So bootable CD failed.Ĥ- Now I guess i’ve to take care of cracking the BIOS password.ĥ- the tower is locked physically with a lock. I’m trying toġ- unfreeze the pc but can’t seem to find any anti-freeze for this new version 7.51 and of course i don’t have the password to unfreeze it, all available tools so far are for previous versions of deep freezeĢ- last option I thought is to use a bootable CD so that I mess with deep freeze when it’s not activated because it even runs in safe mode.ģ- the pc has bios password on it, it’s not allowing me to boot to anything but the hard drive. So I’ve a computer “HP Compaq 6000 Pro microtower” windows7 with Deep Freeze v.7.51 on it and admin privileges password protected of course. This template has been released under the GNU public license and you are encouraged to use it as a standard reply for questions of similar nature, provided that you make any modifications available to other users.Ok, this question is only for the top hackers, please spare me the ethical issues.this is a challenge and not for illegal purposes: To those viewing this post: Please DO NOT respond any further to this thread. Windows XP password recovery/removal issues should be taken up with Microsoft's technical support, Phoenix BIOS password recovery/removal issues should be taken up with Phoenix Technologies, hard drive password recovery/removal should be taken up with the manufacturer of the hard drive, etc. If you have a legitimate need to circumvent a password scheme, please contact the vendor for the software / hardware and request their assistance. Please do not ask questions of this nature on TechRepublic. This is a risk that we, the members of TechRepublic, will not take.

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