holty Suspended / Banned Messages 6,401 Edit My Images No 24 Mar 2019 #1 im trying to update to mac os mojave its says i need to log in as an administrator ? and is looking for a password ? any idea what that means ?
im trying to update to mac os mojave its says i need to log in as an administrator ? and is looking for a password ? any idea what that means ?
Bobsyeruncle Suspended / Banned Messages 17,422 Name Bob Edit My Images Yes 24 Mar 2019 #2 holty said: im trying to update to mac os mojave its says i need to log in as an administrator ? and is looking for a password ? any idea what that means ? Click to expand... You need the password used when you set up your Mac for the first time.
holty said: im trying to update to mac os mojave its says i need to log in as an administrator ? and is looking for a password ? any idea what that means ? Click to expand... You need the password used when you set up your Mac for the first time.
scott199 Suspended / Banned Messages 1,387 Edit My Images Yes 24 Mar 2019 #3 As above usually the same as the one you log in with, do you have a password set to log in ?
OP holty Suspended / Banned Messages 6,401 Edit My Images No 25 Mar 2019 #4 Bobsyeruncle said: You need the password used when you set up your Mac for the first time. Click to expand... cannot remember that one !
Bobsyeruncle said: You need the password used when you set up your Mac for the first time. Click to expand... cannot remember that one !
OP holty Suspended / Banned Messages 6,401 Edit My Images No 25 Mar 2019 #5 it will not accept the one i use to login with !!
Tori_T Admin Messages 6,888 Edit My Images Yes 25 Mar 2019 #6 If you've lost the Root password, you'll either have to reinstall and set a new one, or hack it. Mojave doesn't make it easy, but it can be done. ETA: I've just seen in your other post you're trying to update from 10.12.6, so the High Sierra Root bug won't help. Try this, or this. Last edited: 25 Mar 2019
If you've lost the Root password, you'll either have to reinstall and set a new one, or hack it. Mojave doesn't make it easy, but it can be done. ETA: I've just seen in your other post you're trying to update from 10.12.6, so the High Sierra Root bug won't help. Try this, or this.