removal of the password at startup

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• How to cancel the removal of the password

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• Satellite L300-1BW - BSOD and then the password at startup appeared

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  Thanks for posting in the Microsoft Community Forum.

  Rest assured that we would do our best to help you.

  This problem may occur if any third-party application takes time to load at startup.

  I suggest to follow the methods below and check if this solves the problem.

  Method 1

  Disconnect all external devices (printers, scanner, USB (universal serial bus) drives, etc...) Except the keyboard and mouse and then start.

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  Refer to section of boot mode safe.

  Start settings for Windows (including safe mode)

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  When I restart my window 7, it always appear a login screen, inputing password, and I would avoid this connection process.

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  1. press Windows + R key on your keyboard.

  2. Enter the following command and press ENTER:

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  5. click on OK.

  6. Enter your password when you are prompted, and then click OK.
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  Redford:

  You may have always given up this password expires the thing, but I followed your posts at the end and I wanted to let you know that I just got to work! I don't have to do anything really to my computer, I just worked in the command prompt. And that's simply because of the headaches that you've been through a couple of years.

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  I am under my user account with administrator privaleges. I am running Windows normally. Windows told me that my password is going to expire tomorrow.

  1) click Start menu

  2) command prompt type

  (3) right click on command prompt

  (4) select run as administrator

  (5) type the following text exactly net /maxpwage accounts: unlimited

  (so if someone told you that by phone (so read aloud and it's logical) it would be net accounts [space bar] [space bar] oblique (the one with the question mark key) maxpwage colon unlimited, no space after the slash)

  6) press [Enter]

  (7) you will receive a notice that says that the command completed successfully.

  I just thought that you, Redford, perhaps for another attempt after a couple of years. And, if I am incorrect, it is now listed on all together for someone else to use with the knowledge that he managed to fool the computer, me.

  For anyone else reading this, not Redford, when you work with the command prompt, you must type it exactly. That's why #5, brackets, I typed out as one addressed to you, something someone used, the other on me and it worked. If you get something other than the result stated in #7 make sure you typed it exactly.

  Good luck! Yet once again, it worked for me.

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• How to remove the password of BIOS on Satellite M40

  I'm looking for the password Bios or how can I reset the password for Bios of Satellite M-40.
  I forgot my Bios password and I can't used my laptop more.
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  I have bad news for you...:(le mot de passe dele de BIOS ne peut être enlevé facilement.)
  As far as I know that the ASP (Toshiba authorized service provider) can remove unknown BIOS password...

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• How to remove the password of BIOS on Satellite Pro A120?

  I have a Satellite Pro with a system password, when I started, I asked Mr. password I was its power off for over a year now, because the number 9 key was stuck in position, so I couldn't even try to type a password.

  Two days ago, I've corrected the keyboard. Now the system will just to the point where it asks for a password but I don't know anymore, I tried more than 40 passwords I've used in my past.

  So I ve open. Removed the battery during the night. no use. I've read on this forum about the keydisk, parallel dongle. Don t have a parallel port, or floppy disk. I also read another post on this forum about a brand under the RAM that needs to be grounded and I found no such thing.

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  Hi Rob

  I know that you are so happy to pay for it. Friend of mine has paid 60 Euros for the removal of the BIOS password.
  Anyway, please believe me you can not do anything alone. Sascha is right when he wrote about the different ways for the removal of the password and your model has the worst. I mean it can't be deleted so easy.

  Your laptop uses a sort, I'll call him, code stimulus / response. Service must send a code specific to the seat and wait for the response code. If the code matches the code deleted challenge the BIOS password cvan.

  Thus, there is no way to be removed from your own.
  Sorry mate :(

• eliteBook 8570w: how to reset the password of BIOS in Elite < book8570w

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  Hello

  Unfortunately, business machines such as Probooks or EliteBook have more strict security consumption patterns - they do not produce "stop codes", the password cannot be derived from the serial number and the code is stored in a nonvolatile memory to remove the RTC cell does not reset the password in this case.

  If you Contact HP Business support they should be able to send you a file custom SMC.bin that you can use to reset the password at startup.

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