It will be automatically changed to APFS when you reinstall Catalina) The important choice is to not choose the option for encryptedĪnd, reinstall Catalina, restore your other files and apps from your backup. Make sure you have a backup of your boot drive.Įrase, using APFS (the older Mac OS Extended (journaled) is OK, too.
Make sure that FileVault is turned OFF (from your Security & Privacy pane in System Preferences) If you don't want that unlock password, then you have to remove the encryption: The boot drive is already encrypted, so FileVault just adds a bit of "magic" to that. That format (APFS (Encrypted)) makes it very simple and quick to turn on FileVault. It means that you boot your device in Recovery Mode. That would be the reason that you get that unlock password each time. First, Restart your computer and then press and hold Command+R until the Apple logo should appear. If you just did a clean install, you probably erased the drive before installing your macOS system, and there is a choice to erase, formatted APFS (Encrypted). The Unlock window is appearing because your Macintosh HD is encrypted. The partitions are set up like that when you install (or upgrade to) Catalina. Those 5 partitions that you see are normal for Catalina.
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