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Just Restart Your MAC
Then Press two baton
COMMAND + S
APPLE +S
Once single-user mode boots (it should look like a black screen with white text), we need to mount the hard drive. At the prompt type in:
/sbin/mount -uw /
3. REMOVE THE “SETUP HAS BEEN COMPLETED” FILE
Now that the drive is mounted, we can edit the file system. We’re going to delete a file that tells your computer that you have completed the initial setup. Type in:
rm /var/db/.applesetupdone
This command deletes the file “.applesetupdone” in the /var/db/ directory, which the computer checks for on startup to ensure that the computer has already been set up.
4. REBOOT
We need the system to reboot so it can check for the file and then notice it’s missing. Type in:
reboot
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