How To Set Up A Startup & Sleep Schedule On Mac
12Easy to follow tutorial on setting up an automatic startup and sleep schedule on your Macbook or Mac. This will make your Mac turn on and off at set times each day, so its ready for you when you come down in the morning, and turns itself off when you go to bed. Learn how to setup the startup and power off schedule on Mac OS now!
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Steps:
- Start by clicking the ‘Apple logo’ in the top left corner.
- Choose ‘system preferences’ from the menu that appears.
- In system preferences, choose ‘battery’.
- Click ‘schedule’ from the left sidebar menu.
- Check the checkbox to the left of ‘start up or wake’.
- Click ‘everyday’ and you can choose whether you would like your mac wakeup schedule to be on weekdays, weekends, or everyday, or you can choose an individual day.
- You can then choose the time that you would like your mac to startup or wake.
- To set a shutdown or sleep schedule, check the checkbox to the left of ‘sleep’.
- You can then click ‘sleep’ and choose whether you want your mac to sleep, restart, or shutdown.
- Click ‘everyday’ and you can choose whether you want your mac to shutdown on weekdays, weekends, everyday or on a specific day.
- To the right you can choose what time you would like your mac to shutdown or sleep.
- Once you are happy with your schedule, click apply at the bottom.
- Your Macs startup and sleep schedule has now been set.