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by olanrewaju.yusuff Accepted solution
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by oh smeg Accepted solution
Ring them for a location of their nearest Service Agent and arrange for them to fix this for you.
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by .martin. Accepted solution
by oh smeg Accepted solution
Some of their NB's develop a fault that sets a Password to BIOS without any intervention by a person.
These affected Models should be fixed free by Toshiba and they are the only company who seems to suffer from this issue.
While any Company will Clear their BIOS only Toshiba does this for free for customers with affected models as far as I know of. :)
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