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**How to gain access after you lost your password** | **How to gain access after you lost your password** | ||
- | It' | + | It is possible that you have lost your password or changed your keyboard language input and cannot access your Mac anymore. In this case there are several options. |
Do one of the following: | Do one of the following: | ||
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- Choose your user account from the pop-up menu. | - Choose your user account from the pop-up menu. | ||
- Click the button to reset the account’s password and supply a new one when prompted. | - Click the button to reset the account’s password and supply a new one when prompted. | ||
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If you use FileVault encryption with your Mac, the password reset utility will not show your boot drive until you first unlock it with Disk Utility. To do this, open Disk Utility where you will see your drive grayed out in the list of devices. Select it and click the Unlock toolbar button and then, after supplying your password to unlock the drive, you can select your disk in the password reset utility. | If you use FileVault encryption with your Mac, the password reset utility will not show your boot drive until you first unlock it with Disk Utility. To do this, open Disk Utility where you will see your drive grayed out in the list of devices. Select it and click the Unlock toolbar button and then, after supplying your password to unlock the drive, you can select your disk in the password reset utility. | ||
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