Hey, at least you got it all working. That’s the first big step. Just take
your time now and be patient with the learning process. It’s not difficult if
you put your mind and focus to it and take the process one step at a time.
Take Care
John D. Panarese
Director
Mac for the Blind
Tel,
Well I forgot until last weekend that our company uses a corporate
device management service and I was able with that to find my recovery
key and then was able to reset the password.
So now I am back to the problem that I need to learn how to use the
macbook pro:) I got this macbook pro back in
If this was a work computer, you might be just better off wiping it and
starting over, unless you have something important you need to get at. If you
don’t have the recovery key saved anywhere, I’m not sure if Apple can help you.
It’s usually on the user to save that key. I know it was a
This macbook is owned and setup by my company, and so no I didn't have
it associated with my apple id.
When I get to the recovery screen and select options and then select
my user name, I don't see an option for forgot password, although I
will try it again just to make sure :)
On 1/7/24, John
If you know your administrative account name, you can select that you forgot
the password for the account. You don’t have to select that you forgot all of
the passwords. Did you have the account associated with an Apple ID?
Take Care
John D. Panarese
Director
Mac for the Blind
Tel, (631)
You should be able to get your recovery key. Call Apple Accessibility so they
can walk you through it. 877-204-3930
Richard, USA
“Grandma always told us, “Be careful when you pray for patience. God stores it
on the other side of Hell and you will have to go through Hell to get it.”
-- Cedrick
Ok so I got into recovery mode, and selected options/continue. I am
prompted to select an admin user but since I don't know the admin
user's password, I clicked on "forgot all passwords" and was presented
with the screen where I have to provide my recovery key which I don't
have either :( am I
Thanks for the replies. I have a macbook pro with the silicon chip,
and so I pressed the power button for about 10 seconds to turn it off.
as I continue to hold down the power button, I hear a chord sound.
I am not certain when exactly the macbook is off or when to know that
the options window
The recovery HD is completely accessible to VoiceOver. Once you press and
hold command-r for about thirty seconds, wait a bit longer and start VoiceOver
with Command-F5.
This is a very comprehensive Apple Support article, but, hopefully, it can
be followed. There are instructions for
Hi,
The times I’ve used the recovery environment, it has worked successfully with
VoiceOver. I ran into this exact situation a couple months ago on a computer I
hadn’t used for about six months and didn’t recall the password.
Kelly
> On Jan 6, 2024, at 8:36 PM, Donald Raikes wrote:
>
> It
It has been a while since I have used my macbook pro, and I have
forgotten the password.
Is there a way to reset the password that works with voiceOver?
I know I can bring up the recovery screen by holding down the
command+r keys while booting but I don't know if that works with
voiceOver and I
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