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i need macbook pro late 2008 bios bin file

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blackhorse49

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May 20, 2011
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my friend locked my macbook pro late ,2008 by icould & hi is forget the pin.
now i wan to remove the chip bios & reflashing & i wan the rom file plz.
thank you.
 
Aside from the ridiculous text size and color, if your "friend" actually did such a thing, he can unlock it, so just make him do it then remove the pin.
 
Munkypoo7 said:
Aside from the ridiculous text size and color, if your "friend" actually did such a thing, he can unlock it, so just make him do it then remove the pin.
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I think "& hi is forget the pin" means "and he has forgot the pin".
 
blackhorse49 said:
my friend locked my macbook pro late ,2008 by icould & hi is forget the pin.
now i wan to remove the chip bios & reflashing & i wan the rom file plz.
thank you.
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First of all, your friend is a jerk. Bring it to Apple since you are talking about a BIOS on an Apple forum, you clearly shouldn't be messing with it.

Since this a pre-2010 MacBook, have you tried starting it up with only one stick of RAM? That tends to reset it! If not you need to go to Apple to get it reset and smack your friend on the back of the head for doing this.
 
blackhorse49 said:
my friend locked my macbook pro late ,2008 by icould & hi is forget the pin.
now i wan to remove the chip bios & reflashing & i wan the rom file plz.
thank you.
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Your English language skills really needs work. And you don't have to post with such a font that makes it looks like you're shouting.

Since it's a 2008 MacBook, you could try booting up with just one stick of RAM, or doing a PRAM reset. That should reset the EFI password.

Macs don't use BIOS, they use EFI.
 
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yjchua95 said:
You English language skills really needs work. And you don't have to post with such a font that makes it looks like you're shouting.

Since it's a 2008 MacBook, you could try booting up with just one stick of RAM, or doing a PRAM reset. That should reset the EFI password.

Macs don't use BIOS, they use EFI.
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Thank you for summarizing my thoughts. :D
 
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