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Did Leopard Corrupt your Keychain?

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If your MacOSX gets Keychain is corrupted after you install Leopard, you’ll get an error message asking if you want to reset the Keychain back to the default values. If you want to save any of the data you have in your keychain, do not reset.

Here’s what you do… Launch Keychain Access and Select Keychain First Aid from the Keychain Menu.

Keychain MacOSX

You may have to repair the Keychain twice to completely recover all of your password information.

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