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HP Pavilion DV7
Microsoft Windows XP (64-bit)

Changed the internal battery in my Pavilion DV7.  Turned the system on was prompted to enter the admin password or power on password.  I don't ever use a password to log on to the system and cannot remember the admin password.  Likely didn't change it from whatever the default is.  Any idea what the password might be?

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Hi,

 

         Enter the power on password incorrectly and then it will give a system halt code. Post that to get the reset code.

Regards

Mahemac

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Thank you so much.  The code is:

 

58852321

 

Thank You

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Hi,

 

      Use the below code to reset

 

47730907

Regards

Mahemac

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Thank you, and the code worked, but now I am still receiving the same message that the CMOS battery is still low.  Any idea why?

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