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http://www.spotmau.com/products/package/full.htm?gclid=CLHAj_yz9ZUCFRqH1QodPSb_hA
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by thedrummer2006 Accepted solution
If you cant get the password reset you can always pull the battery and reset the bios. Its not pretty but it works every time. Most mobo's require you to move a reset jumper for about 3 seconds then move it back. I have found some mobo's that wont reset unless you pull the battery too.
Beware if you do this all settings in the bios will be reset to factory defaults.
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[b]So you need to contact the Hardware maker for a solution here and be prepared to submit proof of purchase as it will be required to prove to them that this isn't a stolen unit.
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