Disabled key

i need to fix my laptop due to a bad hard drive. But in order to install a new OS I need the password. My disable key is 57890962

Hi,
Please try:
    48798364
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    One place the error is discribed is in the bugsection of this page. The bug is marked as closed over there giving the reason that it's fixed. Nevertheless I keep encountering that error. As an additional comment about closing "archlinux-keyring 20130525-2" is given. I checked that package. It is already installed on my machine.
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