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3rd password? Really not sure what you're asking here...

1:48 under numerical password id showing password not showing my laptop then how to unlock.

Checked the microsoft account but showing not registered device

@@harithkumarharith1880 It feels like you just need to follow the instructions to bypass it all. Second half of the video. That was what worked for me...

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Also, the latch is on recall! Should be a free replacement!!

This suggests the flat was due to hitting something and damaging a component. Possible??

@@DashboardSymbols it was a damaged tire. A huge nail popped it. I attempted to drive not knowing the severe damage of the tire. Once I realized it was a goner I stopped driving it but tire lights and the sliding off track lights came on before I stopped. When I checked my car this morning the engine light came on as well.

@@user-eo6bf5gb1q I don't think the engine light is at issue here. Have a qualified tech read the codes. The only way to know for sure...

Unfortunately yes. Particularly if there were attempts to use it before fully drying it out. Open it and take a blow dryer to it. Prob won't work, but nothing to lose...

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Sorry, but the key's not enough. If u have a broken fob, there's a chance the car can still recognize it...

Ha! Why not!!

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@rajnit5769 Well the block is generally the lack of the proper cable. Give me an hour or so to dig deeper...

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@@rajn1080 I just reviewed the whole process and can't imagine what the issue is. Just for fun, see if you have a different cable and give it a go....

I have a flex , when i connect it to the laptop running win 10 it’s just not updating , I can hear the disconnecting noise as soon as i click the update button just won’t update any help would be appreciated 🙏🏼

@@JamiesGoa Generally the problem is the cable. Make sure its the original...

Its a mechanical system so I can only guess that the is being turned fully to the left. If it was the wrong key it wouldn't turn at all. Other than that, a new battery in the fob will solve the problem (we have a video on that too!!).

Get in as shown, start using the rear cup holder, like the CT5...

Too many possibilities. Is it accidently turned off? (look for a switch) Are other lights on? Did the car hit a pot hole or curb recently? Beyond this, a hands-on diagnosis is needed from a good tech...

I assume from your comment that the trunk remains a problem. Note that Hyundai has recalled the latch, as noted in the write up. Head to the dealer!!

Well, I have three tweaks below from other viewers and also it seems that someone with the handle SEETSPY on INSTAGRAM might be able to help. So: "In the bios under one of the sub menu should be a an option that says reset keys, so you should select that choice." or "I had the same issue following an essential BIOS update flagged up in Dell Support Assist. Our IT dept couldn't resolve it, but I managed to by doing the following: - When BitLocker is prompting for a Recovery Key and you cannot locate the key * Restart the system and tap the proper F key to get to the BIOS * At the BIOS screen * Go to Secure Boot header, expand and select Expert Key Management * Click the Restore Settings button * Select Factory Settings * Press OK * Exit the BIOS and restart Windows should now launch as it did before, even my last browser session appeared and lost nothing from c:\ drive!" or "Ok, what got me going was: - computer off - press key to enter BIOS (for mine specifically, an HP Envy x360 it was F10) - while in BIOS, the “Secure Boot” option was on the Boot section - so I go to the Boot section and disabled “Secure Boot” - while still in that Boot section, disable or clear all existing keys boot keys, that option is below the “Secure Boot” option - save pressing your BIOS key - with the computer turning on again, try to enter BIOS swiftly (or maybe you weren’t quick enough to enter BIOS and you’re on the Bitlocker screen, so just find your way to turning off your computer or by Esc -> Skip Drive -> Troubleshoot -> turn off computer - either way, you’re not done) - while back in BIOS, go back to Boot section and re-enable the “Secure Boot” option, AND also go down to the keys option and load the default keys - press your BIOS key to save and restart your computer - it should boot up regularly - final thing to do: search device encryption settings and then disable it"

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Well, I have three tweaks below from other viewers and also it seems that someone with the handle SEETSPY on INSTAGRAM might be able to help. In the meantime: "In the bios under one of the sub menu should be a an option that says reset keys, so you should select that choice." or "I had the same issue following an essential BIOS update flagged up in Dell Support Assist. Our IT dept couldn't resolve it, but I managed to by doing the following: - When BitLocker is prompting for a Recovery Key and you cannot locate the key * Restart the system and tap the proper F key to get to the BIOS * At the BIOS screen * Go to Secure Boot header, expand and select Expert Key Management * Click the Restore Settings button * Select Factory Settings * Press OK * Exit the BIOS and restart Windows should now launch as it did before, even my last browser session appeared and lost nothing from c:\ drive!" or "Ok, what got me going was: - computer off - press key to enter BIOS (for mine specifically, an HP Envy x360 it was F10) - while in BIOS, the “Secure Boot” option was on the Boot section - so I go to the Boot section and disabled “Secure Boot” - while still in that Boot section, disable or clear all existing keys boot keys, that option is below the “Secure Boot” option - save pressing your BIOS key - with the computer turning on again, try to enter BIOS swiftly (or maybe you weren’t quick enough to enter BIOS and you’re on the Bitlocker screen, so just find your way to turning off your computer or by Esc -> Skip Drive -> Troubleshoot -> turn off computer - either way, you’re not done) - while back in BIOS, go back to Boot section and re-enable the “Secure Boot” option, AND also go down to the keys option and load the default keys - press your BIOS key to save and restart your computer - it should boot up regularly - final thing to do: search device encryption settings and then disable it"

