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June 29, 2016
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Unable to install Adobe Flash update on Mac OS X 10.11.5, appears to reject my password.

  • June 29, 2016
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I have never had this problem before.  I have the same Apple I.D. as I've always had.  I presume that my username is my full name which appears on my desktop, top right.  So I assume that I have two names: (1)  my Apple I.D. (used in the App Store) and (2) my user name which is the name that pops up in the Adobe Update box.  It asks for my password. I tried proceeding with the Adobe update installation with my username and  my correct password in the box.  It wiggles and does not allow me to proceed.  Next I tried typing in my Apple I.D. and my password and again it wiggles and does not let me proceed.  To the best of my knowledge I have only ever had one password and it was updated over the past year as required by Apple.  It has always worked before.  Where do I go from here? 

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June 29, 2016

This is the OS, not Flash Player prompting for the password, as such, it's whatever you use (with admin permissions) to log into your system.  see What userid & password do I need to install Flash Player?  for more information