This is a continuation of one of my other threads.
I have had my CF-30 for less than a week now and I have major issues already. I bought this computer to use daily. I have already installed Win 7 Pro and it is running great. Got to the point of installing all the drivers and failed to install the Bluetooth getting an error message saying effectively that I don't have Bluetooth! Well, I reboot to go into BIOS to make sure it was enabled and find I can't get into BIOS because of guess what - A password.
I suspect what has happened is one of my soldiers 'modded' my computer while I was out of the office. I really really suspect it was one that I had to discipline a few days ago. I have asked point blank to everyone and all deny doing any such thing. Whoever did it not only put in a password but blocked me from booting from ANY device other than the HDD. I have tried all the standard stuff discussed very briefly on this forum and others without luck. I even build the BPB plug and that only works for BIOS boot passwords, not BIOS setup passwords.
This thing took me months to save up enough money to get this and now I am crippled. I can get into Win 7. Having to buy a new motherboard is going to really hurt my aching wallet.
I know this is a forbidden subject here. Can someone PM me with some hints and tips?
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Call Heartland. If its a CF-30, it might be new enough to be covered under a warranty...
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Pretty much all CF-30 models are under warranty until October of 2010 for the MK1s being the earliest
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Yeah... Unfortunately we cannot discuss on the forum how to bypass passwords, BIOS and admin stuff....
CF-30 Problems
Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by rusty503, Feb 16, 2010.