Hi Denise, I sent this reply on 25 May but don't think it hit the list.
You must already have a Password for your Administrator User Account to be able
to operate your Mac.
Go to System Preferences Users Groups
Users Groups - Select your User Account
Then Select - Login Options Automatic
It did hit the list Ronni … coz I saw it !
On 26 May 2014, at 2:05 pm, Ronda Brown ro...@mac.com wrote:
Hi Denise, I sent this reply on 25 May but don't think it hit the list.
You must already have a Password for your Administrator User Account to be
able to operate your Mac.
Go to
Yes Stephen, I realize now why this happened... Denise sent two identical
emails, but each with a different Subject heading on 25 May. I replied to her
first message posted to list Subject: 'Setting a Password' @ 9:53PM, and I
replied @ 11:09PM
Apparently @ 10:27PM Denise sent another message
OH . I did see two and wondered why coz they were not even close together !
On 26 May 2014, at 6:38 pm, Ronda Brown ro...@mac.com wrote:
Yes Stephen, I realize now why this happened... Denise sent two identical
emails, but each with a different Subject heading on 25 May. I replied to her
Go to “System Preferences
Then to “Users Groups”
You can set up your password there.
On 25 May 2014, at 10:27 pm, Denise Williams wamugh...@bigpond.com wrote:
Hi All
I have a 27 iMac, OS 10.7.5 . I have never setup a password on this computer
so anyone can access it (simply by leaving the
Hi Denise --
-- As Stephen says, you can set up a password in System Preferences.
-- I used to run my iMac without a password. Since I added a password,
for the same reasons as you, I find:
1. If there is a power outage etc or unexpected shutdown, the system
does not come up again
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