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I tried to rest my keychain password, which I never set one up to begin with and I tried trashing the file. Well that didn't work, when I restated my computer it shows the screen with the apple logo and the update bar. When it reaches the end my computer turns off and when I try to turn it back on I have to follow the same processes. Help please
MacBook Pro with Retina display, iOS 7.0.4
You did 'set up' a keychain as soon as you used a password with any of your service accounts - iCloud, E-Mail etc. This is done for you transparently and is part of what the OS does. The problem you're describing is more than likely co-incidental and nothing to do with the deletion of your keychain. It sounds more like a hard drive error or, less likely, a recent update - possibly firmware - did not 'take' properly. Make an appointment at your nearest Apple Store or Authorised Apple Repair Centre and get it looked at.
I tried trashing keychain
