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Temporarily disable automatic login
Holding shift boots OSX in safe mode so it disables quite a few things (as detailed at the link below) including:
Temporarily disable automatic login
Actually the hint is correct when it says ““You just need to press and hold the Shift key during the boot ONLY when the Blue screen appears. It will disable autologin and you can choose between your accounts.”.
The timing of when you push shift does different things in the startup process.
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