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Mar 5 2018 09:51pm
Remove the battery inside?
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Mar 5 2018 09:55pm
Quote (yupitsmeh @ Mar 5 2018 09:51pm)
Remove the battery inside?


2017 model, not a thing with acer :(
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Mar 5 2018 11:00pm
Quote (Penguins0690 @ Mar 5 2018 10:55pm)
2017 model, not a thing with acer :(


There is no motherboard lithium Battery inside?
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Mar 5 2018 11:47pm
abduct is your guy here
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Quote (yupitsmeh @ Mar 5 2018 11:00pm)
There is no motherboard lithium Battery inside?


The data isn't stored there from what I've read.
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Quote (Penguins0690 @ Mar 6 2018 03:06am)
The data isn't stored there from what I've read.


i used the battery removary trick, removed it, unplug psu, turned it off. held power button for about 30sec left battery out for 30mins. place batter back in and try it.

only thing is I cant remember if that was to reset bios settings or remove bios password :shrug; never hurts to try
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Mar 6 2018 12:48pm
Motherboards (laptop and desktop) often have a CMOS/BIOS PW reset jumper on the board itself. Sometimes it's physical pins, other times it's just solder points. Either way, there should be a procedure to close that jumper, either with a physical jumper block, or the head of a flathead screwdriver, to close that circuit. The process is going to vary depedning on model, so I can't give specifics. But the jumper is generally marked with something like "CMOS PW".
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Mar 11 2018 02:44pm
Solved this in a way that didn't make much sense.

Issue: laptop came with HDD, replaced with SSD, had to set bios password, forgot bios password

Steps.
Install old HDD
Download easybcd and install plop
Reboot, plop install didn't work
Bios password magically changed (different code)
Tried a few and 123 worked.
Changed bios settings so I could boot from usb
Installed new SSD.

Some voodoo magic for sure.
Fuck you Acer lol
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Mar 11 2018 09:09pm
so it was "123" the whole time.
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Quote (King Atrhur @ Mar 11 2018 09:09pm)
so it was "123" the whole time.


it wasn't, bios code changed.
and i tried that cause it was what i always use.
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