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  1. passwd. Type the new password twice, and then restart the computer with: reboot. Or, you can also press CTRL+ALT+DEL. On the next boot, the system will start normally (your changes in GRUB are temporary) and you can now use root from the terminal, or reset your main user password following method 1 if needed.

  2. Apr 24, 2024 · To wake up your Android phone’s touch screen, use the following command after the $ sign. input keyevent 26. Next. type the below command and press the Enter key to execute it. Don’t forget to replace ‘XXXX’ with the PIN or passcode you’ve set for your phone’s lock screen. input text XXXX.

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  3. The second option is to reset your password from a computer. Visit the BlackBerry ID reset page linked in the Resources section, click "Reset your password" and follow the on-screen instructions. In both cases, an email will be sent either to the email account associated with your BlackBerry ID or the device itself. The email will include ...

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  4. Using echo -en "\ec" which resets the terminal might change some of your other terminal settings. Instead of "Reset", you could do this: # position the cursor to "Home" (Top Row, First Column) echo -en "\e[H". # Erase down: clear the screen from the cursor down to the bottom of the screen. echo -en "\e[J".

  5. Nov 26, 2007 · I have run into an issue with forcing a user to change their password on first login onto a server where the user logs onto the server they are asked to enter their old password, then the new one. When they enter the new one, no matter what password they use, an message appears that states their password is a dictionary word and will not let them change it.

  6. Apr 2, 2022 · This should work in any terminal, although it is up to the application whether or not it clears the scrollback buffer. $ cat /dev/null > ~/.bash_history && history -c && reset. Keep in mind that you can always exit a terminal session and start a new one in the worst case scenario. $ exit.

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  8. Oct 26, 2021 · 1. On the terminal, type passwd and press Enter to start the password change process. 2. At the next prompt, type your current user password and press Enter. Don’t worry if you don’t see what you type in on the terminal. Typically, the terminal hides the password input or masks the password with a * or other character.