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About a year ago I set a schedule to make my mac switch off at night and restart in the morning.
It still works well and I would like to stop it now, but the Energy Saver no longer offers the option to maintain a schedule. I guess it vanished as part of an operating system update.
Mac mini (M1, 2020)
Thank you for this den.thed.
Below are the options presented for a desktop mac, but none of them let me control shutdown of the computer (at the moment it turns off at 11pm and restarts at 8am daily). I think you used to be able to schedule these events, but this option has been removed with a more recent version of the operating system.
Thank you for this den.thed.
Below are the options presented for a desktop mac, but none of them let me control shutdown of the computer (at the moment it turns off at 11pm and restarts at 8am daily). I think you used to be able to schedule these events, but this option has been removed with a more recent version of the operating system.
Try sudo pmset schedule cancelall
from the Terminal.
Have a look at > Set sleep and wake settings for your Mac - Apple Support
Thank you, I think that has worked.
You’re welcome.
Settings->Energy Saver->Schedule no longer exists
