Search for the exact name of the Numbers file. If that still doesnt work, then launch the app Keychain Access on your Mac. If not, then it should prompt you to use your Mac user account password. You now know how to change a MacBook password. If you have Touch ID on your Mac, then it should prompt you to use Touch ID. Once finished making changes, click on the unlock button to lock. And there you have it, job done. When checked, ‘Show password hints’ will add the previously mentioned password hint on the login screen. If you use FileVault on your MacBook, this option is already off and can’t be changed.įor the ‘Display login window as’ option, you can select List of Users (the default) or ‘Name and Password’, depending on your preferences. And yet, it’s probably best to keep this off for security reasons. This setting is best if you’re the only one who uses your computer. Toggle on ‘Automatic login’ if you want a specific user to login automatically whenever the Mac restarts. You can stick with the default settings or make changes as you see fit. On this screen, you’ll find different login-related options. Now enter your local Mac user password and click OK. This takes you to a special macOS Recovery mode. This is your Apple ID password, not your local Mac password. To do this, reboot your Mac and hold Command+R as it’s booting up. Type your password to unlock.Ĭlick ‘Login Options’ on the left side of the Users & Groups screen to access the administrative options. Enter your Apple ID password and click Continue. Click on the lock at the bottom of the Users & Groups window. Go into System Preferences on your computer, then select ‘Users & Groups’. As an administrator, there are other login-related settings you can use. If you’re the only person who uses your MacBook, you’re the administrator for your computer.
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