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can i remove this very first initial password.....

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i just turned on my pc (after getting it back off a guy who was supposed to give me some cash for it as he was going to buy 3 months ago), it started to load.... next second it asks for my current password (all of this took place in 10 to 15 seconds after i switched it on)...... i've tried 3 of my current passwords, it then displays

Password check failed
Fatal error - system halted ....

so I then turned it off, rebooted and it done the same ****.... is there a way to bypass this or remove it?

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by cmiller5400

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by oh smeg

With the above in mind contact the system maker for a solution here.

by joshyudell

I think you should contact the system maker for this solution,they will help youes.

Thanks
Josh Yudell

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