Second password¿?¿?

Hi!
I'm becoming CRAZY! I connected my BB to the computer to install the Desktop Manager and since that moment it asks me to enter a second password. When I set it up, I introduced the same code twice (pin and password) in order to not to forget them, but it doesn’t work!!! I’ve tried 8/10 options. What can I do? Help!!!
Thanx!

Hello,
Second password? As in, the PC prompts you for two separate passwords? Or is it the same password, simply entered wrongly the first time?
Regardless, you have no choices...you must enter the password correctly before the 10th attempt. If you fail, your BB will be wiped clean of all your data. There is no backdoor password to bypass this. The only way to prevent it is to enter the proper password.
If you know how to enter your password on the device keyboard, then untether and do that on the device keyboard -- that will reset the password. Pay close attention to the actual characters that are entered -- I suspect that, as so often happens, the keys you are pressing are not sending the characters you think...CAPS, ALT, or some other key modifier is either in place or not in place, depending on it's state when you actually created the password.
Good luck!
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