After recent update to latest version of macOS Sierra, the Safari menu bar always appear on the login screen whenever I on or restart my MacBook Pro. How to remove the Safari menu bar from login screen?
MacBook Pro with Retina display, macOS Sierra (10.12.3)
It might be a "fallen bit" somewhere, there is no setting for it, and it should not happen that apps run before you have logged in, I guess.
The keg55 proposal will solve it I guess.
If not: try the NVRAM reset: How to reset NVRAM on your Mac - Apple Support
if that does not help: restart the mac while holding the Shift key (a slow start), login, then restart (normal) from the apple menu.
Lex
It might be a "fallen bit" somewhere, there is no setting for it, and it should not happen that apps run before you have logged in, I guess.
The keg55 proposal will solve it I guess.
If not: try the NVRAM reset: How to reset NVRAM on your Mac - Apple Support
if that does not help: restart the mac while holding the Shift key (a slow start), login, then restart (normal) from the apple menu.
Lex
Go to system preferences > general > check the box of : Automatically hide and show the menu bar .
Try downloading the macOS Sierra Combo Update for 10.12.3 and run it.
Try resetting the SMC
Reset the System Management Controller (SMC) on your Mac - Apple Support
and the latest combo update?
Download macOS Sierra 10.12.6 Combo Update
we have not seen this issue lately.
I've tried all your suggestions. Unfortunately, the problem still persists 😟
Any other suggestions for this? It's weird but i have exactly the same issue.
Don't both of those a few times. Makes no difference.
Safari menu bar appears on Mac login screen
