Password issue on power-up
jad
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Bilel -
Bilel -
Hello,
I have a huge problem with my computer. When I turn it on, it asks me for my power-on password. But when I enter the password, each letter is typed twice... I can't delete or press enter... and of course, it won't start...
I've already tried to boot it, I pressed F8, F2 but nothing works...
What should I do????
Thank you for helping a desperate man...
I have a huge problem with my computer. When I turn it on, it asks me for my power-on password. But when I enter the password, each letter is typed twice... I can't delete or press enter... and of course, it won't start...
I've already tried to boot it, I pressed F8, F2 but nothing works...
What should I do????
Thank you for helping a desperate man...
6 réponses
The answer is in another discussion, but there's nothing wrong with copying and pasting...;)
* Sorry for the delay, but I hope my answer will guide those who have the same problem...
- As soon as you turn on your PC, make sure that the password prompt does not appear. Meanwhile, as soon as you see your PC's brand and those famous instructions like "Press F10-F12," press simultaneously: ALT+CTRL+DELETE... just like you would to restart your PC, but you won't do it just once, but several times.
Let me explain: when you press ALT+CTRL+DELETE, the PC restarts immediately, but if you do it multiple times; it's supposedly what "breaks" the password; the system will restart several times before destroying the password and ultimately allowing you to access your files!!
- To "succeed" in this trick, you need to press the CTRL+ALT+DELETE keys even before the brand of your PC and the famous instructions I mentioned earlier are displayed. Do it and repeat about 6 or 7 times. Normally _if done correctly_; you will only have to recover your files and format your PC if you want to :) !!!
PS: A video will be available upon request; if some do not understand what I've just written!!! Just send an email ;)...
* Sorry for the delay, but I hope my answer will guide those who have the same problem...
- As soon as you turn on your PC, make sure that the password prompt does not appear. Meanwhile, as soon as you see your PC's brand and those famous instructions like "Press F10-F12," press simultaneously: ALT+CTRL+DELETE... just like you would to restart your PC, but you won't do it just once, but several times.
Let me explain: when you press ALT+CTRL+DELETE, the PC restarts immediately, but if you do it multiple times; it's supposedly what "breaks" the password; the system will restart several times before destroying the password and ultimately allowing you to access your files!!
- To "succeed" in this trick, you need to press the CTRL+ALT+DELETE keys even before the brand of your PC and the famous instructions I mentioned earlier are displayed. Do it and repeat about 6 or 7 times. Normally _if done correctly_; you will only have to recover your files and format your PC if you want to :) !!!
PS: A video will be available upon request; if some do not understand what I've just written!!! Just send an email ;)...
Thank you in advance.