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SOMEONE’S DIED AND WE’RE LOCKED OUT OF THEIR COMPUTER: WHAT NOW?

eal World Computing columnist Lee Grant has written in the past about the moral and legal dilemmas he’s faced as a computer repair business owner, when customers turn up with the computer of a dead relative and can’t access the data stored within. As Lee wrote in issue 317: “The most frequent request we get is to remove Windows passwords so grieving

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