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Even easier is running 'resetpassword' from Terminal in Recovery mode (boot with ⌘-R). This gets you a nice GUI tool where you can reset any account passwords.
by praseodym 12y ago
Even easier is running 'resetpassword' from Terminal in Recovery mode (boot with ⌘-R). This gets you a nice GUI tool where you can reset any account passwords.
But yes, this is not possible with a firmware password or with disk encryption (FileVault) enabled.