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i have a dell inspiron e1505 and when i turn it on, it loads then goes to a black and white page and at the top it says dell.com this computer system is protected by a password authentication system. i can't access he data on this computer without the correct password..i have have to type in the system or administrator password. but i do not have the password.i bought this from and friend with the charger and everything. When i first had it i went straight to the windows. i could go on the interent everything but my uncle went on is and accidently did something and now i have to put the password. Can anyone help me please?

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by oh smeg

By your Description you are after a BIOS Password that has been added to the system so you should ask your Uncle what Password was inserted here.

If you are unable to recover the Password from your Uncle you need to take the unit to a Dell Authorized Repairer and Pay for the Fix which may require a New M'Board depending on what has been done to the system. Sorry but I can offer no more because this is not something that is accepted on a Public Forum Password Cracking which can help Criminals to steal your MB and on sell it in working condition.

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by haileynoelani

Oh okay i understand, i'll take it to something. but thank you for helping me.

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