Apple Event: May 7th at 7 am PT
I've tried various ways, including adding myself as a non-administrator user (different name), but haven't found a way to login (after I have shut the computer down) without entering my password each time. Is it possible with 10.13.4? (If not, it oughta be.)
MacBook Pro with Retina display, macOS High Sierra (10.13.4)
I would (and at some point probably will) say this solved my problem, but I will hold out hope that someone will reply with a yes (and an explanation). Thank you for responding so quickly . . . if I don't get other responses, I will just "let it go," though not happily. Ah, well . . .
Pretty sure it was that way (or, that I could set it up that way) with previous operating systems . . . and the why is simply that I'm the only one that uses my computer; it's rarely (as in 'never') accessible by others; and it makes one less step for me. Seems the computer's administrator ought to be able to set up the computer the way he/she wants it to be. Also, at my age, remembering my passwords is not something I do easily, or happily. But, I am now convinced that I have no option. So, thank you for replying. I will put it to bed.
I guess the obvious question, at least for me, would be why would you want that functionality.
No.
It's for security.
How can I login, as administrator, without using password?
