KILLCMOS
A free BIOS password reset software
Regardless of whether you lose your BIOS password when remembering it, if your system suffers from a voltage fluctuation, or if you fall victim to an unpleasant virus, you can be affected in these scenarios. KILLCMOS will be able to restore your system to a functional state by pulling up default factory settings, without the hassle of entering BIOS setup during boot time.
Features:
- A power flux reset, viruses attack, a virus reset, a security reset, or a password reset can all be recovered from you.
- Using factory settings, keeps CMOS active while restoring factory settings.
- Decrypts any previous CMOS password.
- Small file size: only 7.13 KB.
- Automatic settings do not need to be set or overrided.up.
- Easy to use: When you reboot, your mainboard will automatically display default settings.
KILLCMOS is a handy tool if you ever lose control of your BIOS settings or password. Despite what the freeware name suggests, KILLCMOS does not kill, or reprogram your CMOS, but rather works as a desperate remedy to password loss. checksums and values of the CMOS will be adjusted at the user's leisure, allowing an effective bypass of the password and restoration of the mainboard to its original settings on the PC. Thus, it does have no direct impact on hardware - In order to update the settings on the mainboard, you simply need to write them and read them.
Software instead restarts the mainboard with factory settings once the CMOS is dead.
KILLCMOS can decrypt even a complex password with confidence, and boot up the mainboard with factory settings based on that password.
There are many other reasons you might forget a password. you may find yourself in a pickle after messing with BIOS setup during booting, or lose control due to a nasty virus or an unusual power flux - In addition toKILLCMOS, it includes an UNK CURING.It is important to stop relying solely on the power of rehabilitation and bringing your system back together.
It was developed back in 1996 and even though it has been updated over the years, KillCMOS is an older freeware. is to use flashable motherboards, which are more likely to fail on newer machines. Furthermore, KILLCMOS won't perform if the BIOS is completely corrupt or malfunctioning.
