Fixing Git 'Repository Not Found' & Multiple SSH Key Issues

If you’ve ever worked with multiple GitHub accounts and suddenly hit errors like: Repository not found Can’t clone or push to a private repo Git showing a weird name like "Pagol98" in commits …you’re not alone. This is one of those problems that looks confusing at first, but once you understand it, it becomes super easy to fix. In this post, I’ll walk you through the exact issues, why they happen, and a clean, real-world solution you can reuse in any project. The Real Problem (What’s Going Wrong?) Let’s break it down into 3 common issues that often get mixed together: 1. Repository Not Found git clone https://github.com/username/tailadmin-blade-dashboard.git Error: remote: Repository not found. fatal: repository not found 👉 This usually means: The repo name is wrong (typo) The repo is private and you don’t have access You’re using the wrong account 2. Multiple SSH Keys Confusion You created: id_ed25519 (personal) id_work (work) 👉 But Git doesn’t know which key to use for which repo.