Scheduling your Mac to reboot automatically has changed in macOS Ventura, and not for the better. Here’s how to get it done.
It’s good practice to schedule your Mac to automatically shut down and restart, so the system gets a refresh and will run more smoothly. It used to be easy to configure in Settings.
With macOS Ventura, you’ll have to use the Terminal.
The Terminal uses pmset is a command line tool to change power management settings. In this case, it’s used to schedule your Mac to shut down and start up on its own.
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