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Where to find and how to solve every keypad puzzle

There are eight keypad puzzle codes to solve during "Stranded" in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, but figuring out the number puzzles isn't easy. Inside each one, you'll find valuable supplies and equipment that will help you take down the three mandatory objectives, so it's worth exploring the entirety of this open-world section before tackling the bunker, jamming station, and SAM site. Inside each, you can find supplies, notes, and yellow supply crates. It doesn't matter which order you open the yellow crates in, as you'll always receive the same items in order. Here are all the keypad puzzle locations in "Stranded" and how to solve all the codes in Modern Warfare 4.

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