how to login as admin user or reset admin user password when laptop keypad and external keyboard is not working
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in my laptop keypad and external keyboard is not working. how to login in admin account from guest or any other way. Actually i want to take backup of my data.
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in my laptop keypad and external keyboard is not working. how to login in admin account from guest or any other way. Actually i want to take backup of my data.
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It might be a bit far fetched, but it should be possible to use a bootable USB, configure SSH access, and then access it from another computer, where the keyboard works.
– M. Becerra
Jun 1 at 10:05
he can trysudo suto be connected as root, and then, give permissions or save data on an USB devices
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in my laptop keypad and external keyboard is not working. how to login in admin account from guest or any other way. Actually i want to take backup of my data.
permissions root
asked Jun 1 at 9:55
Rajan Kumar
61
in my laptop keypad and external keyboard is not working. how to login in admin account from guest or any other way. Actually i want to take backup of my data.
permissions root
asked Jun 1 at 9:55
Rajan Kumar
61
asked Jun 1 at 9:55
Rajan Kumar
61
asked Jun 1 at 9:55
Rajan Kumar
61
asked Jun 1 at 9:55
Rajan Kumar
61
61
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It might be a bit far fetched, but it should be possible to use a bootable USB, configure SSH access, and then access it from another computer, where the keyboard works.
– M. Becerra
Jun 1 at 10:05
he can trysudo suto be connected as root, and then, give permissions or save data on an USB devices
– damadam
Jun 1 at 12:17
add a comment |Â
1
It might be a bit far fetched, but it should be possible to use a bootable USB, configure SSH access, and then access it from another computer, where the keyboard works.
– M. Becerra
Jun 1 at 10:05
he can trysudo suto be connected as root, and then, give permissions or save data on an USB devices
– damadam
Jun 1 at 12:17
1
1
It might be a bit far fetched, but it should be possible to use a bootable USB, configure SSH access, and then access it from another computer, where the keyboard works.
– M. Becerra
Jun 1 at 10:05
It might be a bit far fetched, but it should be possible to use a bootable USB, configure SSH access, and then access it from another computer, where the keyboard works.
– M. Becerra
Jun 1 at 10:05
he can try
sudo su to be connected as root, and then, give permissions or save data on an USB devices– damadam
Jun 1 at 12:17
he can try
sudo su to be connected as root, and then, give permissions or save data on an USB devices– damadam
Jun 1 at 12:17
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Pretty simple, just use the onscreen keyboard & mouse. In unity greeter rather obvious, click on the accessibility icon in greeter panel, ect.
In the currrent 18.04 gdm (gnome-shell) greeter click on the accessibility icon > enable the onscreen keyboard, then pull it up from bottom of the screen with mouse.
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Pretty simple, just use the onscreen keyboard & mouse. In unity greeter rather obvious, click on the accessibility icon in greeter panel, ect.
In the currrent 18.04 gdm (gnome-shell) greeter click on the accessibility icon > enable the onscreen keyboard, then pull it up from bottom of the screen with mouse.
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Pretty simple, just use the onscreen keyboard & mouse. In unity greeter rather obvious, click on the accessibility icon in greeter panel, ect.
In the currrent 18.04 gdm (gnome-shell) greeter click on the accessibility icon > enable the onscreen keyboard, then pull it up from bottom of the screen with mouse.
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Pretty simple, just use the onscreen keyboard & mouse. In unity greeter rather obvious, click on the accessibility icon in greeter panel, ect.
In the currrent 18.04 gdm (gnome-shell) greeter click on the accessibility icon > enable the onscreen keyboard, then pull it up from bottom of the screen with mouse.
answered Jun 1 at 12:06
doug
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Pretty simple, just use the onscreen keyboard & mouse. In unity greeter rather obvious, click on the accessibility icon in greeter panel, ect.
In the currrent 18.04 gdm (gnome-shell) greeter click on the accessibility icon > enable the onscreen keyboard, then pull it up from bottom of the screen with mouse.
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It might be a bit far fetched, but it should be possible to use a bootable USB, configure SSH access, and then access it from another computer, where the keyboard works.
– M. Becerra
Jun 1 at 10:05
he can try
sudo suto be connected as root, and then, give permissions or save data on an USB devices– damadam
Jun 1 at 12:17