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new password for ubuntu oem install and spelling #235

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2. Next, the system will prompt you to enter the passphrase to decrypt
the hard disk. The passphrase is initially "12345678". This was change on the 15.01.2024 so if "12345678" is not working try the old default: "PleaseChangeMe"
the hard disk. The passphrase is initially "12345678". This was changed on the 15.01.2024 so if "12345678" is not working try the old default: "PleaseChangeMe"

.. figure:: ./images/QubesDiskPassword.jpg
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4. Enter “PleaseChangeMe” as the current passphrase and select a secure
new one.
4. Enter "12345678" this was changed on the 10.04.2024 so if it's not working try the old default: "PleaseChangeMe" as the current passphrase
and select a secure new one.

.. figure:: ../images/change-disk-encryption-passphrase/4.png
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2. Next, the system will prompt you to enter the passphrase to decrypt
the hard disk. The passphrase is initially “PleaseChangeMe”.
the hard disk. The passphrase is initially "12345678". This was changed on the 10.04.2024 so if "12345678" is not working try the old default: "PleaseChangeMe"

.. figure:: ./images/UbuntuDiskPassword.png
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1. During boot, the system will prompt you to enter the passphrase to decrypt
the hard disk. Enter the default passphrase "12345678". This was change on the 15.01.2024 so if "12345678" is not working try the old default: "PleaseChangeMe"
the hard disk. Enter the default passphrase "12345678". This was changed on the 15.01.2024 so if "12345678" is not working try the old default: "PleaseChangeMe"
The system will then guide you through the process of creating a user
account. After that you should have successfully booted the system
and could already use it normally.
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1. During boot, the system will prompt you to enter the passphrase to decrypt
the hard disk. Enter the default passphrase “PleaseChangeMe”.
the hard disk. Enter the default passphrase "12345678". This was changed on the 10.04.2024 so if "12345678" is not working try the old default: "PleaseChangeMe"
The system will then guide you through the process of creating a user
account. After that you should have successfully booted the system
and could already use it normally.
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