latitute c600

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Joerg Jaeger wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> how could i break the master password in the bios?
> I got a used laptop, but i could not disable the build in mouse pad.
> Is there any tool for that?

It's called a telephone.

Use it to call Dell and prove you're the legal owner.

They'll help you get into the BIOS.

Notan

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Sorry, but why does it always sound like someone is accused of having a
stolen laptop when this question is asked??? If I would have set mine I can
guarantee you that I would forget it. Maybe I wouldn't even know to call
Dell or ask them out of fear that they would charge me for the convenience
of calling them.


"Notan" <notan@ddress.com> wrote in message
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> Joerg Jaeger wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> how could i break the master password in the bios?
>> I got a used laptop, but i could not disable the build in mouse pad.
>> Is there any tool for that?
>
> It's called a telephone.
>
> Use it to call Dell and prove you're the legal owner.
>
> They'll help you get into the BIOS.
>
> Notan

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Ken Williams wrote:

> Sorry, but why does it always sound like someone is accused of having a
> stolen laptop when this question is asked??? If I would have set mine I can
> guarantee you that I would forget it. Maybe I wouldn't even know to call
> Dell or ask them out of fear that they would charge me for the convenience
> of calling them.

You seem a little defensive here.

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Maybe I am just paranoid that someone might view something I've done as
illegal. But I think plenty of people are honest and just ignorant to the
solution to a problem.

I have never stolen anything from a store but am easily irritated when the
retard at walmart wants to look over my receipt before I can exit the store.
trust me I watch the cashiers like a hawk to make sure they don't rip me
off.


"Sparky Spartacus" <Sparky@universalexports.org> wrote in message
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> Ken Williams wrote:
>
>> Sorry, but why does it always sound like someone is accused of having a
>> stolen laptop when this question is asked??? If I would have set mine I
>> can guarantee you that I would forget it. Maybe I wouldn't even know to
>> call Dell or ask them out of fear that they would charge me for the
>> convenience of calling them.
>
> You seem a little defensive here.

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Because it probably is stolen.

"Ken Williams" <REMOVE-THIS_kwillmech1972@yahoo.com_FOR-ANTI-SPAM> wrote in
message news:LWYIe.31991$bp.15165@fed1read03...
> Sorry, but why does it always sound like someone is accused of having a
> stolen laptop when this question is asked??? If I would have set mine I
> can guarantee you that I would forget it. Maybe I wouldn't even know to
> call Dell or ask them out of fear that they would charge me for the
> convenience of calling them.
>

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I guess you have to assume the worst.


"WSZsr" <nospam@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Because it probably is stolen.
>
> "Ken Williams" <REMOVE-THIS_kwillmech1972@yahoo.com_FOR-ANTI-SPAM> wrote
> in message news:LWYIe.31991$bp.15165@fed1read03...
>> Sorry, but why does it always sound like someone is accused of having a
>> stolen laptop when this question is asked??? If I would have set mine I
>> can guarantee you that I would forget it. Maybe I wouldn't even know to
>> call Dell or ask them out of fear that they would charge me for the
>> convenience of calling them.
>>
>
>