Just purchased a refurbished "Dell Latitude 7490 14 HD Anti-Glare, Intel Core i5-8350U, 16GB DDR4, 256GB Solid State Drive, Webcam, Bluetooth, Windows 10Pro (Renewed)" laptop a few days ago fromthis particular 6-letter branded refurbisher as a gift for a visiting friend. I received it without issue, until I powered it on."Hard-drive #010306479HP-2A7B, the Mini Card SSD, is protected by a password authentication system. You cannot access data on this hard drive without the correct password. Please type in the hard drive password."Apparently the technician whom refurbished it forgot to reset/remove the Hard Disk password before allowing it to be delivered. Of course, talking to support only results in their eventual suggestion of sending it back for replacement. Really, the concept of removing all passwords not being a standard policy prior to reselling refurbished equipment is a massive oversight...and is completely sub-par.  It is particularly enraging purchasing a time-sensitive gift for someone, and then having to throw one's own technical skills to resolve the problem yourself in an attempt to make a deadline.So, if you do decide to purchase this device, simply be aware and make sure to poke them to make a promise that __all__ passwords have been removed from the device your purchasing.For the record, the disk drive was using a Yeestor YS9082HP of which I could only find documentation for on a non-english site full of tinkerers.