Tap CMU-SECURE. Note: CMU-SECURE will not appear on your list of available networks until you are on campus. Your iPhone will display the CMU-SECURE networking under the list of Networks. 
You have now updated your Wi-Fi network password.
Click the Password field and enter your new Andrew password. If prompted, enter your Mac password to approve and click OK. Click the Keychain Access option that appears. Click the magnifying glass (upper right) to start a Spotlight Search. Click CMU-SECURE. Note: CMU-SECURE will not appear on your list of available networks until you are on campus. Follow the prompts to complete the setup. The CMU-SECURE network should display in your list of available networks. Note: CMU-SECURE will not appear on your list of available networks until you are on campus. A list of wireless networks will display. 
Click Start > Settings > Network & Internet. You must be on campus to complete this step. Furthermore I followed the instruction of the video I linked, so I had to write resetpassword, which proves that the keyboard is detected as Q W E R T Y, and not A Z E R T Y, for example.Step 2: Reconnect to the CMU-SECURE Network I see a dot for each key I press, so it's out of question that some key doesn't work at all (it could work unproperly, thus giving wrong output.). 
The hint is now present, but the password is unbelievably still refused! In addition I set a hint, which was not present, in order to see with my eyes that the Mac has digested the change of password. Searching for a solution on the web I find this, and try cmd+ R and everything else. It does not recognize the user password anymore! Ok, let's first check the caps lock key. I sit again and see the white screen, the grey apple, and the progress bar which is almost full and think "Ok, this is not gonna be the Sierra upgrade, but minor updates". I go to the toilet for some minute and in the meanwhile the Mac start updating something. Furthermore, the upgrade to Sierra is allowable, but they told me to not upgrade for some reason, so I simply ignore everything. This morning I sit in front of the Mac at work and notice that some update is required.
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