Disabling password login on Mac is a very quick and easy procedure. You need to access the system configuration settings and make some changes to the options related to the "Users and Groups" tab. If you have enabled the Mac's "FileVault" feature, you will need to disable it, otherwise you will still be prompted to enter the login password for each of the user accounts on the Mac.
Steps
Part 1 of 2: Disabling the FileVault Feature
Step 1. Access the "Apple" menu by clicking the relevant icon
It features the Apple logo and is located in the upper left corner of the screen.
Step 2. Choose the System Preferences option
Step 3. Click the "Security and Privacy" icon
It is characterized by a small stylized house.
Step 4. Go to the FileVault tab
Step 5. Click the lock icon
It is located in the lower left corner of the appeared window.
Step 6. Type the password you use to log into the Mac
Step 7. Press the Unlock button
Step 8. Press the Disable FileVault button
Step 9. At this point, press the Restart button
The Mac will restart.
Part 2 of 2: Disabling Automatic Login
Step 1. Access the "Apple" menu by clicking the relevant icon
It features the Apple logo and is located in the upper left corner of the screen.
Step 2. Choose the System Preferences option
Step 3. Click the "Users and Groups" icon
It features a stylized human silhouette.
Step 4. Click the lock icon to log in as the Mac administrator
It is located in the lower left corner of the window.
- Type the password you use to log into your Mac.
- Press the Unlock button or the Enter key.
Step 5. Select the Login Options item
It is located at the bottom of the left panel of the "Users and Groups" dialog.
Step 6. Access the "Auto Login" drop-down menu
Step 7. Select a user account from the drop-down menu that appeared
Step 8. Enter the relevant security password
Step 9. Press the Enter key
The selected account is now configured to log into the system automatically without the need to manually enter the security password.
