I had to reset my main password in OS X. After doing so, I had to restart iCloud Keychain. Upon doing so, my credit cards, user names and passwords are all gone. They are still available in iOS: iPhone, iPad, etc. Does anyone know how to restore them manually?
Thanks.
Oh- I'm running OS X 10.10.3 beta. (latest version that came out today, 3/3/15)
MacBook Pro, OS X Yosemite (10.10.2), run public beta
Hello Brandon K N,
If you are having issues with iCloud Keychain after a password/keychain reset in Yosemite, you may find the troubleshooting steps outlined in the following article helpful, in particular this portion:
If you don't have your iCloud Keychain items anymore
If you turned off iCloud Keychain on all your devices, your iCloud Keychain is removed from the cloud. If you chose to delete the keychain items from your devices when you turned off iCloud Keychain, your iCloud Keychain is also removed from those devices.
You'll need to set up iCloud Keychain and add items again. Apple can't recover your iCloud Keychain if you turn off iCloud Keychain on all your devices and choose to delete your iCloud Keychain locally on all your devices.
On OS X, if you used Keychain Access to reset your OS X Keychain, OS X will delete your iCloud Keychain items. Try choosing Keychain Access > Keychain First Aid to verify and repair keychain settings and permissions. If that doesn't help, set up iCloud Keychain again. If you need to reset your OS X Keychain again, temporarily disable iCloud Keychain in iCloud Preferences before resetting your OS X Keychain.
Get help using iCloud Keychain - Apple Support
Sincerely,
- Brenden
iCloud Keychain on my Mac doesn't restore passwords that are available in iOS. Help!
