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Originally Posted by Oracle
You need to open up that Laptop and remove the CMOS battery so it defaults back to factory settings (all vendors have instructions on how to force a reset of the BIOS)
Then get a hold of a copy of a BART CD (If I had mine I'd send you an .iso image but I borrowed it), then boot from that CD and modify the SAM database then reboot from the hard drive and voila!
Good luck!
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Removing the CMOS battery does not always work anymore. A lot of BIOS passwords are stored in NVRAM on the MB.
Dave
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