ACER BIOS password
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Hello,
I am the owner of an Acer laptop (Aspire V Nitro VN791-G) and I want to format my PC for the very first time. However, I am facing a password issue when trying to enter the BIOS to select the boot mode.
To be clear: I am not looking for a bogus method to bypass the password on my PC. Whenever I try to find documentation regarding this password, I come across articles explaining how to circumvent this security.
THIS IS NOT MY CASE
I just want to know where I am supposed to find the password legally since I am the buyer and sole owner of this computer...
Thank you in advance for your replies!
I am the owner of an Acer laptop (Aspire V Nitro VN791-G) and I want to format my PC for the very first time. However, I am facing a password issue when trying to enter the BIOS to select the boot mode.
To be clear: I am not looking for a bogus method to bypass the password on my PC. Whenever I try to find documentation regarding this password, I come across articles explaining how to circumvent this security.
THIS IS NOT MY CASE
I just want to know where I am supposed to find the password legally since I am the buyer and sole owner of this computer...
Thank you in advance for your replies!
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Thank you for your response!
I bought it new, and it seems to me (after some effort to remember) that I must have entered a password for the BIOS
Unfortunately, I am 99% sure of the password I must have used, but apparently my BIOS doesn't agree with me
Between the date I entered my password and now, I have switched to Windows 10. Could that have an impact?
I bought it new, and it seems to me (after some effort to remember) that I must have entered a password for the BIOS
Unfortunately, I am 99% sure of the password I must have used, but apparently my BIOS doesn't agree with me
Between the date I entered my password and now, I have switched to Windows 10. Could that have an impact?
Between the date I entered my password and now, I switched to Windows 10. Could that have an impact?
No.
And if you bought it new, it's 99% certain that you are the one who set a password on the BIOS.
One thing to try. It's possible that for the BIOS, the keyboard is in QWERTY and that you're looking for a password in AZERTY.
Otherwise, does anyone know how to change the boot order without going through the BIOS?
That’s all I need u____u
But I think the simplest solution would be to bypass the password, if it's technically possible.