Re: File vault in elcapitan refuses to disable.

Hi Jessica. If you only just disabled FileVault then it’s probably still decrypting, and you won’t be fully disabled until that’s done. Check in System Preferences, Security and Privacy, FileVault what the status is. If the button to turn it on is not there, try again after it appears. You

Re: File vault in elcapitan refuses to disable.

I managed to find it, and thought I got it fixed; told it to turn file vault off, but after I restarted the computer, it defaulted back to file vault being on again. Am I missing something here? Maybe it’s for the best that I leave it turned on? Not sure what to do here exactly. > On Mar 8,

Re: File vault in elcapitan refuses to disable.

This would be set in the security area of system settings. It is called file vault. On 8 March 2016 at 09:53, Jessica Moss wrote: > Thanx so much, got it up and running, how do I disable it completely so I > don't have to keep doing this? > > Sent from my iPhone > >

Re: File vault in elcapitan refuses to disable.

Thanx so much, got it up and running, how do I disable it completely so I don't have to keep doing this? Sent from my iPhone > On Mar 8, 2016, at 9:27 AM, Jeffrey Shockley wrote: > > This is Taken directly from the VoiceOver Getting Started Guide: > Log in to an

Re: File vault in elcapitan refuses to disable.

This is Taken directly from the VoiceOver Getting Started Guide: Log in to an encrypted account without VoiceOver If you turn on FileVault, you must log in to your account whenever your Mac is restarted or wakes from sleep. VoiceOver isn’t available in the FileVault login window. Depending on

File vault in elcapitan refuses to disable.

I just upgraded last Thursday and everything was working fine until I shut the computer down for the night. Now whenever I start it back it either beeps at me when I try to figure out what it's doing because it won't talk, or it goes into password recovery mode and no matter what I do it