>>I'm not sure even a total hard reset/brainwipe will get past the
>password. I sure hope not, otherwise what's the use of the password?
To the best of my knowledge, it will. The use of the password is to
protect a user's data. But if you do a hard reset all the data, at least
that in the internal memory, will be gone, thus there's no need for a
password anymore.
I'm not sure, though, what happens to data on a card that has been
password protected before the hard reset. Maybe someone else can enlighten
us here.
Frank
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