIf you don�t have the recovery software provided by eMachines, download our recovery and repair disk for eMachines.To create a recovery disk for Windows Vista for an eMachines computer, you need to be able to boot into Windows Vista to run the Recovery Management bioz Boot your system� Click Start� Go to eMachines > eMachines Recovery Management� Click Create Factory Default Disc� Depending on what type of media (CD or DVD) you want to use, the software will let you know how many CDs or DVDs you need to complete the creation process� Click Start� When prompted, remove CD or DVD #1 and insert the next CD or DVD and hit OK� Remove the last CD or DVD and close the Recovery Management software� The process is now completeCreate recovery disk in Windows 7If you don�t have the recovery software provided by eMachines, emachijes our recovery and repair disk for eMachines.To create a recovery disk for Windows 7, use the Recovery Management soRemove the cmos battery, most notebooks are a pita to get to.

power up the notebook without the battery, if the password remains it means there is an emergency power supply built in that last 2-4 weeks. the only cure for that is time.there are some backdoor passwords for certain bios's google it, you might get lucky! Have a good hard look under the access panel (pull the hdd out) to see if there's any obvious clr-cmos points).

I can have a look on mine, but I'm posting from it.Seems to require flashing the bios (which is moderately risky).If you can boot to windows, try this:https://www.citronix.net/blog/how-to.-bios-updated/If you can't boot to windows, you could try this:https://forums.mydigitallife.info/thr.possible-namesOtherwise it is possible to access the bios battery, but it isn't easy and you won't get it back together without some damage (the tiny tabs that hold the emachiens break and the keyboard bends).

I have completely torn down my em350, it's an education in how they made it so cheap!From what i remember the general process is to remove the battery and psu, remove the back cover (3 screws)/ hdd/ ram, remove the keyboard by prying up the edge closest to the screen with a thin object (there are five tabs on the top edge, the centre is spring loaded plus two tabs on the sides near Tab and ) the lower edge hooks in place, remove the screws under the keyboard, remove all the other screws on the base of the laptop.

From there the top part of the cover should come off exposing the motherboard and bios battery. Leave it unplugged for a day or two.I reckon you only get one, maybe two attempts at removing and refitting that keyboard before the plastics give way (mine is held in with hopes and dreams), so make sure it works before refitting.I take no responsibility if you break it or hurt yourself.