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‎02-14-2024 11:55 AM - last edited on ‎02-28-2024 05:15 AM by Retired

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Product: HP ZBook 17 G4 Mobile Workstation

How to get past "YOUR ORGANIZATION REQUIRES THAT YOU CHANGE YOUR PASSWORD" when you do not have an organization but own your private laptop? This emerged in my computer when it was in a warranty service (from Finland to France) just after being bought due to slowness, which by the way, did not improve. I asked about it then from the shop that sold the computer and sent it to service but did not get any answer to, why I am not able to control all the details of my computer including using fingerprint detection to log on. At that time I figured a way to make a memory stick to accept monthly changing of my password required by the laptop. Now that the memory stick broke I would rather get rid of that idiotic "ORGANIZATION" which controllas my computer. How do I do it? 

    P.S.  Today after several attempts, I suddenly was accepted to change my password without the memory stick. When the computer opened, also severel Microsoft pages were open. Usually I use pin to open.

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