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• HP 110 mini book requested for password on the switch on

  Anyone can help with my problem. I am asked to enter a password when that I start my notebook 110 hp.

  Thank you pfindla

  Pfind try.

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  Use this code to go into the BIOS.

  Disable all passwords that are enabled.

  If demand for CURRENT password using this code.

  Request NEW password just press ENTER.

  If asked to hit just to CHECK password to enter.

  Save and exit.

  REO

  I must inform you that these services are not endorsed by HP, and that HP is not responsible for any damages that may occur to your system using these services. Please be aware that you do so at your own risk.

• How to eliminate requests for password Keychain with a log in

  Whenever I connect to Macbook Air multiple popups request password to keychain for different public services. How can I stop this from happening?

  Reset your keychain

  Keychain Access > Preferences > reset my default Keychain

• my laptop turns on and immediately goes to a black screen with a request for password

  my laptop turns on and immediately goes to a black screen with a blue pop up asking you for a password.

  Getting started doesn't let me go to F2 or F11 or F12.

  THE SCREEN STOPS JUST AFTER 3 ATTEMPTS.

  Help!

  I don't know who installed it but I can't use my computer. (I have teenagers, and no one will admit to it)

  Sounds like someone put a hardware/BIOS password on your computer.  You see the Windows logo?  If this isn't the case, then you must know about this, which has put the password and have them removed.  If we cannot help you.

• Try? buy! No request for password

  I downloaded the trial version of the game. My daughter, pressing the "buy" button and the game installed without password request. Of course he created a flow of my credit card. Does make sense?

  She was not buying an app on the Store, she has made a purchase at within an application you already (essentially, an upgrade in-app).  Because the store was not running, it could not detect or block it.  The purchase was made through the application itself.

• How to ignore requests for password when creating the DB with the DBCA shel scripts

  When generate a database with scripts automatically passwords DBCA asks 1 2 times at the beginning and 1 initializing ora.ini DB.
  
  I should replace the lines as
  Connect "SYS" / "' & & sysPassword ' as SYSDBA"
  with the password that is real because it's a public password to test databases.
  
  P. S.
  If these questions are not apropriate and a burden for the cmmunity you can inform me.
  Up to now, if I can't find something on common search keywords, I add it, believing it to be a contribution to the knowledge base of the Oracle communities

  I found the solution. As MarkDPowell has pointed out, invited because ACCEPT input so have to comment on it.

  And I can pass my own password public as a variable to SET - http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B10501_01/server.920/a90842/ch13.htm#1008884

  P. S.

  I'm trying not to let the non-answered son.

• HP pavilion dv7-1040eo: request for password BIOS HP reset

  Can someone help me to unlock the BIOS?

  Key: 59446018

  @znabela

  Enter 46524038

• HP mini 110-1116NR laptop: code fatal error HP mini 110-1116NR laptop computer CNU9390DV7 askin for password

  Request for password after boot and 3 erroneous entries says fatal error CNU9390DV7

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  Try the code

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• IBM think centre @ request for initialization of the system user password and a genius set the bios to lock keyboard can it is bypassed and how?

  Original title: IBM think centre @ start request.

  IBM think centre @ request for initialization of the system user password and a genius set the bios to lock keyboard can it is bypassed and how?

  Hi brandon1980,

  I recommend you contact your computer manufacturer for assistance. The manufacturer would be able to give details about the BIOS (Basic Input Output System) and find out if this feature can be disabled.

  Hope the helps of information.

• It is possible to disable the windows password request for Windows 8?

  OT: password.

  It is possible to disable the windows password request for Windows 8?

  Hello

  Control Panel - Power Options - "require a password on wakeup" - value "need not."
  -Save the changes.

  Desktop computer (Windows key + D) - right click on an empty area - customize - lower right Screen Saver.
  Uncheck the box - the resume, login screen - APPLY - OK.

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  How to make so that Windows 8 connect you to a user automatically at startup account
  http://www.eightforums.com/tutorials/2894-log-user-account-automatically-Windows-8-startup.html

  See #5

  Or use this method:

  How to turn on or off course connect by using Ctrl + Alt + Del in Windows 8
  http://www.eightforums.com/tutorials/5761-secure-sign-CTRL-ALT-DELETE-enable-disable-Windows-8-a.html

  Others:

  How to automatically log on to Windows 8 [direct access]
  http://www.AddictiveTips.com/Windows-Tips/how-to-automatically-login-to-Windows-8-direct-logon/

  Windows 8, how to connect automatically
  http://www.gHacks.NET/2011/09/16/Windows-8-How-to-automatically-log-on/

  I hope this helps.

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• Request for BIOS password after trying to wipe the hard drive?

  Hi - I got a new computer and tried to erase the hard drive on my old Toshiba laptop for sale on. It is a Toshiba A-210 and is about three years old.

  I put the "settings factory restore disk" and tried to follow the instructions on the CD cover. However, the instructions don't match the options given, I did something where I thought I was wiping the HARD drive. It seemed to go ok, but when I tried to start it again, it loads a black screen type "MS-DOS" asking for a password.

  The password only I put up on the computer was for my user profile, and it's not accept that. If I try to go on without the password, the computer turns off.

  I tried Googling and it could be a BIOS password, I think, but I've never been one of these. The only suggestions I could find for fixing involved by pressing one of the buttons "F" and move to Windows, but I can't get an answer using the 'F' keys On the Toshiba site it said that I needed to have it fixed by one of their authorized places, but I don't want to spend money on it, because I was trying only to erase the hard drive before trying to sell it on or scrapping it.

  Does anyone have any suggestions? My hard drive was erased? There is nothing really confidential there, but I like it as clear as possible, I really don't mind if its working, I would consider it breaks to pieces.

