Terry,
> I have looked on line but was hoping to get some suggestions here too.
At exactly which point are you asked for a password, is it before the
Windows splash screen shows up or after? The solution will differ
depending on your answer. If it is before the splash screen then that
must be the bios password. I have never set a bios password. If you go
into the bios setup, watch for a listing of the key to press. Popular
ones are DEL, F1 or F2. As I said, never used one. You may need the
password to turn it off.
If it's after the splash screen the situation may be the same, needing
the password to get in to change it or turn it off. Did you get
recovery disk(s). IF So you may have to run them to get rid of the
problem. But it's good to run them anyway to get rid of any problems
that might be on the computer, viruses, and other problems.
Someone else may have an answer but you should reply to say where the
password is requested.
Jim
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