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[b]You need to contact your system Maker or M$ for an answer to this.

In response to your question about changing the M'Board the answer is no as the Password is part of the OS stored on the HDD so changing the M'Board will not change the way that Windows Works unless you consider the system no longer booting is useful.

You could however use the Recovery Disc Set to reload the computer destroying everything on the HDD and ending up with a as New Software Load on this computer.[/b]

Col

if you change the motherboard in the computer, the password will be gone...

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