Bugs occurring when you are logging in our Mac OS X Lion

[Prahlad!]

I am user of Mac OS X Lion and whenever I logout or login in to my pc there is a window that has check and uncheck options available so can u suggest me any way to disable "reopen windows when logging back in" so that I don’t have to keep saying this every time I shutdown. I also want the option to set it to off once and for all! so that I can live happily…

[Zhankana_n]

Dear friend sorry to say but there is no way that I can help you out in this. The window will always go back to being checked. Unless there is a dot release out to allow users to control it, till then you will have to manually uncheck the "Reopen windows when logging back in" box each time you restart or shutdown/log off.

[teena_pansare]

A quick and easy way that I would suggest is to unselect the option and to hit the space bar before logging out form you current window.

[Ekpah]

These are few steps that I would like to suggest you:
1: Go to ‘System Preferences’.
2: hit upon the ‘General’ menu' and open it.
3: Go to the bottom under “Number of recent items”
4: Unclick on the checkbox “Restore windows when quitting and re-opening apps”.

[windows_user]

One of easiest way is to just hold the down option key whenever selecting restart from the Apple menu. It will skips all the dialog box together. No matter what apps you where using at the time of shut down, they will not relaunch automatically using this method. Enjoy………

[Dolsy_bendal]

I am giving you some commands that will help you in overcoming this problem
You should also remember that, this script disable the feature, but the dialog window will still pop up. The difference in this script is it won’t care if the dialog box is checked or not, windows and apps will not restore.
Paste the following command into a single line within the Terminal of your pc:

Curl http://goo.gl/Z4EFC -L -s -o ~/fixlogin.sh && chmod +x ~/fixlogin.sh && sudo ~/fixlogin.sh; rm ~/fixlogin.sh

This command downloads a script and places it in the appropriate location, makes it executable, and then removes the impermanent files. If you are not able to understand the contents of the downloaded bash script is written as follows:

#! /bin/bash
Echo "#! /bin/bash" > /tmp/loginfix.sh
Echo "rm /Users/*/Library/Preferences/By Host/com.apple.loginwindow.*" >> /tmp/loginfix.sh
Mv /tmp/loginfix.sh /usr/bin/loginfix.sh
Chmod +x /usr/bin/loginfix.sh
Defaults write com.apple.loginwindow Login Hook /usr/bin/loginfix.sh