I just got a data transfer from an old mac to my new one and i do not know how to find my files

how do i find my files? its supposed to be under a new account but the apple store made these accounts and i cant log into them bc they have a password

Drag that account's home folder to your current account's desktop and provide an administrator password. If you don't know any administrator passwords on that system, ask the Apple Store.
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