How to disable Mac Login screen at boot time?

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It sounds like you have FileVault encryption enabled (in System Preferences -> Security & Privacy pane -> FileVault tab). FileVault protects your files by encrypting the entire volume, which means you need to supply a password to decrypt & get access to it before it can load the operating system. If you don't want this, you need to turn off FileVault.

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Updated on September 18, 2022

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  • Hasibul-
    Hasibul- over 1 year

    I bought a new Mac Mini in June, when i click the power it goes to login screen then i login then it boots up, i want it not to ask for the user/pass in this stage and ask later when the operating system has loaded like my mac book pro

    • Hasibul-
      Hasibul- over 11 years
      I searched a lot i always get info about how to make it auto login and other stuff :s ....
    • JoshP
      JoshP over 11 years
      Are both the mini and the MBP running the same OS?
    • Hasibul-
      Hasibul- over 11 years
      Yes josh but Gordon answered and I think he is right
    • JoshP
      JoshP over 11 years
      I do too Shereef :)
  • Hasibul-
    Hasibul- over 11 years
    It looks like you are right, when I go to work I'll try to disable it and see what happens then I will mark your answer as correct.
  • Læti
    Læti about 11 years
    Isn't that option in the Users & Groups preferences? And if it is actually ticked (or chosen) that should already be the behavior the poster wants to have.
  • Hasibul-
    Hasibul- about 11 years
    I already got what I am after, but thanks for your interest.