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Reset BIOS Settings to default from Windows with CMOS De-Animator

Last updated on December 7, 2014 By Venkat

If you want to clear CMOS memory from Windows, which resets BIOS  settings to default, you can use CMOS De-Animator utility for that. CMOS De-Animator allow you to invalidate checksum’s of your system’s CMOS memory, resets all settings to default and clears any stored BIOS passwords if any upon reboot.

Clear CMOS from Windows with CMOS De-Animator

This utility  doesn’t a have graphical user interface. Run the utility, click ‘OK’ for the confirmation message to clear CMOS memory.

CMOS De-Animator is freeware and portable, runs on all Windows operating systems, no administrator privileges required.

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Update: Download link has been removed from this post since too many users reported their anti-viruses found this program as a virus.

December 7, 2014: CMOS De-animator v3 download link (Majorgeeks), this file has been uploaded to VT and the result is: it is clean.

Filed Under: Freeware Tagged With: clear CMOS, Clear CMOS from Windows, CMOS De-Animator, reset BIOS settings

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  1. Bruno Casarini says

    August 16, 2010 at 6:42 pm

    I tried to download the 32-bit version of CMOS De-Animator, but Avira denied access to the file. I got this message:

    “Virus or unwanted program ‘DR/Delphi.Gen [dropper]’
    detected in file ‘C:De-CMOS.exe.”

    • Venkat says

      August 16, 2010 at 7:16 pm

      @Bruno Casarini
      It’ may be false positive, I ran it in my system with latest Updated AVG 9.0 free installed as screenshot suggests, AVG didn’t alert about that.
      Please read this
      http://www.st-ware.com/page.php?20
      I also uploaded file to VirusTotal and 8 out of 42 anti-viruses have shown infection :).
      Here is link of VT analysis http://bit.ly/bshVHF
      It’s upto you to decide

  2. Mithun John Jacob says

    August 17, 2010 at 9:38 am

    But does this works on all BIOS like AMI, Award etc ?

  3. Jozef says

    August 18, 2010 at 12:21 am

    Yes it does work on all BIOSes. Altough on some systems, the utility might need to be run under one-time administrator privileges, and then it will work for all users system-wide. Unfortunately this is a driver related issue.

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