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How can I fix this?
MacBook Pro 15", macOS 10.15
Open Users & Groups preference and see if are logged into a non-admin account. If you are, then log out and log into your admin account. If this is not your situation then describe it as clearly and thoroughly as you can.
I am logged into an admin account. This happened after doing a clean install of Mac OS because I couldn't restore from Time Machine. When I open Disk Utility, it looks like there are 3 different internal drives, one is greyed out and is 10gb, one is not greyed out and is 28 gb, and one is greyed out and not mounted.
Post a screenshot of what you're seeing in Disk Utility.
My name is part of the name of the hard drive, so I've greyed them out. They're all the same name.
first image says you are running 10.15. We are not allowed to talk about that via T&C.
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Trying to enter recovery mode, but get "this volume has no admin users to authenticate." I am an admin user, not sure what to do.
