Before the macOS 13 Ventura system, macOS had a built-in wake-up, sleep, startup and shutdown scheduling tool, which was located in System Preferences > Energy Saver. After upgrading the MacOS13 Ventura system, I found that I couldn’t find the location to set the timer switch? So where is the macOS 13 Ventura automatic boot setting? Let's take a look with the editor!
Doing the same in Ventura is slightly more complicated, since Apple has removed the scheduling option to run automatically at startup. You might be looking for them and assuming it's just that "System Preferences" is now "System Settings" and everything has changed - but that option is no longer there.
But all is not lost with Power On Autorun. It's still possible to schedule your Mac to turn on and off, you just need to use Terminal.
Open the terminal to run automatically.
Enter one of the following pmset commands:
pmset -g sched: View the current plan to run automatically at boot.
sudo pmset repeat cancel: cancel the current schedule.
sudo pmset repeat wake [enter date and time here].
Times are in 24-hour format. Below are the days of the week.
M - Monday
T – Tuesday
W – Wednesday
H - Thursday
F - Friday
S - Saturday
U - Sunday
For example, to schedule your Mac to wake up every Monday at 8:00 AM, you would enter: sudo pmset repeat wake M 8:00:00
