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-How to fix the issue of an Apple Watch not unlocking your Mac
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-Freddy ReyesFreddy ReyesSeptember 7, 2021TechnologyComments OffViews : 13260
+== How to fix the issue of an Apple Watch not unlocking your Mac ==
-Apple Watch
-If your Apple Watch is not unlocking your Mac, it could be possibly related to pairing corruption between your Mac and your Apple Watch. The following steps should be able to fix the issue:
-Open “Keychain Access”
+If your Apple Watch is not unlocking your Mac, it could be possibly related to pairing corruption between your Mac and your Apple Watch. The following steps should be able to fix the issue:<br>
-In “View”, enable “Show Invisible Items”
-Search for “Auto Unlock”
-You should see a whole bunch of application passwords for “Auto Unlock: XXXX’s …”
+* Open “Keychain Access”
-Select all records and delete (this will reset/disable auto unlock on other Macs if you use multiple Macs)
+* In “View”, enable “Show Invisible Items”
-Whilst still in “Keychain Access”, search for “AutoUnlock” (no space)
+* Search for “Auto Unlock”
-There should be 4 entries for “tlk” “tlk-nonsync” “classA” “classC”
+* You should see a whole bunch of application passwords for “Auto Unlock: XXXX’s …”
-Select 4 records and delete (don’t worry if they re-appear, the system repairs this automatically)
+* Select all records and delete (this will reset/disable auto unlock on other Macs if you use multiple Macs)
-Open “Finder” and navigate to “~/Library/Sharing/AutoUnlock”
+* While still in “Keychain Access”, search for “AutoUnlock” (no space)
-There should be two files “ltk.plist” and “pairing-records.plist”
+* There should be four entries for “tlk” “tlk-nonsync” “classA” “classC”
-Delete both files
+* Select four records and delete (don’t worry if they re-appear, the system repairs this automatically)
-Open “System Preferences” and try enabling auto unlock. You may need to enable it twice, the first attempt will fail.
+* Open “Finder” and navigate to “~/Library/Sharing/AutoUnlock”
+* There should be two files “ltk.plist” and “pairing-records.plist”
+* Delete both files
+* Open “System Preferences” and try enabling auto-unlock. You may need to enable it twice; the first attempt will fail.
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