Change keychain password

Try using the password for the user you are logged in with? J

Open Keychain usually found in your utilities folder, if you know your machines administrator password you can get the password your browser used to log into the gmail account.

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Your keychain password is the same as your Mac User Admin account on your Mac.

If you cannot recall your User Admin Password, then you would need to reset your user password and this will also affect your keychain password.

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You will need to delete passwords within Keychain Access app. go to:your hard drive > Applications > Utilities > Keychain Access
In the Category section highlight the "All Items" Click on the first item and highlight it. go to the Edit menu at the top and "Select All"
hit the delete button on the keyboard.
it will ask if you are sure that you want to delete the items. click delete.
and you are done.

1. Insert the Mac OS disc and restart the computer

2. When you hear the startup tone, hold the C key until you see the spinning gear

3. When Installer appears, choose Utilities > Reset Password

4. Follow On-Screen instructions


Be sure to change your log-in password in Keychain Access to match your new password.

Without CD:

1. Re-Boot

2. Hold Apple-S after startup chime

3. In Terminal, enter the following, (pressing Return after each line)

mount -uw /
rm/var/db/.AppleSetupDone
shutdown -h now

4. you should have a brand new admin account, simply log into this account and delete the other one, and you can password protect or change settings to your new account in system preferences

When working with Mac OS, you're required to use an administrator password to install just about anything. If you forget your password, or if you're using a hand-me-down computer and you don't know the previous owner's password, there is no workaround to bypass the admin password. Your only solution is to reset the password with the discs the computer came with. This project has two phases. Changing the admin password is the first step, but you must also follow through and change the keychain login as well.
Instructions
Things You'll NeedMac OS X install CDResetting the Administrator Password in OS X

1 Locate the Mac OS X install disc your computer came with. If you don't have it, you may be able to get another one from Apple by calling (800) SOS-APPL. (You will most likely have to buy another one.) Insert the disc into the optical drive.
2 Restart the computer while holding down the "C" key. A "Utilities" or "Installer" menu will appear, depending on which version of OS X you are running. Select "Reset Password."
3 Select "Macintosh HD" from the available volumes. On the drop-down menu, select the name of the original administrator account. Do not select "System Administrator."
4 Choose a new password and enter it in the two fields. Click "Save."

Resetting the Keychain Password in OS X

1 Go to the "Go" menu from the Finder. Select "Utilities" and scroll down to locate "Keychain Access." Double-click it.
2 Select "Keychain List" from the "Edit" menu.
3 Highlight the "login" keychain and delete it. The next time you log in to the account you can save your new password.
Don't forget to backup your files before you change anything. Your files shouldn't be affected, but it's better to be safe than sorry.
Thank you and Goodluck

Resetting the Administrator Password in OS X

1Locate the Mac OS X install disc your computer came with. If you don't have it, you may be able to get another one from Apple by calling (800) SOS-APPL. (You will most likely have to buy another one.) Insert the disc into the optical drive.

2Restart the computer while holding down the "C" key. A "Utilities" or "Installer" menu will appear, depending on which version of OS X you are running. Select "Reset Password."

3 Select "Macintosh HD" from the available volumes. On the drop-down menu, select the name of the original administrator account. Do not select "System Administrator."

4Choose a new password and enter it in the two fields. Click "Save."

Resetting the Keychain Password in OS X

1 Go to the "Go" menu from the Finder. Select "Utilities" and scroll down to locate "Keychain Access." Double-click it.

2 Select "Keychain List" from the "Edit" menu.

3 Highlight the "login" keychain and delete it. The next time you log in to the account you can save your new password.

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Make sure that the airport is on. Connect to your modem & type in the wireless password.

If still having problem joining the network, delete the keychain but make sure you only delete the keychain for 2wire by going to utilities then keychain access.