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I forgot my password for Mac OS X, is there any way to reset the password?

I forgot my password you use to install Mac OS X. Now I have to install Microsoft Office: mac on the computer and call the hard disk installation of Mac OS X Install. And for the password ... Can you restore Password? Thanks in advance for the help!

I bet you'll be surprised how easy it is to change the administrator (known in the Unix language as "root") and password in a Tiger Mac OS X Panther, computer, etc.. The key to unlocking your system is setup disk Mac OS X. If you do not have this record, then it is better to buy a copy of Mac OS X, even if you already have the operating system installed on your computer (you can try calling Apple (800 SOS-APPL) and request a replacement boot disk as well). One way to accomplish this: look for Mac OS X on eBay. You may also ask if you need to run Tiger, Panther, or whether it would work for you - that would be much cheaper. Once you have an installation disk in hand, double-click the Setup icon in the Mac OS and get a window with a larger (which is an area in which Apple is not subtle!) and a reset button. Click on it and the PowerBook will restart and go directly to the installation process. But do not install the operating system again! Simply click through Windows long enough until the regular set of options in the menu bar. One of the menus is Utilities and one of choice This menu is password reset .... I see this as a menu screen here, but can not understand how to get a screen capture process image installation. Sorry! In any case, the use of this tool, you can change your password to something you know. Then, choose Exit from the installation menu and restart the computer, we now know the administrator password. Not too difficult. An important note for anyone with a Mac: your admin password is only limited security because anyone with an operating system installation disk can restart off of his hard and reset your password without knowing the current password. Just something to consider securitywise!