log-in/password issues
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I'm runnung LM 18.3X "live". Never needed to "log-in", however, after running some upgrades, a different version splash screen showed up and now it's prompting for a log-in/password...which I don't have. How can I get passed this obstruction?
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I'm runnung LM 18.3X "live". Never needed to "log-in", however, after running some upgrades, a different version splash screen showed up and now it's prompting for a log-in/password...which I don't have. How can I get passed this obstruction?
Rick
linux-mint password
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Have you tried usernamemintwith a blank password?
– dsstorefile1
May 9 at 23:50
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RE: dsstorefile 1 Thanx for the tip. Sorry, it didn't help!
– Rick
May 10 at 0:12
It seems to me you had auto login enabled in what ever login manager you were using. Either the login manager was switched out or its using a different one after the upgrade. When you say its "live" I'm assuming its an older Mint installed from a live cd.
– jdwolf
May 10 at 9:16
I have not enabled any log-in designations. Strange; this issue crept up only after, I believe, the 3rd or 4th boot. I'm running LM18.3x 'live", as I said, meaning I'm running 18.3x via a USB flashdrive. I doubt I'd call it an 'older" Mint. Hope this clarifies a bit.
– Rick
May 11 at 17:14
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I'm runnung LM 18.3X "live". Never needed to "log-in", however, after running some upgrades, a different version splash screen showed up and now it's prompting for a log-in/password...which I don't have. How can I get passed this obstruction?
Rick
linux-mint password
asked May 9 at 23:21
Rick
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I'm runnung LM 18.3X "live". Never needed to "log-in", however, after running some upgrades, a different version splash screen showed up and now it's prompting for a log-in/password...which I don't have. How can I get passed this obstruction?
Rick
linux-mint password
asked May 9 at 23:21
Rick
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asked May 9 at 23:21
Rick
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asked May 9 at 23:21
Rick
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asked May 9 at 23:21
Rick
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Have you tried usernamemintwith a blank password?
– dsstorefile1
May 9 at 23:50
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RE: dsstorefile 1 Thanx for the tip. Sorry, it didn't help!
– Rick
May 10 at 0:12
It seems to me you had auto login enabled in what ever login manager you were using. Either the login manager was switched out or its using a different one after the upgrade. When you say its "live" I'm assuming its an older Mint installed from a live cd.
– jdwolf
May 10 at 9:16
I have not enabled any log-in designations. Strange; this issue crept up only after, I believe, the 3rd or 4th boot. I'm running LM18.3x 'live", as I said, meaning I'm running 18.3x via a USB flashdrive. I doubt I'd call it an 'older" Mint. Hope this clarifies a bit.
– Rick
May 11 at 17:14
add a comment |Â
Have you tried usernamemintwith a blank password?
– dsstorefile1
May 9 at 23:50
1
RE: dsstorefile 1 Thanx for the tip. Sorry, it didn't help!
– Rick
May 10 at 0:12
It seems to me you had auto login enabled in what ever login manager you were using. Either the login manager was switched out or its using a different one after the upgrade. When you say its "live" I'm assuming its an older Mint installed from a live cd.
– jdwolf
May 10 at 9:16
I have not enabled any log-in designations. Strange; this issue crept up only after, I believe, the 3rd or 4th boot. I'm running LM18.3x 'live", as I said, meaning I'm running 18.3x via a USB flashdrive. I doubt I'd call it an 'older" Mint. Hope this clarifies a bit.
– Rick
May 11 at 17:14
Have you tried username
mint with a blank password?– dsstorefile1
May 9 at 23:50
Have you tried username
mint with a blank password?– dsstorefile1
May 9 at 23:50
1
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RE: dsstorefile 1 Thanx for the tip. Sorry, it didn't help!
– Rick
May 10 at 0:12
RE: dsstorefile 1 Thanx for the tip. Sorry, it didn't help!
– Rick
May 10 at 0:12
It seems to me you had auto login enabled in what ever login manager you were using. Either the login manager was switched out or its using a different one after the upgrade. When you say its "live" I'm assuming its an older Mint installed from a live cd.
– jdwolf
May 10 at 9:16
It seems to me you had auto login enabled in what ever login manager you were using. Either the login manager was switched out or its using a different one after the upgrade. When you say its "live" I'm assuming its an older Mint installed from a live cd.
– jdwolf
May 10 at 9:16
I have not enabled any log-in designations. Strange; this issue crept up only after, I believe, the 3rd or 4th boot. I'm running LM18.3x 'live", as I said, meaning I'm running 18.3x via a USB flashdrive. I doubt I'd call it an 'older" Mint. Hope this clarifies a bit.
– Rick
May 11 at 17:14
I have not enabled any log-in designations. Strange; this issue crept up only after, I believe, the 3rd or 4th boot. I'm running LM18.3x 'live", as I said, meaning I'm running 18.3x via a USB flashdrive. I doubt I'd call it an 'older" Mint. Hope this clarifies a bit.
– Rick
May 11 at 17:14
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Have you tried username
mintwith a blank password?– dsstorefile1
May 9 at 23:50
1
RE: dsstorefile 1 Thanx for the tip. Sorry, it didn't help!
– Rick
May 10 at 0:12
It seems to me you had auto login enabled in what ever login manager you were using. Either the login manager was switched out or its using a different one after the upgrade. When you say its "live" I'm assuming its an older Mint installed from a live cd.
– jdwolf
May 10 at 9:16
I have not enabled any log-in designations. Strange; this issue crept up only after, I believe, the 3rd or 4th boot. I'm running LM18.3x 'live", as I said, meaning I'm running 18.3x via a USB flashdrive. I doubt I'd call it an 'older" Mint. Hope this clarifies a bit.
– Rick
May 11 at 17:14