I have problem on my bios password

i have problem on my bios password i putt 3 times now its halted with error of cnu938516w
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e9lofuq3gd
3rd letter lowercase L.
4th letter lowercase O.
7th letter lowercase Q.
Use that code to go into the BIOS.
Disable all passwords that are enabled.
If asked for the CURRENT password use that code.
If asked for NEW password just hit enter.
If asked to VERIFY password just hit enter.
Save and exit.
REO
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