- #Vendor and device id for mac 15 in retina mid 2015 windows 10#
- #Vendor and device id for mac 15 in retina mid 2015 password#
- #Vendor and device id for mac 15 in retina mid 2015 plus#
The project is configured as High speed device so I espect an high signal on the D+ pin for the speed negotiation. The external clock is the same, 24MHz oscillator, and the USB bus seems to be the same too, except for two 27Ohm serie resistors on D+ and D-, and a 220Ohm resistor and a BAT43 diode in serie on VBUS: EasyPIC Fusion v7 bus PIC32MZ Embedded Connectivity with FPU (EF) Starter Kit bus I've loaded the vendor_pic32mz_ef_sk example on the PIC32MZ but when I plug the USB cable nothing appen: no USB plug sound and no signals on both D+ and D. I'm using an EasyPIC Fusion v7 by Mikroelektronika configured as the PIC32MZ Embedded Connectivity with FPU (EF) Starter Kit for the LEDs and SWITCHs. I'm working on the vendor_pic32mz_ef_sk example to develop a USB device with a PIC32MZ2048EFH144.
In short the extra inconvenience cause by not being able to link credentials does not really reduce the risk.No signal on D+ or D- when I plug the USB
#Vendor and device id for mac 15 in retina mid 2015 password#
This is obviously very different for people that have automatic logon enabled, no screensaver password lock or/and very long screensaver timeout period. So there is no real reduction of security as whoever steals my device still needs to guess or brute-force the password.
#Vendor and device id for mac 15 in retina mid 2015 plus#
Plus the AppleID will lock after a couple of wrong attempts. If I had a single linked account the same would apply but at this point I can change my password, unauthorize the computer (which can also be done in the first option), etc. in the case of Barney-15E's suggestion I would be even worse off as my local account has the same password as my AppleID and is not governed by account lockout policies as my AppleID. Also as mentioned in my usage scenario, he will need to get past the drive encryption first. If I had two different credentials the risk would be for somebody to brute-force or guess my local credentials and then my AppleID. I also have not configured automatic logon. First off my device is using FileVault and I have my screensaver set to display password. Hey man - that does make sense however a couple of points why linked credentials is still a better option. I do not mind re-installing the operating system as I am going on leave soon and would not need my laptop for critical tasks. I have also disabled FileVault on my internal drives as it seems that the drive encryption adds another interesting twist. sync to e-mail, drive encryption recovery key saved in Live ID, bookmarks synced, one username and password across devices, two-factor authentication, etc.)
#Vendor and device id for mac 15 in retina mid 2015 windows 10#
My Microsoft Live ID is used and authorized to be used on the Windows 10 devices I choose it to be used and providing me with a poor man version of single-sign on (e.g. Surely there must be a way to achieve it - this is exactly how my local non-domain joined logons work on my Windows 10 devices. This should also be linked to my AppleID - so if I change my AppleID password then my macSierra password changes as well.
In essence I want my local logon on macOS Sierra to be exactly the same as my AppleID username and password. I did manage to active the two-factor authentication but that does not offer any more options in regards to my initial problem. The closest to this I can find is the option is to allow the macOS Sierra local user account to reset the password via Apple ID. Since running macOS Sierra I have lost this ability and even attempted this from a newly installed OS. I used to have my Apple ID integrated with with El Capitan logon - meaning I logged in with my AppleID username and password.
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