Recovery error hp dv6

My pavilion dv6 popped with the message enter adminstrator password or power on password and I tried my regular pass word that I always use to login, no success. The system disable message came up as 67494438 if anyone can figure out the power on pass it would be greatly appericated.
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1-Immediately after powering on hold/tap the Esc key.
2-When the menu appears, tap F2 for System Diagnostics.
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