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Can I bypass a password on a laptop |
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I have to look on line for which button to press when booting up. As it is not f8 or delete or ESC
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Thanks guys for all the input problem now solved. Done factory reset. Little girl is happy now.
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Next time if you need to clear a windows logon password, as long as the hard drive is not encrypted then its easily doable with a boot CD and something like Kon Boot.
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Next time if you need to clear a windows logon password, as long as the hard drive is not encrypted then its easily doable with a boot CD and something like Kon Boot.
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Or create the password recovery drive using windows native feature!
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If it's the BIOS password then I don't think there is any way to bypass it.
I recently sorted out an issue with a BIOS password on a friends laptop by simply removing the CMOS battery for 30 seconds. |
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