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Throw away the &quot;Keychains&quot; folder thats in your Preferences folder, thats where the control panel stores your keychains.
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Throw away the "Keychains" folder thats in your Preferences folder, thats where the control panel stores your keychains.

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I THROW AWAY THE KEYCHAIN PREFERNCES FOLDER<br />
AND IT COMES BACK.<br />
IVE ERASED THE CONTROL PANEL AND IT IS NO MORE.<br />
THE KEYCHAINS STILL EXIST.
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I THROW AWAY THE KEYCHAIN PREFERNCES FOLDER
AND IT COMES BACK.
IVE ERASED THE CONTROL PANEL AND IT IS NO MORE.
THE KEYCHAINS STILL EXIST.

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Go to the extensions manager and turn off the security extensions. That's the ticket.<br />

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Go to the extensions manager and turn off the security extensions. That's the ticket.


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ok.<br />
does that affect web browsing security?
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ok.
does that affect web browsing security?

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Are you on a network and a network volume login screen keeps popping up whenever you restart ?
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Are you on a network and a network volume login screen keeps popping up whenever you restart ?

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yes...<br />
and its been happening for so long that<br />
im getting accustomed to it.<br />
but i'll still take any advice that will<br />
get rid of this security thing.
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yes...
and its been happening for so long that
im getting accustomed to it.
but i'll still take any advice that will
get rid of this security thing.

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i have os 9.0<br />
and i guess idon't know how to use the KEY CHAINS.<br />
they bug me.<br />
how do i throw them away for good?<br />
ive thrown out the preferences and the control panel but they wont go away.
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i have os 9.0
and i guess idon't know how to use the KEY CHAINS.
they bug me.
how do i throw them away for good?
ive thrown out the preferences and the control panel but they wont go away.

destroy key chain

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