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by cliff680
I'm imaging that this is a power on password.
You need to either unplug the system battery for a few minutes, or remove the jumper the controls that.
by thechas
Laptops have system level passwords that once set cannot be easily reset by the user.
For most laptops, you need to provide proof of ownership, and have a factory service center reset the password.
For some, you actually have to replace the soldered in BIOS IC.
There is one last hope, and that is password crack sites.
http://www.pwcrack.com/index.shtml
Good luck,
Chas
by willcomp
If it is system password, afraid TheChas is correct.
If it is Windows Administrator password, simply boot from Windows installation CD, re-partition hard disk, and install Windows XP.
By the way, you need an 800 MHz or better processor and 256MB RAM to run XP with reasonable performance.
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