Sorry, missed this. In case you are still in need -- I have three tweaks below from other viewers and also it seems that someone with the handle SEETSPY on INSTAGRAM might be able to help. So: "In the bios under one of the sub menu should be a an option that says reset keys, so you should select that choice." or "I had the same issue following an essential BIOS update flagged up in Dell Support Assist. Our IT dept couldn't resolve it, but I managed to by doing the following: - When BitLocker is prompting for a Recovery Key and you cannot locate the key * Restart the system and tap the proper F key to get to the BIOS * At the BIOS screen * Go to Secure Boot header, expand and select Expert Key Management * Click the Restore Settings button * Select Factory Settings * Press OK * Exit the BIOS and restart Windows should now launch as it did before, even my last browser session appeared and lost nothing from c:\ drive!" or "Ok, what got me going was: - computer off - press key to enter BIOS (for mine specifically, an HP Envy x360 it was F10) - while in BIOS, the “Secure Boot” option was on the Boot section - so I go to the Boot section and disabled “Secure Boot” - while still in that Boot section, disable or clear all existing keys boot keys, that option is below the “Secure Boot” option - save pressing your BIOS key - with the computer turning on again, try to enter BIOS swiftly (or maybe you weren’t quick enough to enter BIOS and you’re on the Bitlocker screen, so just find your way to turning off your computer or by Esc -> Skip Drive -> Troubleshoot -> turn off computer - either way, you’re not done) - while back in BIOS, go back to Boot section and re-enable the “Secure Boot” option, AND also go down to the keys option and load the default keys - press your BIOS key to save and restart your computer - it should boot up regularly - final thing to do: search device encryption settings and then disable it"

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Well, I have three tweaks below from other viewers and also it seems that someone with the handle SEETSPY on INSTAGRAM might be able to help. So: "In the bios under one of the sub menu should be a an option that says reset keys, so you should select that choice." or "I had the same issue following an essential BIOS update flagged up in Dell Support Assist. Our IT dept couldn't resolve it, but I managed to by doing the following: - When BitLocker is prompting for a Recovery Key and you cannot locate the key * Restart the system and tap the proper F key to get to the BIOS * At the BIOS screen * Go to Secure Boot header, expand and select Expert Key Management * Click the Restore Settings button * Select Factory Settings * Press OK * Exit the BIOS and restart Windows should now launch as it did before, even my last browser session appeared and lost nothing from c:\ drive!" or "Ok, what got me going was: - computer off - press key to enter BIOS (for mine specifically, an HP Envy x360 it was F10) - while in BIOS, the “Secure Boot” option was on the Boot section - so I go to the Boot section and disabled “Secure Boot” - while still in that Boot section, disable or clear all existing keys boot keys, that option is below the “Secure Boot” option - save pressing your BIOS key - with the computer turning on again, try to enter BIOS swiftly (or maybe you weren’t quick enough to enter BIOS and you’re on the Bitlocker screen, so just find your way to turning off your computer or by Esc -> Skip Drive -> Troubleshoot -> turn off computer - either way, you’re not done) - while back in BIOS, go back to Boot section and re-enable the “Secure Boot” option, AND also go down to the keys option and load the default keys - press your BIOS key to save and restart your computer - it should boot up regularly - final thing to do: search device encryption settings and then disable it"

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IF the car runs normally, it is PROBABLY ok to drive. But clearly the engine problem needs to be addressed as soon as possible to prevent serious damage...

@@DashboardSymbols thank you for your reply. It’s not normal, but it runs. Its idles high but I’m getting rid of it. It’s been burning oil for years. I just have this one errand before I get the new car. Thank you 🙏🏻

Sorry I missed this. The back pressure will release with some time. Or press the brake really, really hard to reach the switch. Otherwise, it may need a new switch...

And so surprised this FIX still works. Glad to help...

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@@DashboardSymbols yes you may. I searched other videos trying to figure out how to start a porche with a dead key fob. With no luck until I found yours

@@noraharmon6136 Thank you!

Glad to here it...

Ok, wow, how unhelpful were they! Have not seen this particular issue come up. The code and diag are correct, which would make me look for a loose connection behind the inst panel and at the control module. Be better than paying for non help!! Good luck -- let us know how it comes together.

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@sebsoud We are at their mercy, at least for the most serious issues. I've been fortunate to keep mine going in the years since the vid (famous last words), which saved my speaker...

@l29crishwine75 Unfortunately u may be right. Look on line for one (ebay?)...

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