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This has to do with credential caching, meaning Git will be default provide the credentials (GitHub account and password PAT Personal Access Token) of the old account while you are trying to push to the new account.

On Windows (And, in 2021, possibly Linux or even Mac), that would be the Windows Credential Managers GCMC: Git Credential Manager.

Open the Windows Credential Store, and see if the first user is registered there: delete that entry, and you will be able to authenticate with the second user.

I'm not sure what the issue is, but since you mentioned not knowing what having the "right keys installed" means, I'm going to assume you have not set up your computer to authenticate to your Github repository via SSH.

Also, I would suggesting using 'git://github.com/samrao2/manager-4.git/' for your remote URL rather than ' -4.git/'. The latter requires you to enter a password each time, whereas the former will authenticate via SSH, which is far less irritating. You can change the remote URL in your repository to use the git protocol, instead of https, by typing:

The problem is you are trying to push into new github account using old github account's ssh key, so generate a new SSH key for the new github account using this link -to-github/error-permission-to-userrepo-denied-to-userother-repo and then add it your github account. After this try to push, it works

Repeat these 6 steps for second GitHub account on private window mode on safari. it will work.While pushing, asks for username and password.Provide your username first and on password area paste these generated tokenrelated to respective accounts.

Check your personal access token. Edit the scopes in your token. I checked all the access options in the token. Doing this, the error did not come. -your-account-and-data-secure/creating-a-personal-access-token

Now try pushing code again, this time an authentication prompt will be popped up, authenticate your github account and congratulations, your code is hosted onto the given branch of desired repository.

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