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<br /><br />I've seen that many users still want to unlock the government netbooks by bridging the pins of the TPM chip. The method is still valid, but ONLY for the netbooks from the years 2011 - 2012 and some from 2013.<br /><br />Starting in 2013, they changed the chip, making it harder to unlock.<br />Doing a bit of research on the internet, I came across this:<br /><br />Breaking the myth of illegal unlocking:<br /><br />it is estimated that about 10% of the first computers that were handed out came with factory defects, and due to this issue they could be temporarily unlocked (not completely).<br /><br />Los enlaces son solo para miembros. Registrate o iniciá sesión
<br /><br />In the new computers this error was fixed and they have double the security: a DIP switch was added and it is presumed there's another alternate chip that controls the boot sequence; what this new implemented security basically does is that if someone interrupts the normal boot cycle, the pc tends to shut itself off showing a black screen that doesn't even manage to power on..<br /><br />The ONLY way to unlock the netbooks now is by finishing the last year of high school.<br /><br />In case I find any new way to unlock them, I will be posting it.