Dell Latitude 5350 BIOS Password Removal (8FC8) | Chip-Off Method

🔐 Dell Latitude 5350 BIOS locked with 8FC8 password?
In this video, I demonstrate how to remove a Dell BIOS password (8FC8 type) using the chip-off method.

This is a hardware-level BIOS repair where the BIOS chip is physically removed from the motherboard, read, modified, and written back to restore full BIOS access.

⚠️ This video is for educational and legitimate repair purposes only.
Only perform this procedure on devices you own or are authorized to repair.

🔧 What’s Covered in This Video:
✔ Identifying the BIOS chip on Dell Latitude 5350
✔ Removing the BIOS chip (chip-off technique)
✔ Reading the original BIOS firmware
✔ Removing the 8FC8 BIOS password data
✔ Writing the corrected BIOS back to the chip
✔ Verifying successful BIOS unlock

💻 This method is typically required when:
Dell BIOS shows an 8FC8 password prompt
Software or master passwords do not work
BIOS is enterprise or security locked
Traditional BIOS reset methods fail

🛠️ Skill Level:
Intermediate to Advanced (chip-level repair experience recommended)

📌 IMPORTANT:
Always back up the original BIOS before making any changes.
Improper handling can permanently damage the motherboard.

📩 Need Help?
If your Dell or other laptop is BIOS locked, bricked, or not powering on, and you need professional assistance, you can contact me.

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