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Cannot access laptop.
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Jean_III said:Thank you @J_BThis is a bit ambitious for me.I am in my eighties and all I know about computers is what I have picked up as I went along. I think I might have to pass all your information on to my Grandson and see what he can do.Come on Jean - where's your spirit of adventure
Seriously though, it's a simple enough job for someone who knows what they're doing - maybe a local PC shop perhaps, but *NOT* Currys/P C World ... please!1 -
When you get that picture, try inputting any series of numbers or letters, if your son-in-law was prudent, he may have left a hint at the password, which will come up when you input the wrong one.2
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I know it sounds daft, but try his mothers phone number for the pin!1
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Last one I did was using the auto repair/utilman workaround.
no need for any messing about with boot utilities or moving a drive to another machine.
Loads of guides on youtube
I used this one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBFAzK9mgNI
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