Hi everybody,
So normally when my computer sleeps for a number of mins I turned the security code on when awoken. But as of the last few days after the comp sleeps when awoken, the comp naturally wakes up without asking for a login password.
Know how to fix this even with require password on immediately after sleep...
Any ideas Team Apple?
Thanks!
Check System Preferences/Security & Privacy/General to see if the box is still checked. If so, try deselecting it and then reselecting it.
Tried that already didnt do anything... Any other ideas?
Tried that already
Please detail ALL you have done so far in the way of troubleshooting? Need this info to avoid the been there done that scenarios.
Well to list all the basic things...
-(what was said above) click and unchecked lock screen
-made a new password
-shut it down, reset, put it in sleep mode multiple times after and no luck...
Thats the basic things ive done. Which are the generic ones I believe
Also did a disc verify and repair permissions
+
upgraded Yosem.
Still nothing
Thank you for the info.
reset
What did you rest? PRAM? SMU? SMC?
Which model Mac are you having problems with?
Which version of Yosemite are you using?
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So I just did a normal restart not a reset sorry...
I have a macbook pro 13" late 2013
2.8 i7
8gigs ram
But no idea what to do next
Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC) on your Mac - Apple Support
Make sure you read the Notebook section which pertains to your model.
How to Reset NVRAM on your Mac - Apple Support
late 2013
If you have AppleCare, call them & let them deal w/it.
So thank you for the apple care advice... they simply said to do a safe boot restart (by holding shift when starting up) then restart and worked perfectly...
Super simple just incase anybody needs to know 🙂
Thanks for giving us AC's solution. Will help others having the same problem.
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