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## I want to get off this crazy ride!
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When you decide that you've had enough it's easy to go back to the standard login window.
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1. Open a Terminal window in the evaluate-mechanisms folder of the NoLoAD archive.
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2. Run `sudo ./resetDB.bash` to reload the default `system.login.console` mechanisms into the AuthorizationDB.
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3. If you've had to do this from a SSH session behind the NoLoAD login window you can simply run `sudo killall loginwindow` in order to restart the login window to the defaults.
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1. Run `sudo authchanger -reset` to reload the default `system.login.console` mechanisms into the AuthorizationDB.
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2. If you've had to do this from a SSH session behind the NoLoAD login window you can simply run `sudo killall loginwindow` in order to restart the login window to the defaults.
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Alternatively you can reset the authorization database by removing `/var/db/auth.db` from the machine and rebooting. This can be done in single user mode or while booted from the recovery partition and removing this file from the main partition.
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# Thanks
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