If the file matches the script contents below, you can execute it with the following:Ĭhmod +x ~/fixlogin.sh & sudo ~/fixlogin.sh rm ~/fixlogin.sh Next, check the file to be sure it’s what you want it to contain: Paste the following into a single line within the Terminal and hit return: This is accessing a script from a third party website, use at your own risk.

This is aimed at advanced users who are comfortable with the command line, improper syntax can result errors or visiting the wrong URL so be particular about what you use.

The difference is with this script, it won’t matter if the dialog box is checked or not, windows and apps will not restore. Remember, this script disables the feature, but the dialog window will still pop up. Turning Off “Reopen windows when logging back in” by Making it Useless While this is part of OS X ‘s Resume feature, this is different than disabling app Resume completely or on a per application basis, because this only effects reboots and logouts. To clarify, what this does is disable the feature completely on a constant basis, regardless of whether that checkbox to preserve windows is checked or not, the windows will not restore. If you don’t like it and you’re tired of unchecking the box to no longer reopen the windows, you can use a third party script to render the feature useless.

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