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Post Closed as "Duplicate" by hbquikcomjamesl, Allan, CommunityBot
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I see a very well documented way, if a user is not enabled to decrypt the boot volume, to enable that user: just go into the FileVault control panel, and if there are users not permitted to boot the system, there will be a message so-indicating, and a button that will bring up a dialog for enabling them.

I have the converse problem: I have a user FileVault-enabled user, who should NOT be.

Is there a way to do this?

I see a very well documented way, if a user is not enabled to decrypt the boot volume, to enable that user.

I have the converse problem: I have a user FileVault-enabled user, who should NOT be.

Is there a way to do this?

I see a very well documented way, if a user is not enabled to decrypt the boot volume, to enable that user: just go into the FileVault control panel, and if there are users not permitted to boot the system, there will be a message so-indicating, and a button that will bring up a dialog for enabling them.

I have the converse problem: I have a user FileVault-enabled user, who should NOT be.

Is there a way to do this?

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Is there a way to DISABLE a user from decrypting the boot volume?

I see a very well documented way, if a user is not enabled to decrypt the boot volume, to enable that user.

I have the converse problem: I have a user FileVault-enabled user, who should NOT be.

Is there a way to do this?