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    Unhappy MPC 2500 someone changed admin in ....??How to reset NVRAM

    Hi there,

    I have a RICOH MP C2500 and someone in the firm has changed the usual "admin"

    and leave the password "blanc"..... into something else......

    We can ' t change the settings for the machine no more...how do I reset this (clear the NV ram was I told by a friend technician)

    Did the SP 5- 801-001, .. (All clear,execute,... I thougt this was the NV ram clear...) and yes I, did the printout of the SMC reports....so I can put it all back grrrr...

    But the unknown username and- password wasn 't set to the default "admin"..

    I tried also "supervisor" in web image monitor...no effect,

    any idea 's....?

    Please help.

    Thanks already.

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    MPC 2500 someone changed admin in ....??How to reset NVRAM

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    Call a tech. If he verifies your story, he can get into the machine.

    You never realize how cheap a professional is until after you let an amateur do it.
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    Hi Jomama46,

    As you maby have noticed I am a tech.

    But not so good in these "software "things"

    The machine is also very new for me, I have not the backup of a big firm.... (independent tech who schools himself in the evening

    and weekends....)

    Can you help please ?

    Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by firmwareislost View Post
    Hi Jomama46,

    As you maby have noticed I am a tech.

    But not so good in these "software "things"

    The machine is also very new for me, I have not the backup of a big firm.... (independent tech who schools himself in the evening

    and weekends....)

    Can you help please ?

    Thanks
    How would I have noticed that? Why not ask your "friend technician"

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    I've had this issue on quite a few models. On the Ricohs, if the default has been changed and you cannot get it from whomever you purchased it from, then you have to replace the NVRAM PCB and reload all the info/settings.

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    If the supervisor account doesn't work, then the NVRAM must be replaced. Backup the contents of the NVRAM to an SD-card and reload the settings to the new NVRAM.

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    Fix for this ....= You will have to change the NVRAM as Eric1968 mentioned. No other way.............

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    Have you tried to log in as supervisor and no password. This should give you the rights to change or edit the admin loggin.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eric1968 View Post
    If the supervisor account doesn't work, then the NVRAM must be replaced. Backup the contents of the NVRAM to an SD-card and reload the settings to the new NVRAM.
    Wouldnt loading the old data from the old nvram load the unknnown passwords onto the new nvram? Just curious.

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    You could try using 5801-10 and 11. that's nic and ncs reset

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