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When finished, please give a positive rating so I can be credited for my assistance. If you still have concerns, don’t negatively rate my answer, just reply back and let me know. Just click the Create New Keychain button in the alert. This is expected, because the passwords for your user account and login keychain no longer match. NOTE: After resetting your password ***** logging back in to your account, you might see an alert that the system was unable to unlock your login keychain. Password ***** work when logging in, my keyboard isn't working when typing my password *****) then choose “Forgot password” and follow along to reset it…ħ) Restart your Mac and, hopefully, login with the ability to use the new password. When prompted, enter the administrator name and password that you just used to log in. Choose Advanced Options from the menu that appears. NOTE: if the screen looks different than described above and instead offers 3 choices (forgot password. Press and hold the Control key on your keyboard, then click the name of the account that you're renaming. To change the password, type it in both places, and a hint, then click the ‘Save’ button. Choose the “Utilities” option in that menubar, then select “Terminal” from the drop down menu.ĥ) Type the following at the prompt inside the new terminal window that opens:Ħ) Select the “Macintosh HD” volume and the user account. You should see a menubar at the very top of your display. and skip step 3)Ĥ) Wait for “macOS/OS X Utilities” screen to appear (DO NOT RE-INSTALL) If neither of those work, try COMMAND + R + OPTION. (Alternative: If that doesn’t work - Restart, hold COMMAND + R keys until you see the Apple logo and progress indicator. 2) Power it back on and quickly press and hold the “OPTION” key at boot until the boot menu appears showing the hard drive volumes in your Mac.

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