Q: How do I edit my home sync settings?

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Try running Keychain First Aid and resetting the original keychain.

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I'm not sure I understand your question, but if you no longer connect to a directory server, unbind from it in the Users & Groups preference pane.

Click Login Options. If necessary, click the question-mark button in the lower right corner and read the built-in help.

I was referring to the help for the login options, not for Home Sync. Are you bound to a Network Account Server, as shown in the login options?

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It looks like your company's system admin forgot to remove you from the company server or forgot to change your profile on the server because you're still setup as a Network Mobile Account.

The following steps might work for you to convert a mobile account to a local account. You will need to add another Admin account and log into it before the following steps.

1. Backup you MBP.
2. Log in to a different Admin account
3. Delete the mobile user from the local machine (do not delete the user's home folder) in System Preferences/Users&Groups. The result should be something like username (Deleted). Check the /Users folder to be sure this happened.
4. Rename the mobile user's home folder to the original short name (from username (Deleted) to username)
5. Add a new user (admin account) with the original short name. You should see an option to select to use the existing home folder. All permissions should update automatically.

Also, check System Preferences for a Profiles entry. If there is one, you will want to delete all the entries inside as they pertain to your company's profile configurations. This 'might' be all you need to do instead of the above 5 steps.

Is there an item named "Profiles" in System Preferences? If so, please select it and post a screenshot of that.