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I must have made the mistake to enter a password when I first started my running my Imac and now it seems that I can't delete this password. Can someone get me out of this problem ? Thanks
iMac, iOS 6.1.4
Go to System Preferences, Users and Groups (or Accounts if you have 10.7 or earlier), click Login Options. If everything is greyed out, you'll need to unlock the padlock with your password. Then turn on "Automatic login" and set it to your user. You will need to enter your password one more time.
The next time you boot up, it'll go straight to your desktop. Don't forget your password, though, as you'll still need it to install updates and other admin things.
Matt
OK. Thanks I'm going to try and come back to you
there isn't any "automatic login" possiblity only "modfy" it's a
OS X 10.8.4 (12E55)
You don't see this screen when you click Login Options on Users and Groups?
Matt
Do you not see what's shown in the image below?
Snap 😉.
Alright. I've looked around, and saw all the posts on this and people seem to be successful. I can successfully do as you guys have said, re: automatic login. Mine is set appropriately, but the Mac just keeps asking me to login. It's making me crazy especially with screen savers and the sleep feature. Can anyone explain why this would NOT work?
I don't want to enter a password on my iMac when I start. How can I do to delete the command ?
