motherboard bios issues

[Mr.Scott]

Excuse the delay. Been busy taking care of snow storm the last couple days.

 

[W1ck3d]

yeh im in texas we were hit hard no power 3 days and no isp turned off internet to all customers sucks

 

[ThrashZone]

HI,
Besides myself loosing power for 24hr's xfinity internet was up the whole time they have good deals too for 6-700mbps
I hate using cell phone though for search....

 

[W1ck3d]

yeh xfinity isnt offered in my area for anything over 1mb so il pqss

 

[ThrashZone]

Hi,
Can't pass if you're not in the same field it's just not an option

 

[Mr.Scott]

Update:
Cannot be done, at least not by me. Password rom of bios is encrypted or something. Nothing but symbols. Will not let me write it to zero's either. NCR did a pretty good job of making this almost impenetrable.

 

[W1ck3d]

Update:
Cannot be done, at least not by me. Password rom of bios is encrypted or something. Nothing but symbols. Will not let me write it to zero's either. NCR did a pretty good job of making this almost impenetrable.

thanks for the effort il just pull the cpus and ram from them and recycle the board
such a waste since they are pretty nice boards

 

[MikeD]

Hi, I work as field tech for NCR, there is no way to clear the password if it has been forgotten - its designed that way to stop anyone with physical access to the ATM / SCO from booting off other media.
Kinda makes sense in the ATM environment hey Last thing an ATM needs is the ability to boot off a custom OS with hacking tools.
The password can actually corrupt itself and renders the board useless - NCR dont even repair these if they become bricked, their a throw-away job unfortunately as labor, transport etc cost more than a new board.
I can give you the default (non-customer specific) passwords to try, obviously I cant hand out passwords to try used by the banks. You can try the default passwords of 2468, NCR, NCR123 and NCR456.

 

[W1ck3d]

Hi, I work as field tech for NCR, there is no way to clear the password if it has been forgotten - its designed that way to stop anyone with physical access to the ATM / SCO from booting off other media.
Kinda makes sense in the ATM environment hey Last thing an ATM needs is the ability to boot off a custom OS with hacking tools.
The password can actually corrupt itself and renders the board useless - NCR dont even repair these if they become bricked, their a throw-away job unfortunately as labor, transport etc cost more than a new board.
I can give you the default (non-customer specific) passwords to try, obviously I cant hand out passwords to try used by the banks. You can try the default passwords of 2468, NCR, NCR123 and NCR456.

thank you very much

 

[Shooter-Fra]

Hi,

try : BIOS : ncrTEMP123
BBS : ncrTEMP456

 

[Rajan]

im in need of some expert help
ive tried everything i can think of and cannot figure this out
i got my hands on 3 NCR Estoril motherboards
lga 1150 itx board from atm machines
problem is the bios on these boards are password protected and no conventional method seems to clear it and i dont really know what to do next
manufacturer website is useless
these use the HYDE H20 bios
i do have an eeprom reader/writer if someone comes across a method that would require it

I think you can use current password as ncrTEMP123 to get in the bios but suggest you do not change the password its risky