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How to shut off Automatic Startup?

Before the latest transformations in the Mac OS, it was easy enough: open system preferences, find-I think-"Energy Saver"/schedule, and pick a time to switch the computer on automatically. Unfortunately for me, when auto update installed Ventura, it replaced "System Preferences" with "Settings", but it either ignored, forgot, or deliberately lopped off "schedule" from the possible user preferences. So, currently, my Mini M1 turns on at a time I specified a few years ago, but which I can't now change because there's no "schedule" setting in the "settings" menu.

So how can I change the schedule or stop Automatic Startup?

Mac mini, 13.0

Posted on Jan 6, 2023 7:26 AM

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Posted on Jan 6, 2023 7:35 AM

Birck Cox wrote:

Before the latest transformations in the Mac OS, it was easy enough: open system preferences, find-I think-"Energy Saver"/schedule, and pick a time to switch the computer on automatically. Unfortunately for me, when auto update installed Ventura, it replaced "System Preferences" with "Settings", but it either ignored, forgot, or deliberately lopped off "schedule" from the possible user preferences. So, currently, my Mini M1 turns on at a time I specified a few years ago, but which I can't now change because there's no "schedule" setting in the "settings" menu.
So how can I change the schedule or stop Automatic Startup?


You have to now use the Terminal.app interface, copy and paste:

sudo pmset repeat cancel


please note: your psswd will not echo type it in anyway, use the return\enter key to proceed. Quit Terminal.app


ref:

Schedule your Mac to turn on or off in Terminal - Apple Support


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Jan 6, 2023 7:35 AM in response to Birck Cox

Birck Cox wrote:

Before the latest transformations in the Mac OS, it was easy enough: open system preferences, find-I think-"Energy Saver"/schedule, and pick a time to switch the computer on automatically. Unfortunately for me, when auto update installed Ventura, it replaced "System Preferences" with "Settings", but it either ignored, forgot, or deliberately lopped off "schedule" from the possible user preferences. So, currently, my Mini M1 turns on at a time I specified a few years ago, but which I can't now change because there's no "schedule" setting in the "settings" menu.
So how can I change the schedule or stop Automatic Startup?


You have to now use the Terminal.app interface, copy and paste:

sudo pmset repeat cancel


please note: your psswd will not echo type it in anyway, use the return\enter key to proceed. Quit Terminal.app


ref:

Schedule your Mac to turn on or off in Terminal - Apple Support


How to shut off Automatic Startup?

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