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June 24th 03, 08:25 PM
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password!
I just got home from a very wet *gg* vacation, and just before i set a
password on my ibm t20 so my little sister could not use it! but now i forgot it! I tried do remove both baterries and the harddrive but the pass prompt is still there! anyone know how to remove it / where is it stored? 
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June 24th 03, 08:47 PM
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"Floatin" wrote in message
k... : I just got home from a very wet *gg* vacation, and just before i set a : password on my ibm t20 so my little sister could not use it! but now i : forgot it! : : I tried do remove both baterries and the harddrive but the pass prompt is : still there! : : anyone know how to remove it / where is it stored? : Computer theft is a serious crime, troll boy. What a maroon! J.
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June 25th 03, 12:49 AM
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On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 21:25:08 +0200, "Floatin"
wrote: I just got home from a very wet *gg* vacation, and just before i set a password on my ibm t20 so my little sister could not use it! but now i forgot it! I tried do remove both baterries and the harddrive but the pass prompt is still there! anyone know how to remove it / where is it stored? If it really is *your* T20 you'll have a manual wihch will tell you that the computer needs to be returned to IBM for a system board swap. Rgds, George Macdonald "Just because they're paranoid doesn't mean you're not psychotic" - Who, me??
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June 25th 03, 03:03 AM
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In article , fammacd=!
says... On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 21:25:08 +0200, "Floatin" wrote: I just got home from a very wet *gg* vacation, and just before i set a password on my ibm t20 so my little sister could not use it! but now i forgot it! I tried do remove both baterries and the harddrive but the pass prompt is still there! anyone know how to remove it / where is it stored? If it really is *your* T20 you'll have a manual wihch will tell you that the computer needs to be returned to IBM for a system board swap. Come on George! He was protecting his "sister"! Sorry, but George is right. Set the password and you'd better remember it. If you swiped the ThinkPad, sorry. You have exactly what you deserve, well sans a cell and big-bubba. -- Keith
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