Under the above heading in the same box this is stated: Please enter the keychain password.
This is annoying, but once I have entered my passsword, the same box appears immediately; and I have to enter my password again.
If I have to live with it once, how can I at least prevent it asking again?
Of course, I can't do anything on my machine until I enter the password, twice.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.15
barneyhairball wrote:
Under the above heading in the same box this is stated: Please enter the keychain password.
This is annoying, but once I have entered my passsword, the same box appears immediately; and I have to enter my password again.
If I have to live with it once, how can I at least prevent it asking again?
Of course, I can't do anything on my machine until I enter the password, twice.
Verify your keychain is unlocked
What is Keychain Access on Mac? - Apple Support
ref: Accountsd wants to use the "Local Items" Keychain
barneyhairball wrote:
Under the above heading in the same box this is stated: Please enter the keychain password.
This is annoying, but once I have entered my passsword, the same box appears immediately; and I have to enter my password again.
If I have to live with it once, how can I at least prevent it asking again?
Of course, I can't do anything on my machine until I enter the password, twice.
Verify your keychain is unlocked
What is Keychain Access on Mac? - Apple Support
ref: Accountsd wants to use the "Local Items" Keychain
Thank you, but why does it ask twice, the second immediately after the first?
What does this mean: 'accountsd wants to use the "login" keychain'.
