Somebody gave me an older Panasonic Toughtbook CF-35 they got from an auction pallet. It only boots so far and I want to check the bios params. However, the bios is password protected since it came form a police station. Is there a way to erase the bios like you would do in a desktop by pulling a battery and letting the cmos reset to default? Thanks.
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Panasonic CF-35 Erase BIOS
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