  Post edited by: katy_c

  Hello Katy

  After reading your thread I don't understand what you've done to lock your computer.
  Still is it BIOS password cannot be set by mistake.

  When the BIOS password to settle should be written twice before, it will be activated.

  What to do now? Is that the BIOS password can be deleted by a combination of keys or something simple. BIOS password is the most important safety feature and must offer the maximum protection of the BIOS.
  You can sell your laptop without HARD drive too. On eBay, I saw many laptops that will be offered without HARD drive for data protection reasons. HARD drive can be exchanged for less money and it is not so important hardware component.

  In the history I see a problem only: BIOS password. You can offer a little cheaper laptop and the new owner can pay for password removal.

  It is not easy to give you the right answer. I just want to be a little more realistic.

• Discoverer 11.1.1.7.0 against 12.1.3 with OAM 11.1.2 EBS to request the password for the user with Ondaaah

  Hello

  Oracle has not been able to help me to do this job; 2 open of SR for weeks and no good answer.  They referred me to the people of onlinappsdba and various other public Internet sites.  We run EBS 12.1.3 and Disco 11.1.1.7.0 with 10g SSO and Ondaaah and SSL.  That works very well, users, identity is established through Ondaaah on our corporate network, with zero sign - on.  I'm replacing 10gSSO by OAM 11.1.2.  OAM/OID works very well for EBS and OBIEE, always zero sign - on with the OID 11.1.1.7.0 and AccessGate piece (and a webgate for both).  (Too many servers to SSO support in my view, if something goes wrong, too many places to look.)  For Disco, I created the osso.conf in OAM 11.1.2 installed in a folder on the Disco and bounced of Disco.  This works OK if in OAM authentication method is based authentication forms, with OAM inviting the user to signon, OID and then passes the user name and password through the OID in Active Directory, and connect on Disco invites to indicate the user name, and then gives access to workbooks.  No prompt for password clubbing.  But when I try to activate Ondaaah as an authentication method in the OAM, discoverer invite first the "Oracle Applications" connection for a user name and the EUL.  But Disco then prompts the user a password, that no longer exists in fnd_user. because authentication is external.  Connections fail.  I am also unable to create a private connection; This dialog box Disco also invites a user password.  At the login page of Disco, the user session went to OAM and fact authentication successful via Ondaaah.  I can tell from follow-up to the session through Fiddler.  Transmitted to the disco but Disco missing something and password prompts.  Support OAM at Oracle seems to think that OAM is not send the cookie to Discoverer, although I'm not sure.

  First of all, Ondaaah with Disco should work with OAM, right?  Any thoughts on what might be missing?  I went through the MOS notes a few times, closely followed the tutorial onlinappsdba on it.

  Thank you very much.

  Tom

  The hotfix is described in Note 1616228.1 problem with mod_osso and custom authentication plugins.  Disco can work very well, with zero sign - we and OAM.

• Requests for repeated e-mail sign-in

  One time, I started to receive applications of password to connect to multiple e-mail accounts at the opening of my MBA.  The accounts range from gmail, aol and outlook.  I never forget a password request for my iCloud email account.

  Any way to prevent this?  It is becoming a bit boring.

  Hi blueeos,

  I understand that you get some guests for accounts on your computer. I know it's important to have your MacBook Air to work effectively so that you can continue to receive e-mails, so I'm happy to provide advice to help with this.

  One of the most common causes for this would be a change to the password of these accounts. If you have made changes to your accounts, open System Preferences > Internet accounts or Mail > Preferences > accounts and ensure you enter your changed password.

  If these requests are from your keychain, you can also check the information presented here:

  If your Mac keeps asking for the password to keychain - Apple Support

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support, cheers!

• Pirate computer now to request a password

  Compaq model: Presario CQ5300F, Windows 7

  A customer has backed up to the telephone conversation with the strong Indian accent, supposedly from Microsoft, telling him that his computer has problems and released control of his computer for hackers.

  It doesn't have the recovery disks.

  When Windows starts, a window of old-fashion - looks like XP or 98 or 95 - opens requesting a password.

  You use Ubuntu, I was able to back up its files.

  The recovery partition is present, I do not know in what form.

  The customer is willing to let the computer reset to factory settings.

  When I press F11 after turning on the computer, instead of bring the Recovery Manager, she prays for the discs, that I did not.

  Go to the "restoring at last known Configuration" goes back to the same page by pressing F11

  The BIOS seems functional and password is not defined.

  Suggestions for

  1. Access to the Recovery Manager

  2. Using Ubuntu find the routine that asks for the password and disable

  3. Or?

     Note: I will seek in "how to install Windows 7 without the disc" However more faster/easier solutions would be greatly appreciated.

     Thank you for your help,

     Franchises

  Franchisees, welcome to the forum.

  Here is the guide to order the HP recovery media, if it is still available.  Also, here is the system Recovery / backup / restore section for the computer.

  Please, click on "Thumbs Up +" if I helped you and click "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• I received an e-mail from Windows Live, stating that hotmail service is requested for my personal info. Is - is this legitimate?

  Windows Live Upgrade

  I received an e-mail from Windows Live, stating that hotmail service is requested for my personal info. Of * address email is removed from the privacy * East - this legitimate?

  N ° don't send personal information in an email.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-GB/security/online-privacy/msName.aspx

  http://windowsteamblog.com/windows_live/b/windowslive/archive/2011/08/10/i-will-never-ask-for-your-password.aspx

  There has been recent improvements to Hotmail, but no action is required on your part.

  http://windowsteamblog.com/windows_live/b/windowslive/archive/2011/12/15/ten-new-reasons-to-love-Hotmail.aspx