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hartsiga

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Feb 16, 2008
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I got a MacBook Pro from my uncle about 2 months ago. He had previously used it. I opened up the keychain access and got rid of all the keychains. However, every time I open Safari, it asks for a keychain password. I can hit cancel, but it pops up with almost every page. This really gets annoying and frustrating.

Does anyone know what to do in order to get this from stop popping up? Thanks!
 
I got a MacBook Pro from my uncle about 2 months ago. He had previously used it. I opened up the keychain access and got rid of all the keychains. However, every time I open Safari, it asks for a keychain password. I can hit cancel, but it pops up with almost every page. This really gets annoying and frustrating.

Does anyone know what to do in order to get this from stop popping up? Thanks!

you should delete the actual keychain set. mines called login. not sure what urs is called. its over to the left of keychain access
 
you should delete the actual keychain set. mines called login. not sure what urs is called. its over to the left of keychain access

Mine is also called login for Safari, however, I can't find that on the left of the Keychain Access. It has:

All items
Passwords
Certificates
My Certificates
Keys
Secure Notes

Under passwords, it has AppleShare, Application and Internet, but I can't delete any of those.
 
Mine is also called login for Safari, however, I can't find that on the left of the Keychain Access. It has:

All items
Passwords
Certificates
My Certificates
Keys
Secure Notes

Under passwords, it has AppleShare, Application and Internet, but I can't delete any of those.

ah, mistake. go to (username)>library>keychains, and drag the login keychain to the trash. it will recreate a new one next time u launch safari but it should get rid of the password entering thing
 
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