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11-29-2016 06:33 AM
I have a laptop asking for power on password that I didn't set. Is there a way to bypass - system disabled error code 51677391
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11-29-2016 06:44 AM
11-29-2016 06:44 AM - edited 11-29-2016 06:46 AM
Please try this Password :
44755917
Steps to be followed:
1. Use the unlock code posted above to enter the BIOS
2. Disable all passwords that are enabled
3. If asked for current password - type the unlock code
4. For new password, just press ENTER key
5. Repeat the same for verify password column.
6. Then leave the BIOS by saving & exit option to save the changes.
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Thank You,
GBL84
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11-29-2016 07:09 AM
You're very welcome.
Sometimes that kind of thing happens.
If a BIOS password hadn't been set and that code appears, in the rare occasion it does happen, it is usually because a hardware component failed, such as the hard drive.
Must have been a glitch in your case.
If that ever happens to you in the future, just save that code and use it again.
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