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Reset the SMC and PRAM.follow the process in Apple.com. Hope this can solve the issue

this will usually require wiping the disk

If you are using Safari and the OS is Lion (10.7 or above), move your cursor to the upper right hand corner of the browser. You will see two diagonal arrows, diametrically opposed to one another. Click on that and your browser will dominate your screen.

Try one of these: Intel-based Macs: Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC) http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964 OS X Mavericks: Reset your computer's PRAM http://support.apple.com/kb/ph14222 Portables and Magic Trackpad: Jumpy or erratic trackpad operation http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1449

Try: http://www.ehow.com/how_7351075_reset-usb-ports-mac-laptops.html

Press the eject button on the keyboard, top right-hand side, just above delete button. You could also try going to your HDD, click on CD Drive, right click and eject. Hope this helps.

You could try resetting the PRAM.

Try: http://www.thesafemac.com/arg-genieo/

The Mac is locked and has it say you need a code to open, so if you know the person who gift you the Mac ask for the code if no the only remedy is to re-load the system but you will need the the copy of the O.S.

Someone has done a remote lock on your laptop. Probably the previous owner, a family member, or someone with access to your laptop and Applie ID account info. Ask them for the PIN code (the person in the know), call Apple and talk to the genius bar, or get your money back.The other and more sad reason that this happened is because the laptop was stolen and the person that it was stolen from has locked it. BTW, Macbook Airs also have GPS inside so the owner can trace where it is and since they remotely locked it I would assume that they are looking for it. Hopefully this is not your case, but if it is....

I'm not familiar with this site but In general, any sort of "retrieve password" link is going to email you your password or send you a link that you click on to retrieve your password. I'm not sure if this is where you are getting stuck or not but it might help if you explain what steps you have taken to get to where you are. I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/matt_7e951e081251ffbc

factory restore and if that does not work take it in

If you've already tried turning up the brightness of the screen (the "sun" icon), then you may have a problem with the backlight (possibly burnt out, in which case you'd need a new backlight bulb). See this post for more details: How do fix my Macbook dark screen

If you have downloaded stuff from the internet, that stuff goes to your Downloads folder. Try deleting any files in the downloads folder that you no longer need (such as .zip installer files). Also, in case you don't already know, after you delete files, the files are still on your hard drive until you empty your Trash. If you already know how to do all that, here's another method: • Select several files (up to 2 GB total) • Compress them into one "zipped file" (right-click/control-click & choose "Compress x items" • Email the zipped file to yourself for free, using WeTransfer (just click "Skip" when you visit wetransfer.com, because you will be greeted with an offer trying to sell you WeTransfer Plus). • Be sure to use your email address as the "sender" & "recipient". • The files will be available for you to download (using a link which will be emailed to you). You can delete the files after you receive the email with a link to download your files. However, this is a temporary fix, because you will have to download the files before WeTransfer deletes them. After you free up some space, get GrandPerspective for Mac , which is a free Mac app for seeing where your big files are. Also, a cheap/easy solution will be to get a cheap USB thumb/flash drive and copy important files onto it, then delete them from your MacBook. You can get about 32 GB for about $10 if you search www.slickdeals.net or www.dealnews.com

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I have no idea what SR1rp2 means?? But if you are referring to multi able Passwords for loging on, Open the SYSTEM PREFERENCE FOLDER under the Apple logo, the upper left corner of your LCD. Move to USERS & GROUPS, click on the paddle lock in the lower left corner of the splash screen, highlife each name to change the password or select the minus sign to close out the account. If you need to eliminate saved passwords for Safari Browser, sign on to Safari, See the Safari name next to the Apple logo, click on it move to PREFERENCES, click, move to Passwords, click, at bottom of the splash screen click on show passwords for selected sites, enter your password for your computer log-in select the site and press DELET key on your key board. Of coarse you can select all or each individual as you like.

I you are wanting to make a list and arrange it in alphabetical order, you can use the Numbers App to to do it.

Console is a program including within OS X. It serves as a log viewer for your computer. More information can be found here, on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Console_(OS_X) Hope this helps!

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