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My MacbookPro just stopped accepting my password. When I opt to reboot in order to reset password, I get the "Reset Password" screen but there is no volume to select. Then it reboots and I go back to
the enter password prompt. Can't figure out how to break the loop. I've reset PRAM, shut down, etc.
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MacBook Pro 15", macOS 10.13
Click the "Exit" button at the bottom of the Password Reset screen if it shows the Exit button (it isn't always there) and you should be able to continue logging into the laptop.
If this does not work, then do a PRAM reset (hold the PRAM reset for a full minute so it activates several times).
For some reason macOS presents a password reset screen if the system doesn't boot successfully or if the laptop shuts down prematurely. I have no idea for why macOS thinks a password reset is required. It is very odd.
Click the "Exit" button at the bottom of the Password Reset screen if it shows the Exit button (it isn't always there) and you should be able to continue logging into the laptop.
If this does not work, then do a PRAM reset (hold the PRAM reset for a full minute so it activates several times).
For some reason macOS presents a password reset screen if the system doesn't boot successfully or if the laptop shuts down prematurely. I have no idea for why macOS thinks a password reset is required. It is very odd.
Is your caps lock on?
If so, turn it off, and try logging in once more.
Macbook Pro just stopped accepting my password
