how is every key different for every lock are any two keys the same other then copy's??????
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Many keys are actually similar enough to open the same lock.\nLocks are intended to discourage, not to completely prevent unauthorized persons gaining access to something/somewhere.\n\nJust like burglar alarms, locks are successful mostly because they make the crook go next door because it's easier. They don't really prevent crime, they discourage or redirect it.
763600
contact your local lock smith for this info. they will tell you exactly how it's done.
504277
BS - it can't be a key board!!!!!!\n\nKeyboards have a CAPS LOCK... Pushing the key locks and unlocks/opens it! Duh!\n\n;-) hahahaha.
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Esc (The ESCAPE key) ;)\nGood One!
1094599
Christ Almighty..............this question is like code..........for petes sake use the goddamn keys. Is your key board broken or something...................
889143
There is a software named "Instant lock" which I am using. It is just an amazing software and it is easy to manipulate. It is freeware.\n\nHere is the link to download it:\nhttp://www.download.com/Instant-Lock/3000-2092_4-10303296.html\n\nHope I have helped you..... Enjoy!
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Some of you people are too mathematically literal than others.  Dont you combinitorial fanatics know what a combination lock is,or do you just sit in your room and do math problems?  Locks dont care about mathematical combinitorics!  They are obviously permutations.\nYea right, 3-20-14 will work on a combination lock that wants 20-3-14!!   NOT!!\n\nSo what that whoever coined the nomenclature "Combination Lock" was mathematically inaccurate?  It is really a permutation lock, and YOU KNOW IT! Or maybe you are so cloistered from human reality that you dont really know.  Get a life.
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the cheaper the lock is the more the chance there are keys out there that will fit. you get what u pay for.
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If you are referring to key generators that create valid "keys" for unlocking copy-protected applications, then the following would apply to your question:\n\nTypically a person with knowledge of assembly language and the use of a debugger would examine the behavior of a running application using a valid key and watch how the application responds.  The same process would usually be done with an invalid key in order to determine the other path the application would take.\n\nThe individual would then examine the steps that are used to validate the key and reverse engineer the algorithm so that keys with different values would be processed by the algorithm and considered by the application to be 'good' when it is validated.\n\nSometimes the algorithm itself is duplicated in the application which generates the keys and keys are then randomly or sequentially generated and tested with the algorithm to see if it takes the code path of a 'good' key or a 'bad' key.  Only those considered good keys are then presented as valid.\n\nThis process is typically known as 'cracking' and is generally frowned upon by commercial application publishers, as it is considered a violation of most commercial software licenses (reverse engineering) and allows other people to use their products without paying for them.
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Actually it's more than one key.To get that command to work you have to beat the keyboard with your face.
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Advantages, you only have to hit the 1 key.\ndisadvatages, no one knows what the heck your asking.\nDUH
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It will cost you a locksmith's trip, but they can provide you with keys to your lock. Dealers have no interest in helping, as it is really outside their parameter of work...IF you have the title and the original paper work, the key code may be on the original paper work...but I doubt it. A locksmith will have the tool to make a key that fits. IT tanks very little time for them to open the lock, and they will then have the pattern for a new key. Have had to do it myself on occasion. Good Luck
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true, can also be a unique key. (vs repeating.)
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Hi,\n\nTry using the Windows Product Key Update Tool, available here:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/genuine/selfhelp/PKUInstructions.aspx\n\nThis should allow you to put in your now genuine copy's key to overwrite the other one. It should also check the windows system files to make sure they're valid too.\n\nPlus a thumbs up for your q ;)\n\nHTH
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Sometimes there are hidden keys.\n\nTry [Shift] + F4  (should be F16)
320673
Duh! All keyboards have the 2 and @ on the same key, same with ' and "! It's suposed to be like that!
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Yes. The inexpensive kind all have the same key. Online check out JT's stockroom at the\n\nVERY NOT WORK SAFE   URL: http://www.stockroom.com\n\nthey have all sorts of things. I'm not sure if they sell individual keys (I'm at work so I'd better not check).\n\nYou could always e-mail and see if they will sell you an individual key. I'll bet they will, they're customer service is great. \n\nPlus you may see other interesting items ;)\n\nBut you can always buy a second pair!