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Hi all, hope you can help:<br />
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A member of my family has recently passed away and left me his Fujitsu E-series laptop.<br />
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However when I try to turn it on the screen stays totally black (as if it was off) and the little display above the keyboard (showing battery etc) lights up with a picture of a key.<br />
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Next to this there are 4 numbers and an enter button.<br />
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Since I now have no way to acquire the code I wondered if there was a way to reset it or bypass it - reset BIOS?? Remove motherborad battery etc have been suggested but not sure which to try first and how to do it.<br />
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Worst comes to the worst I'll just visit Fujitsu to have it reset but this costs a lot!!!<br />
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Hope you can help.
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Hi all, hope you can help:

A member of my family has recently passed away and left me his Fujitsu E-series laptop.

However when I try to turn it on the screen stays totally black (as if it was off) and the little display above the keyboard (showing battery etc) lights up with a picture of a key.

Next to this there are 4 numbers and an enter button.

Since I now have no way to acquire the code I wondered if there was a way to reset it or bypass it - reset BIOS?? Remove motherborad battery etc have been suggested but not sure which to try first and how to do it.

Worst comes to the worst I'll just visit Fujitsu to have it reset but this costs a lot!!!

Hope you can help.

Fujitsu E-series Pincode problem

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