A bit of a Login password issue

When running OSX from my HD in optical bay, all is OK
When running OSX from my internal SSD, the same password I used to login, is not accepted when:
the system asks for password, example when installing a program or changing preferences, or when switching users (quick user switch window or other areas when password is asked for.
I have OSX 10.8.4 on HD & SSD (user files point back to home folder on HD)
A previous similar set up I had to this (HD+SSD on express port) did not have any issues.
For a better explaination of issue with pictures, please pdf go Here > cheers.
Any ideas, appreaciated. Im a creative type not a hacker type.

When the computer isn't accepting the password, especially the password you know to be correct its hard to say exactly why that would be happening. I've had password problems alot in my meanderings, and its always very frustrating. I just want all of my products to work, and to accept the passwords that I have created. I can't really remember my first password, or even what it was for; probably a school computer I would imagine. I took a few computer classes in the 7th grade, it was there that I learned computer aided drafting. It was also there that I learned that I didn't like computer aided drafting. I guess I'm just not that kind of a person. I've been through a few different jobs in my life time, some good some bad; all of them an adventure in themselves.

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