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10.5: How to reset Leopard back to the Setup Assistant
Steps that worked for me:
1) Boot mac into single user mode by holding down Command-s at startup. 2)
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6) That's it!Other notes about Setup Assistant that have been covered elsewhere but are useful to know: You can quit the Setup Assistant by pressing Command-q before sending your information to Apple. You can also shutdown from the Setup Assistant by pressing Command-q. You can access the original video and audio (separate files) from the intro to Mac OS video by entering the following text into a terminal window:
10.5: How to reset Leopard back to the Setup Assistant
So I forgot my password and I have important files on my old account. If I try this, will my old admin account be delete? What about the other normal accounts, will they have everything on their that they had before? Thank you! |
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