When Chrome is opened in Ubuntu, a password is entered to unlock your logon key ring.

The problem is as follows: Unlock the logon key ring and enter a password to unlock your logon key ring (the figure is found online and solved on my computer, this figure does not show up.) I cannot solve any password I enter, and I do not know what the original password is. 1. Delete the software that now enters seahorse in the terminal to open the management key ring. View-& gt; there will be a & ldquo in the password Zone according to the password ring; log on to & rdquo; is the name of the key ring, right-click to delete it

The problem is as follows:Unlock logon key ring enter a password to unlock your logon key ring

(The figure is found on the Internet. I solved this problem on my computer, and this figure cannot appear)

My actual situation is that I cannot unlock any password, and I do not know what the original password is.

1. Delete the current key ring

Enter seahorse in the terminal to open the software for managing the key ring. View-> according to the password ring, there will be a key ring named "login" in the password area, right-click it and delete it.

2. Add a new key ring

Enter seahorse in the terminal to open the software for managing the key ring, file-> New-> password and key-> enter the name (here "chrome" is used as an example ).

(The password is set to null)

(Continue)

The problem can be solved after restart.

You can check what the content is:

Is the account information of some websites. About: Software on Ubuntu was disabled when the key ring was entered, so I had to use my mobile phone to take the photo.

In the future, the "Logon" key ring will be automatically generated after it is started. However, the new key ring will be generated based on the logon password. You can also set it to the default one, delete others, so that everything goes back to calm, and it is not very good to set it to null.

In fact, the solution to this problem is simple: Open the key ring management software, delete the "login" key ring, and restart. OK.

Reading:

Ubuntu requires a key ring to unlock the password solution http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2010-06/26463.htm

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