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Reset an asus pc without password or cd

vivine74 Posted messages 5 Status Member -  
amomo642 Posted messages 384 Status Member -
Good evening everyone,
I’m new to help forums and also to the field of computing. Here is my problem: I got a PC from the brand Asus, running Windows XP. It’s a PC that was used for a company, so I want to reset it so that it doesn’t lag and only has software and a word processor (no internet connection is required for my future use...). When I turn on the PC, it goes to the BIOS and asks for a password... I tried the simultaneous keys ctrl + Alt + Del, but the password is still requested. And of course, I don’t have this password, and I can't perform any operations. I don't know what to do; does anyone have a solution for a non-professional in the field of computing? Thank you in advance.

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amomo642 Posted messages 384 Status Member 51
 
Well, without a password at startup, you won't be able to do much indeed.

Is the PC big?

If possible, try it, or consult a professional to open the PC, remove the BIOS battery from the motherboard for 1 minute, and restart it.

The password will disappear.
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vivine74 Posted messages 5 Status Member
 
Yes, it is a big PC; however, it is currently at my workplace, so I won't be able to give you the exact reference today. As for the battery, I removed it for at least 5 minutes, and the problem is still there (we agree that it is a flat, round battery, right?).
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amomo642 Posted messages 384 Status Member 51
 
Yes, it is flat.

That's weird...

It's the big battery plugged into the motherboard, right?
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vivine74 Posted messages 5 Status Member > amomo642 Posted messages 384 Status Member
 
YES, in any case, I think, I'm not quite sure what the motherboard looks like, but there is no other one... and just at startup, I don't see the Windows logo displaying, it goes directly to this black screen and of course in English...
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