ChrisYoung
Inspired
When the message pops "an update is available", I hit ok.
But then it asks me for my admin password. On a Mac you can actuallu not enter a password and just enter and that way when your installing software you dont have to enter a password, You just push enter and installers go ahead with the installation process.
The MFC installer does not like that. It wants a password. If not, you'll keep getting messages from the MFC installer that you've entered the incorrect password and the installer will get caught in some kind of loop, that you can't force quit or stop. So you have to re-boot your Mac.
Okay, so I re-boot and set up a 4 digit admin password. I go through the process of verifying it on the apple cloud. The just for safety, re-boot my Mac once again. At that point I open the MFC editor and try it again.
In the past, this process would work. This time around it does not. It just keeps popping up that I need to enter an Admin password, and then tells me my password is "invalid". Then about every 60 seconds, more of these boxes will just keep popping up.
Give it a try. Remove your admin password and try an MFC install. Then go back an add an admin password and you'll see what I'm talking about.
At this point, I guess I need to uninstall it and then re-install.
Thanks,
-Chris
But then it asks me for my admin password. On a Mac you can actuallu not enter a password and just enter and that way when your installing software you dont have to enter a password, You just push enter and installers go ahead with the installation process.
The MFC installer does not like that. It wants a password. If not, you'll keep getting messages from the MFC installer that you've entered the incorrect password and the installer will get caught in some kind of loop, that you can't force quit or stop. So you have to re-boot your Mac.
Okay, so I re-boot and set up a 4 digit admin password. I go through the process of verifying it on the apple cloud. The just for safety, re-boot my Mac once again. At that point I open the MFC editor and try it again.
In the past, this process would work. This time around it does not. It just keeps popping up that I need to enter an Admin password, and then tells me my password is "invalid". Then about every 60 seconds, more of these boxes will just keep popping up.
Give it a try. Remove your admin password and try an MFC install. Then go back an add an admin password and you'll see what I'm talking about.
At this point, I guess I need to uninstall it and then re-install.
Thanks,
-Chris