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Dell Latitude 3340
BIOS Version A09
MB: 13229

Operating System Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit)
Model Dell Inc. Latitude 3340
Processor Intel Core i3-4010U @ 1.70 GHz -1 processor, 2 cores, 4 threads
Processor ID GenuineIntel Family 6 Model 69 Stepping 1
Processor Codename Haswell ULT
Processor Package Socket 1168 BGA
L1 Instruction Cache 32 KB x 2
L1 Data Cache 32 KB x 2
L2 Cache 256 KB x 2
L3 Cache 3072 KB
Motherboard Dell Inc. 0JYV9F
Northbridge Intel Haswell-ULT 09
Southbridge Intel ID9C43 04
BIOS Dell Inc. A02
Memory 4096 MB DDR3 SDRAM -1MHz
Round Rock 13.3" UMA
DELL Latitude E3340 DLR30 13229-1 A00.pdf
2013-06-28 REV : SSI
boardview Dell Latitude 3340 Wistron DLR30 Round Rock 13.3" UMA 13229-1.cad
13229-1.jpgScreen Shot 2021-01-05 at 11.45.44.jpg
 

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Thank you,

There is still a small problem

I had no idea it would want to erase the drive, is there any way to unlock the hdd and store data on it?

First it didn't want to accept the code, I had to confirm it with the left ctrl + enter, then a message about erasing the disk appeared ...

I need data from HDD...IMG_1157.jpg
 
If there is important data I recommend connecting the HDD to another laptop for backup before unlocking
 
Ok, thank you, so I tried to connect the disk to another computer and the disk manager says that the disk is not initialized. I don't know how exactly dell hdd password works, could it affect the data on the disk, or can I believe that the disk was uninitialized before the password?

So the Dell hdd password only applies to a specific drive? and when connected to another computer should it be normally readable with all data?

I'm just asking for sure
 
Ok, thank you, so I tried to connect the disk to another computer and the disk manager says that the disk is not initialized. I don't know how exactly dell hdd password works, could it affect the data on the disk, or can I believe that the disk was uninitialized before the password?

So the Dell hdd password only applies to a specific drive? and when connected to another computer should it be normally readable with all data?

I'm just asking for sure
you need try
I think other laptop work normal
connect as a removable drive
 

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