Sam is partially right, on newer Macs u MUST give it to an Apple Technician (like me) and we MUST do a chat with our second level support, they will send us a file to put on a right formatted pen drive that will erase the password. This is the only way and... there are no connector on the logic board to do this on the mbp 13 early 11.
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Sam is partially right,
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So if u have this problem just go to the nearest Apple Store or Apple Premium Service Provider, they will know what to do.
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On newer Macs you MUST have an Authorized Apple Technician (like me) and we MUST speak with our second level support at Apple, they will send us a file to put on a formatted USB thumb drive that will erase the system password.
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This is the only way and... there are no connector on the logic board to do this on the MacBook Pro 13 early '11.
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So if you have this problem just go to the nearest Apple Store or Apple Premium Service Provider, they will know what to do.
Sam is partially right, on newer Macs u MUST give it to an Apple Technician (like me) and we MUST do a chat with our second level support, they will send us a file to put on a right formatted pen drive that will erase the password. This is the only way and... there are no connector on the logic board to do this on the mbp 13 early 11.
So if u have this problem just go to the nearest Apple Store or Apple Premium Service Provider, they will know what to do.