If you did not set a password, you should just be able to press enter
at this prompt and the install should continue.
On Apr 3, 2009, at 3:34 PM, rayna424 wrote:
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> Hi Guys. I keep getting a message that software updates are available.
> But it asks me for a password, and I don't remember sett
if you don't remember setting one up then just press enter and see if
that works, otherwise if you have time machine i would reinstall mac
OS and then use time machine to back everything up.
On Apr 3, 2009, at 1:34 PM, rayna424 wrote:
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> Hi Guys. I keep getting a message that software update
Thanks guys. I think I'll try the hitting return next time software
update pops up. All the disk stuff flew way over my head. Hopefullyj
return works.
Thanks,
Randi
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Justin it all Leopard install DVDs regardless of whether you purchased
it or if it came with your machine will have this capability. Actually
the DVD you get with your machine is the same if you were to purchase
it separately minus the iLife suite and any of the other trial or demo
softwar
Hello
If it happens that you wrote a password and forgot it, you might just
be able to rewrite it.
OK someone else should comment on this too. So I know if you have the
leopard installation CD there is a way to boot into the system through
the disk and change the password.
Put CD in comp
Hello Randi and all:
There might be a chance that no password at all was set in the
beginning. When prompted, try simply pressing return and see what
happens. I cannot make any promises though that is what happened to me
when I purchased my last Mac mini. It was previously owned by someone
I realize that, but I don't remember if I set up a password, therefore
I don't know the password. I'll try hitting enter next time though I
think when I selected the restart it asked for the passwrod.
The second part of my question was, is there a place to look up the
password if I did set one?
When you are in the software update window, you must enter the
password you set up when you registered th operating system.
Hth,
Chantel.
On Apr 3, 2009, at 4:34 PM, rayna424 wrote:
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> Hi Guys. I keep getting a message that software updates are available.
> But it asks me for a password, and I
well, if it asks you for a password and you didn't set one hit, just
hit enter.
On Apr 3, 2009, at 4:34 PM, rayna424 wrote:
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> Hi Guys. I keep getting a message that software updates are available.
> But it asks me for a password, and I don't remember setting one up. Is
> there a way to searc
Hi Guys. I keep getting a message that software updates are available.
But it asks me for a password, and I don't remember setting one up. Is
there a way to search for it somewhere?
Thanks,
Randi
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