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Mac OS X 10.5: Unable to restart or shut down when using Fast User Switching
When attempting to restart or shut down your computer (while multiple users are logged in using Fast User Switching), you will receive this alert, which is normal: "There are currently logged in users who may lose unsaved changes if you restart this computer." To proceed, you must enter a name and password belonging to an administrator account. However, if you enter a valid administrator user's name and password, then click on the Restart or Shut Down button, you may unexpectedly receive this message: "Invalid user name or password. Please try again."
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