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On my iMac, at times I get prompted, other times I don't. On my MBP, I get prompted for a PW before any program gets installed. So is there some way to stop it, or hide it? I just don't want to see the command line stuff.

The computer runs perfectly normally once booted. I can however still use option to boot from a different drive. When holding down the s and shift it still does the same thing. I cannot boot into safe mode or single user mode for some reason. Then it goes back to blue and works normally. I boot and after staying on a blue screen for a while, it goes black and shows me a command prompt and I can see all the processes starting up. I had an image from an older macbook (10.5.4) and I put it in a newer MacBook which I assume was could not boot as far back as 10.5.4, so I updated it by booting 10.5.6 on an external and running the combo 10.5.7 update on the MacBook's internal drive. I have a MacBook Pro and every time I leave the computer running for a long period of time, the computer puts itself to sleep and asks a password to wake it up. How to Stop OS X from Asking for Password after Sleep.

After you or your Mac administrator resets the password of your macOS user account, your Mac might ask you to update your keychain password or enter the password of your login. Either create a new login keychain or update it with your new password. The password of your macOS user account might not match the password of your login keychain.

ADVERTISEMENT My Mac OS X keeps Asking me for a Master Password in my OS X? How can i stop this? It is rather annoying to always type this in.

Obviously, you don't enter anything into the password field and just continue on, but seeing how there is no password in the first place, why does it still ask for one? I've been a Mac user for a few years, but have never came across this - I always use a password Similar Messages:

I have an account for my parents, and they don't need a password, but if they try and install software etc - it comes up with the Password Prompt window. OS X:: Stop The Password Prompt? this seems pretty basic, but I can't seem to find a way to turn off the password prompt in Mac OSX.