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When I start my MacBook air 2015 on macOS Big Sur (doesn’t matter, in normal or safe mode) system launch successfully and log in screen is shown. When I enter my password, it accepts it, but then the load screen is going infinitely and never launches. What can cause this situation and what should I do?
P. S. I have reset SCM and NVRAM and it didn’t work. All disks are OK.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 11.3
Your hard disk may be too full. Never let it get over 85% full
See if you can follow these directions to reset the password:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202860
If Filevault is enabled, that could create an extra long login process
It might.
command-V at startup.
Note, if you used open firmware or file vault passwords those can be separate from the main login.
Hi, abrody. I tried to reset my password several times, but it didn’t work. Also, my disk isn’t too full — there are only 78GB of 128
Would starting in Verbose offer any idea where it is jamming up ?
Doesn’t login
