Default is blank but on first boot up you are given the option to set a password I think so the person who installed it or first ran it may have set a password. Try blank if not then you could always try working around the problem.
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You still have to log in though.
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Don`t you just log in as Administrator? then remove the password.?
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The person with the password for the only other admin account has done a bunk
