how do i make my mac not ask for a password os sierra

How Do I Make My Not Ask For A Os Sierra Full And Think

Furthermore, the upgrade to Sierra is allowable, but they told me to not upgrade for some reason, so I simply ignore everything.

How Do I Make My Not Ask For A Os Sierra Full And Think

I sit again and see the white screen, the grey apple, and the progress bar which is almost full and think Ok, this is not gonna be the Sierra upgrade, but minor updates.

In addition I set a hint, which was not present, in order to see with my eyes that the Mac has digested the change of password.

I restart it. The hint is now present, but the password is unbelievably still refused.

Went through the same procedure as I had gone through the last time, and I put in the same password as I had most recently been using into the reset and which they wouldnt normally have accepted because I had recently used it.

Add to that that the key code password is still the 2nd to the previous password I used, and the icloud password is the previous one.

So I think Im using 3 different passwords on the mac system now.

So I decided to set the password (with the method mentioned in the question) to void.

Then when the mac is boot the password in no more asked, thus solving the problem.

Just discovered an old iMac which had exactly the same issues as (very nicely) described by yourself.

If you CMDR and enter the recovery mode, you can click on the wifi icon and re-enter the wifi connection password.

It will all work then too without need to create edit passwords etc.

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