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It actually works perfectly! Autopilot has been successfully removed.
Thanks for the help! I would be grateful if you could write down exactly what you changed, so I can try to do it myself in the future
I also want to thank SMDFlea for the selfless help! Well done, guys! ...
Honestly, I'm a little embarrassed that it didn't occur to me at all But we are still learning, it will get better over time with fewer silly questions
Of course I managed to remove the password when I did the patch... And of course, now I have another problem, which is Autopilot. On a couple of computers, I successfully removed Autopilot by following the instructions from volinakis, but on this one I don't see that Autopilot exists at all, and yet when I install Windows 11, it's still tied to the company. I assume something else needs to be changed, but I don't know what exactly...
SMDFlea - Thank you for your help, but when I try that file, the BIOS remains locked.
For example, with the original BIOS, I can skip the login and enter the BIOS (of course, I can't change anything), but with this BIOS, I don't even have that option....
Hello,
I have a Lenovo T480 that is locked with an administrator password.
I tried Auto-Patcher, and while it worked perfectly on some computers, on this one, I only get beeping and a black screen. What am I doing wrong?
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