If you’re the administrator of a Macbook Pro, then you know that it’s important to have a good administrator account. This account can be used to change the administrator on your computer, manage security settings, and more. Here are some tips on how to create and use an administrator account on your Macbook Pro:

  1. Log in to your computer as the Administrator.
  2. In the System Preferences window, click on Accounts and then click on New Account.
  3. In the Name field, enter something that you will use as your administrator’s name. For example, if you are the Administrator of a company’s Macbook Pro, then enter “MacBookProAdmin”.
  4. In the Password field, enter a strong password that you will remember for future access to your computer. You should also create a user keychain item with this password so that you can easily log in as the Administrator without having to remember it every time!
  5. Click on Next and then click on Finish to create your new administrator account!

After restarting your Mac, press and hold the Command + R keys until you see the Apple logo. Go to the Apple Menu in the upper-right corner and choose Utilities. Then click Terminal. In a terminal window, enter “reset password. Next, type your password and a hint.

On the bottom left, look for Users & Groups. Select the padlock symbol. Enter your password. On the left side, select the admin user and then click the sign at the bottom. Select an option from the list and then press Delete User.

To delete a user and/or their associated data, open the Users & Groups preference panel. Select “Users & Groups,” then press Control+click on the username. This will bring up a drop-down menu containing all current users; simply select the one you want to remove and click Delete. To change a user’s password, follow.

On your Mac, go to the Apple menu System Preferences, then Users & Groups. If the lock in the bottom left corner is unlocked, click it to open the preference pane. In the list of users, choose a standard user or a managed user, then select “Allow this user to administer this computer.

Select your user account from the drop-down menu and push the – button in System Preferences to remove it. If you’re using Fast User Switching, you must log out of the account you want to delete.