Open Terminal via Spotlight or by navigating to “Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal”.
To do this, follow the steps outlined below:ġ. Only drives marked Removable (in Drives settings) support this. Disk Image Opens the disk image menu which allows you to change or eject the removable disk image. If you change the image, this setting will only be updated, but you can also remove this setting via Terminal and force the system to use a generic user account icon. This allows you to notify the guest operating system that the console size changed and that UI can be rendered correctly. Whenever an account picture is set for a user, the image is stored as a setting within OS X’s system directory services. Luckily, this can be done in Terminal, Remove Your Account Picture Via Terminal However, there is no default option to remove the image altogether, which might be needed in some situations. In the “Users and Groups” section of “System Preferences,” you can change this account picture to a different built-in one, or you can also use a new photo altogether (including taking a photo via the iSight camera). Now, you might know that this icon is only used for guest accounts, while all other user-created account are assigned a random picture from the provided account icons. The generic account picture, used for guests in OS X, is a grey silhouette on a darker grey background as we’ve shown in the screenshot below:
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