When you see the available startup disks, select the one you want. Click the Continue button (on a Mac with Apple silicon) or the Up arrow (on other Mac computers). The next time you restart your computer, it starts up from the disk you selected. How to set a default startup disk . On your Mac, choose the Apple menu. Choose System Settings. 1) If you select a startup and shutdown and configure it for daily usage you need to join the statements so that when you run a pmset -g sched you see a shutdown and a startup routine. 2) A cosmetic change. Under “Startup or wake” under schedule selection dropdown, “Everydays” is just “Everyday”. Under “Shutdown” it is spelt Booting Intel Mac Directly to Startup Disk Manager. As with all command line activity, start by opening the Terminal application, then issue the following command: sudo nvram manufacturing-enter-picker=true. Because the command is prefixed with sudo you’ll have to enter the admin password. Then it’s just a matter of restarting the Mac, or Open the Start menu and click Settings. Click Apps. Click Startup on the left menu. Toggle off the programs you don’t want running at startup. Task Manager. Here’s how to disable Windows 10 startup programs via Task Manager: Launch Task Manager with the Ctrl + Shift + Escape shortcut and click the Startup tab. To launch macOS Recovery, you restart (or startup) your Mac, and hold down Command-R. A window appears on all Macs with a set of options for programs to run or actions to take with additional App Sandbox provides protection to system resources and user data by limiting your app’s access to resources requested through entitlements. Apps signed and distributed outside of the Mac App Store with Developer ID can (and in most cases should) use App Sandbox as well. App Sandbox enables you to describe how your app interacts with the system. Step 2: Create the keyboard shortcut. Once you set up the Quick Action, you’ll go to your System Settings or System Preferences to create a keyboard shortcut to use it. 1) In System Settings, select Keyboard and hit the Keyboard Shortcuts button. 2) On the left, choose Services. 3) On the right, go to the name of the Quick Action you just Select your username and then select the Login Items tab. Select the plus sign (+) below the Login Items window to open a standard Finder browsing screen. Go to your newly created sound application and select it. Select the Add button. Your sound file is now part of the Login Items list. The next time you start your Mac, you'll hear your new k7bLc.