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You’ve just updated to macOS Big Sur but aren’t able to unlock your Mac? Is the admin account password not working although you’re sure that you’re entering the correct one? Are you asked to enter your password again or are prompted by the Not‘No users available for authorization’ error message? Or, worse the Mac freezes on the password authentication screen and a spinning wheel is running in a loop?

These issues have occurred for some during the beta testing stage and it seems that the macOS Big Sur Password bug has found its way to the public release. It causes your Mac to ‘forget’ which accounts have been assigned with administrator privileges and which not. This renders your admin password unusable when you want to edit System Preferences and change other admin-level settings.

3 Ways To Fix Mac Password Not Working

Here are the most common troubleshooting tips if macOS Big Sur doesn’t recognize your admin password:

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1. Use US Keyboard Layout


In some cases macOS Big Sur forces the US keyboard layout although the icon shows something different, in the top-right corner of the screen. So, when you type your password make sure that you do it as if you would be using an US keyboard layout. Does it work?

2. Reset SMC

The next step is to reset the system management controller (SMC). This solution has been confirmed by users that have managed to fix the macOS Big Sur password issue. Resetting the SMC doesn’t cause any data loss. Here is what you have to do:
Tip: First, you need to know of your Mac packs a T2 chip. This info is usually available in System Information, but since you can’t unlock your Mac you have to recognize it by manufacturing year. Recent Macs have this chip: MacBook Air (2018 or later), MacBook Pro (2018 or later), mac Mini (2018 or later), Mac Pro (2019 or later), iMac (2020 or later), iMac Pro.
A. SMC Reset Sequence for Mac With T2 chip

  • 1. Shut Down your Mac. Press & hold the Power button for 10 seconds.
  • 2. Mac has to remain powered off. If it turned back on, shut it down again and repeat step 1.
  • On a MacBook:

  • 3. Press & hold Control (ctrl) + Option (alt) + Shift (Right).
  • 4. Hold them all for at least seven seconds and add the Power button while continuing to hold the initial keys.
  • 5. Hold everything for seven more seconds before releasing them all.
    Tip: That’s it. Press the Power button again to reboot your Mac and check if the admin password is now working!
  • On an iMac (desktop computer):

  • 3. Unplug the power cable for 15 seconds.
  • 4. Reconnect the power cable and wait five seconds.
  • 5. Press the Power button to restart your device.

B. SMC Reset Sequence for Mac Without T2 chip
To reset the SMC on an older Mac, please use the sequence described here.

3. Add New Admin Account

Another troubleshooting option requires you to reset the administrator account. This can be done from the Terminal app. You can then assign admin privileges to the initial account and delete the new account that you used to fix the problem.

  • Restart Mac using the Control (ctrl) + Command (cmd) + Power Button combo.
  • Press & hold Cmd + R keycombo as your Mac restarts to enter Recovery mode.
  • In the macOS Utility screen, click on Utilities (top of the screen) and select Terminal.
  • Use the following Terminal command (replace ‘Macintosh HD’ with the name of your startup disk):
    rm '/Volumes/Macintosh HD/var/db/.AppleSetupDone'
  • Tap Enter to execute the command.
  • Follow the on-screen info and create a new user account.
  • Restart Mac and log-in to the newly created account and browse for Apple -> System Preferences -> Users & Groups.
  • Click on the the padlock and type your password to perform edits.
  • Select your initial account and enable the ‘Allow user to administer this computer’ setting.
  • Restart Mac and sign back into your old account.
  • Delete the newly created account for this fix, from the Users & Groups system preferences.
  • Did any of the tips listed above help you to fix admin password not working on macOS Big Sur? Use the comments section and let us know.

    Related: Other problems encountered by users after updating to macOS Big Sur are:
    – Touch Bar not displaying properly or not displaying at all.
    – Black screen of death during macOS Big Sur update
    – macOS Big Sur not enough space to upgrade


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Big Sur Troubleshooting Guide

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The Big Sur update introduces a number of major changes in macOS. One of them is disabling of the Network Kernel Extensions (NKE) API, which Proxifier for Mac v2 uses. The new Network Extensions API has been introduced to replace it. We have rewritten the network part of Proxifier to adapt to this change. Together with other improvements, Proxifier for Mac v3 has been released.

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Proxifier for Mac v3 requires a new license. Upgrade options depend on the date of your v2 purchase.
If you purchased Proxifier for Mac v2 on or after:

  • September 15, 2020, your key works with v3.
  • November 1, 2019, you can upgrade at no cost.
  • Before November 2019, you can upgrade with a 50% discount.

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You can extract your current v2 key using one of the following commands in Terminal:

  • defaults read ~/Library/Preferences/com.initex.proxifier.macosx LicenseKey
  • sudo defaults read /Library/Preferences/com.initex.proxifier.macosx LicenseKey

Proxifier for Mac v3 includes the File->Import v2 Profile... menu command, which allows you to import configuration from v2. Alternatively, you can save profile to a file using File->Export... in v2 and then import the file using File->Import... in v3.

Because Proxifier for Mac v3 runs in a sandbox, it is technically impossible for it to migrate the profiles automatically.

Technical Issues

Unfortunately, the new Big Sur API is currently unstable. There are issues that persist when Proxifier is running even with an empty configuration, and they do not depend on Proxifier configuration or code. These issues have been reported to Apple, and we hope they will be resolved in future Big Sur updates.

Please feel free to contact us at support@proxifier.com. We will do our best to help you.

To mitigate the problems, we have prepared a special build of Proxifier for Mac v2 that supports Big Sur using private API.

If you have problems with Proxifier for Mac v3, you can use this build. You can also try workarounds for some known issues, which are listed below.

Kernel Panic

Some systems may experience unexpected crashes when Proxifier is working. Kernel Panic log may contain a message like 'a freed zone element has been modified in zone flow_divert_pcb'.

Cause:

This is a known problem in Network Extension API. Apple is working on it (FB8901130).

  • Use Proxifier for Mac v2.29.
  • The problem seems to be fixed in Big Sur 11.3 (currently in beta).
Fail to Connect with Mobile Devices

Applications such as FaceTime or Sidecar may fail to connect macOS with mobile devices like iPhone or iPad.

Cause:

This is a known problem in Network Extension API. It has been reported to Apple (FB9002173).

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  • Use Proxifier for Mac v2.29.
Applications Cannot Bind a Port for Listening

Applications report errors such as 'Protocol wrong type for socket', 'Failed to find a free local port', and 'Protocol wrong type for socket (Listen failed)'.

Cause:

There is a bug in Network Extension API in the current version of macOS Big Sur. Apple has been aware of it since September. Hopefully, the problem will be fixed in the next Big Sur update.

  • The problem has been fixed by Apple in Big Sur 11.1.
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Cisco IPSec does not work when Proxifier is running.

Cause:

This is a known bug in macOS Big Sur.

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  • The problem has been fixed by Apple in Big Sur 11.1.




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