How to Get into MacBook Pro Without Password

If you're having trouble remembering your MacBook Pro password, don't worry! There are a few ways to gain access without entering your password. In this article, we'll show you how to get into your MacBook Pro without a password using Recovery Mode.

Restart Your MacBook Pro

The first step is to restart your MacBook Pro. Press and hold the power button until it shuts down. Then, press the power button again to turn it back on.

Enter Recovery Mode

Next, restart your Mac when you hear the boot sound. You need to press and hold the Command + R key to enter Recovery Mode.

Access System Preferences

Once in Recovery Mode, click on Utilities and then click Terminal. This will open a terminal window where you can access various system preferences.

Change Your Password (Optional)

If you want to change your password, you can do so by clicking on the lock at the bottom of the Users & Groups window. Type your current password to unlock and make changes as needed.

Automatic Login

You can also toggle on 'Automatic login' if you want a specific user to login automatically whenever the Mac restarts. This setting is best if you're the only one who uses your computer.

On the Users & Groups screen, you'll find different login-related options. You can select List of Users (the default) or 'Name and Password', depending on your preferences.

Show Password Hints

If you want to add a password hint on the login screen, toggle on 'Show password hints'. This option will display the previously mentioned password hint on the login screen.

FileVault

If you use FileVault on your MacBook, this option is already off and cannot be changed. It's probably best to keep this off for security reasons.

By following these steps, you can get into your MacBook Pro without a password using Recovery Mode. Remember to always keep your password secure and consider enabling automatic login if you're the only one who uses your computer.

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