Hack remove reset admin Mac OSx password without cd

Author: stuffonline69
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HTTP://BLACKBERRYUNLOCKING.BIZ So your in front of your Mac, its asking for a password and you don't know it. Can you still get in? Yes you can, heres how. The first option, if you have access to you system disk then with that cd you can reset the password by booting from it (to boot from cd press the C key on startup) Visit this post for more details: http://isgood.co.uk/index.php/topic,10.0.html However if you don't have the cd The process below will allow you to create a new admin account and with that new account you will be able to login into your system. You don't loose your files, but you must make a unique username and NOT the same as what originally existed. Before you start this is what you should know about this procedure. What your about to do is delete a folder called AppleSetupDone. By removing this folder it will fool the system into thinking it has not yet completed the setup of creating a new user, so after the reset it will start asking you for your details, just like as if its the first time its running. Will you loose you files? To avoid confict you should create a unique account and not one of the same name as the system had previously. Once the new account has been created to get to the documents you have to goto the users folder and change permissions of the folder to get acess your previous documents. Ive only tested this using Mac OSX, i would assume it would work on any hardware thats running OSX. Here goes, first you need to enter terminal mode 1. Reboot 2. Hold apple key (or command) + s key down after you hear the chime. 3. When you get text prompt enter in these terminal commands to create a brand new admin account (hitting return after each line) mount -uw / rm /var/db/.AppleSetupDone shutdown -h now 4. After rebooting you should have a brand new admin account. As not to loose files the new admin account must be a new name and not one previously used. I've only tested this on osX. Once you are logged in, you might want to get access to your old admin accounts file. I'll be making a Youtube video that shows you all the steps in action

Comments

  1. can you disable asking for password
  2. On Mac os X Yosemite and Newer you need to do the steps Just use command and r and Then click utility's and Then terminal and Then type Passwordreset
  3. thank you so much i watched so fucking many videos but you were the first one who actually helped me out
  4. bester mann
  5. Thank you man.
  6. guy needs an award
  7. this is great! all other accounts and files stay on the computer, for those who are wondering.
  8. Thank you it worked great :) Greetings from Austria
  9. bulshit this just deleted all my files you bald head fuck
  10. bulshit this just deleted all my files you bald head fuck
  11. Thx!!
  12. If I do this will it reset the computer
  13. Man U the best!!!
    Thank u so much this really did help me rest my old Mac OS X
  14. once I type in rm /var/db/.AppleSetupDone it says No Such File or Directory
  15. Mine says mount legal option
  16. Thx so
  17. Dear Stuffonline
    I just followed your steps one by one.. My pc shuteddown but when turned it on the password of my old dad's account didn't get removed
  18. WHAT DO I DO IF COMMAND+ S is not working???
  19. I don't know you or where you are BUT I DO KNOW: you are a genius!!! I am from NYC, retired now in PAlm Springs CA
    and thought I knew everything! This worked perfectly, THANKS! Chris