Bonjour je n'arrive pas à déverrouiller mon mac il est bloqué
Déverrouillage mac
Posted on Oct 12, 2026 12:41 AM
Bonjour je n'arrive pas à déverrouiller mon mac il est bloqué
Posted on Oct 12, 2026 12:41 AM
Oct 12, 2026 1:49 AM in response to Hazal226
If your MacBook Air 13-inch (reported as running macOS 27.0) is locked and you cannot unlock it, there are several possible scenarios.
The correct solution depends on the type of lock.
Important: Do not erase your Mac or reinstall macOS until you know which type of lock is affecting it.
Some recovery options can permanently delete your files.
Scenario 1: Your Mac rejects your login password
What you see: Your account name or picture appears, but your password is rejected.
Possible causes: An incorrect password, Caps Lock, a different keyboard layout, or confusion between your Mac login password and your Apple Account password.
What to do:
Apple's instructions: If you forgot your Mac login password.
Scenario 2: Your Mac displays a message saying it is locked
What you see: A message explicitly says your Mac is locked, possibly with a timer or instructions to contact an administrator.
What to do:
Scenario 3: Your account is temporarily locked after too many attempts
What you see: A message says your account is locked, possibly with a time limit before you can try again.
What to do:
See Apple's Mac login password instructions.
Scenario 4: Your Mac displays Activation Lock
What you see: The screen asks for the Apple Account previously associated with the Mac, sometimes after the Mac has been erased or reset.
What to do:
Important: Resetting your normal Mac login password does not remove Activation Lock. Erasing the Mac does not necessarily remove it either.
Scenario 5: Your Mac displays a padlock before macOS starts
What you see: A padlock appears during startup, sometimes with a password field, before the usual login screen.
Possible cause: On some Intel-based Macs, this indicates a firmware password, which is different from your normal login password.
What to do:
Scenario 6: Your Mac freezes, shows a blank screen, or will not reach the login window
What you see: The screen is black or frozen, or the Mac remains stuck on the Apple logo or a progress bar.
What to do:
For a MacBook Air with Apple silicon, shut it down, then press and hold the power button until startup options appear. Select Options, then Continue.
If you reach Recovery, do not select an option to erase the disk.
See Apple's macOS Recovery instructions.
Scenario 7: Recovery asks for a password or FileVault recovery key
What you see: Recovery asks you to select a user, enter a password, or provide a FileVault recovery key.
What to do:
See Apple's forgotten Mac password instructions.
Risk to files: FileVault encrypts your data. If the necessary credentials or recovery key are unavailable, resetting your login password may not restore access to the encrypted data.
Originally posted at discussions.apple.com/thread/256374615