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Check your Accessibility settings. Allowing any app such access turns off the pre-boot password prompt, and you need to manually turn it back on again.
by tacomonstrous 10y ago
Check your Accessibility settings. Allowing any app such access turns off the pre-boot password prompt, and you need to manually turn it back on again.
- g1dv5ek8ctfymm0 10y agoThanks, you're correct that I had two services with rights under Settings-->Accessibility. LastPass and Twilight. I have turned them both off, but do not see how to manually re-enable the pre-boot password prompt.
- g1dv5ek8ctfymm0 10y agoOh, I got it, Settings-->Security-->Device Security-->Screen Lock. Opening that item generates a message asking you if you wish to enable password at boot.
- tacomonstrous 10y agoYup. Also, you can keep the services on and turn this setting on after enabling them.