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Help! My laptop broke with weather change. I only get a black screen with a rectangular box asking for a password that I cannot figure out. Any help much appreciated. Call me 602-278-6901, Tammie Perez

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This sounds like it is the BIOS Password, the only way I know how to reset it, is to take out the onboard Battery from the Motherboard and to put it back again, so that your Bios losses its Memory, but then all your other settings are also reset. I would suggest that you take it in to a shop to let it be done, if you do not know much about Laptops. Regards

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