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Locked out of powerbook
agallant
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January 18, 2005 12:58PM
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edited January 2014
Yup, my friend was playing with my laptop and locked me out of it. Any way i can get back in or at least get my files off before i blow it out?
-AG
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dobby
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January 18, 2005 1:56PM
Check the apple support site for unlocking bootprom passwords.
To unlock your password just boot from a panther cd and choose the change password service.
(or boot -S and change it yourself if you know the root password)
Dobby.
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agallant
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January 18, 2005 2:12PM
Do you know if the recovery CDs that came with my ibook will work with the powerbook? THe i book is a 1 ghz and the powerbook is a 1.2ghz
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scott
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January 18, 2005 2:38PM
A lot of times the recovery disks that come with other hardware wont work.
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vox barbara
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January 18, 2005 5:05PM
Quote:
Originally posted by Scott
A lot of times the recovery disks that come with other hardware wont work.
And the opposite around
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vox barbara
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January 24, 2005 11:21AM
Quote:
Originally posted by agallant
Do you know if the recovery CDs that came with my ibook will work with the powerbook? THe i book is a 1 ghz and the powerbook is a 1.2ghz
Hey, how did you work it out?
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agallant
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January 24, 2005 12:25PM
It didn't i hat to get a copy of 10.3 wish it could have waited untill 10.4 lost money
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To unlock your password just boot from a panther cd and choose the change password service.
(or boot -S and change it yourself if you know the root password)
Dobby.
Originally posted by Scott
A lot of times the recovery disks that come with other hardware wont work.
And the opposite around
Originally posted by agallant
Do you know if the recovery CDs that came with my ibook will work with the powerbook? THe i book is a 1 ghz and the powerbook is a 1.2ghz
Hey, how did you work it out?