How to Turn Off Password Login on a Mac

Step-by-Step Guide

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   Step 1: Click the Apple icon.

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   Type in your password.
   
   Click Unlock or press ↵ Enter. , It's at the bottom of the left pane.,,,, This user account is now set up to login automatically without having to enter a password.
   
   You might be asked to log in manually after logging out of the account, locking your screen, or switching from another user account.
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   Step 2: Click System Preferences.

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   Step 3: Click the "Security & Privacy" icon.

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   Step 4: Click FileVault.

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   Step 5: Click the padlock icon.

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   Step 6: Type in your password.

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   Step 7: Click Unlock.

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   Step 8: Click Turn Off FileVault.

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   Step 9: Click Restart & Turn off Encryption.

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    Step 10: Click the Apple icon.

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    Step 11: Click System Preferences.

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    Step 12: Click the "Users & Groups" icon.

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    Step 13: Click the padlock icon to login as administrator.

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    Step 14: Click Login Options.

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    Step 15: Click the "Automatic login" drop-down menu.

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    Step 16: Click on a user account.

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    Step 17: Type in the password.

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    Step 18: Press ↵ Enter.

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