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Mac Integration Basics v10.7 - Apple

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To ensure security, when you turn on FileVault other security features are also turned<br />

on. For example, a password will be required to log in, after waking from sleep, and<br />

after leaving the screen saver. After the initial startup only users enabled in FileVault<br />

will be able to log in; other users will need an administrator to log in first.<br />

WARNING: Don’t forget your administrator password. If you turn on disk encryption<br />

and then forget your login password, your <strong>Apple</strong> ID, and your recovery key, you won’t<br />

be able to log in to your account, and your files and settings are lost forever.<br />

Set up FileVault:<br />

1. Choose <strong>Apple</strong> menu > System Preferences, click Security & Privacy, and then click<br />

FileVault.<br />

2. Click the lock icon to unlock the pane, and then type an administrator name and<br />

password.<br />

3. Click Turn On FileVault.

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