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woodsprite

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1. There used to be a jumper setting you could set on the motherboard that would bypass the password

Reply to Kali (Original post)

Mon Jan 20, 2014, 10:50 PM

Jan 2014

and reset it back to factory settings. Do you have the manual, or can you google one on line. I haven't had a Gateway for a few years now and don't have any of the old docs.

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password issue [View all] Kali Jan 2014 OP

There used to be a jumper setting you could set on the motherboard that would bypass the password woodsprite Jan 2014 #1

I can probably find a manual on line Kali Jan 2014 #4

If the screen is broken, it can be a major pain to replace hobbit709 Jan 2014 #2

oh hell, I will have to look for those in better light Kali Jan 2014 #5

A few options... ChromeFoundry Jan 2014 #3

screen is neither Kali Jan 2014 #6

looks like the video board ChromeFoundry Jan 2014 #7

I've been testing ophcrack in Win8.1 gvstn Jan 2014 #8