Code for laptop in garage in downtown, city center?

[Adeptus Lebowski]

Right next to the water is a garage yo can open with a laptop that requires a code. This is in city center in down town district. It's guarded by a robot and some militech. Anyone know the code?

[Nite69]

I am not familiar with that one, but look through this reddit thread here, many are posting about secret areas and codes from all over game

https://www.reddit.com/r/cyberpunkgame/comments/kdz8ml/cyberpunk_2077_all_codesdoor_codespasswords/

[ronr42]

OP, I'm no expert on the game but, are you sure that the laptop is what opens the garage door? I'm not doing the main quests right now, only the remaining Gigs and NCPD actions I have left. I've explored almost all of the map and any doors I've found can only be opened 4 different ways.

1. A high enough attribute in Body to force the door open.
2. By finding a shard on a dead body in the area with the access code on it.
3. By finding a shard on a table or crate that has the access code on it.
4. By using a keypad near the door to enter in a code number.

Never, Yet have I seen where you use a laptop to open a large door. Not saying there isn't one. I've just never ran in to that before.

Oh, and I've found a few doors that have a keypad but, I never found the key codes for them.

Edit; I should mention that I don't do the hacking part of the game. I only have 5 points in Intel and I just run in guns blazing without the hacking part.

[Nite69]

Originally posted by ronr42:

Edit; I should mention that I don't do the hacking part of the game. I only have 5 points in Intel and I just run in guns blazing without the hacking part.

think I will do the same on my next playthrough, the intel is useless after finding out I can get Purple Level Quickhacks from the Pacifica gangs

[Adeptus Lebowski]

Originally posted by ronr42:

OP, I'm no expert on the game but, are you sure that the laptop is what opens the garage door? I'm not doing the main quests right now, only the remaining Gigs and NCPD actions I have left. I've explored almost all of the map and any doors I've found can only be opened 4 different ways.

1. A high enough attribute in Body to force the door open.
2. By finding a shard on a dead body in the area with the access code on it.
3. By finding a shard on a table or crate that has the access code on it.
4. By using a keypad near the door to enter in a code number.

Never, Yet have I seen where you use a laptop to open a large door. Not saying there isn't one. I've just never ran in to that before.

Oh, and I've found a few doors that have a keypad but, I never found the key codes for them.

Edit; I should mention that I don't do the hacking part of the game. I only have 5 points in Intel and I just run in guns blazing without the hacking part.

yeah i went inside the garage using tech skill and inside was a laptop on a shelf. The laptop requires a code but i don't know what for, but there is a door at the back of the garage. Worth checking out for yourselves if you haven't been there, easy to find.

[Adeptus Lebowski]

Originally posted by Nite69:

I am not familiar with that one, but look through this reddit thread here, many are posting about secret areas and codes from all over game

https://www.reddit.com/r/cyberpunkgame/comments/kdz8ml/cyberpunk_2077_all_codesdoor_codespasswords/

Thanks

[ronr42]

LOL, I've never used a quickhack. Unless forced to hack like with that little bot early game, I don't access anything except the vending machines and the little poles on top of roofs for the eddies.

Once I realized you don't have to do any of that, I never bothered learning how. Maybe when I do Corpo in my second play through I'll go the hacking route.

[Adeptus Lebowski]

Originally posted by ronr42:

LOL, I've never used a quickhack. Unless forced to hack like with that little bot early game, I don't access anything except the vending machines and the little poles on top of roofs.

Once I realized you don't have to do any of that, I never bothered learning how. Maybe when I do Corpo in my second play through I'll go the hacking route.

you will miss out on epic eddies from hacking panels with no cyberdeck or low skill though.

[ronr42]

At level 50 and not caring about buying cars, eddies come easy just by farming the guns off the random gangs in the game.

[Wisp Cat]

Originally posted by Lebowski EzRekt U Cri:

Originally posted by ronr42:

LOL, I've never used a quickhack. Unless forced to hack like with that little bot early game, I don't access anything except the vending machines and the little poles on top of roofs.

Once I realized you don't have to do any of that, I never bothered learning how. Maybe when I do Corpo in my second play through I'll go the hacking route.

you will miss out on epic eddies from hacking panels with no cyberdeck or low skill though.

Sure, but you might not need them. Netrunners are rich (and, currently mimicking real life, probably bored, and buying way too many cars).

To the OP -- if you want specific help with a location, it's good to provide screenshots of the location and also of the specific laptop. Maybe also of your position on the map. There's a variety of hacking problems in the game, and a variety of laptops.

[Nite69]

Originally posted by ronr42:

At level 50 and not caring about buying cars, eddies come easy just by farming the guns off the random gangs in the game.

after you disassemble all them yes, they are worth more money if you sell the components

[ronr42]

Originally posted by Nite69:

Originally posted by ronr42:

At level 50 and not caring about buying cars, eddies come easy just by farming the guns off the random gangs in the game.

after you disassemble all them yes, they are worth more money if you sell the components

I keep hearing that and seldom think about disassembling them first. I walk or run wherever I go and in most cases there are random gangs and drop boxes around every corner. I've cleaned out 4 or 5 drop boxes for 20k each in a couple of hours. Have some small amount of fun doing it. But, I will start breaking more guns down and see how much difference it makes.

Thanks.

[Wisp Cat]

Originally posted by Nite69:

Originally posted by ronr42:

At level 50 and not caring about buying cars, eddies come easy just by farming the guns off the random gangs in the game.

after you disassemble all them yes, they are worth more money if you sell the components

If that aspect of the game interests you, note that while it's not completely obvious, you can also disassemble drinks.

[ronr42]

Thanks, I knew about the drinks. With all the crafting I've done, I've ran low on even common components. A dozen drinks or so can give me the few I'm short.

[Nite69]

Originally posted by Wednesday Crisis:

Originally posted by Nite69:

after you disassemble all them yes, they are worth more money if you sell the components

If that aspect of the game interests you, note that while it's not completely obvious, you can also disassemble drinks.

Yep I know, Vending Machine can farming and breaking down the components is what I do early in game, it helps the crafting skill as well.

[Wisp Cat]

Originally posted by Nite69:

Originally posted by Wednesday Crisis:

If that aspect of the game interests you, note that while it's not completely obvious, you can also disassemble drinks.

Yep I know, Vending Machine can farming and breaking down the components is what I do early in game, it helps the crafting skill as well.

Ah.. good point... although I was responding to your post, I was thinking I was responding to the person you were responding to. I was trying to expand on your suggestion.