You can setup a keyboard shortcut of your choice by creating a Service using Automator. I have Cmd + Alt/Opt + L).įor better understanding, I have put the pictures below.Īpple Support Documents Mac Keyboard Shortcuts Choose on the Left columns Services and search for your saved workflow.
Delete the cat-Command and copy & paste the following Shell-Script into the empty Window:.On the left Pane, choose Utilities and on the right column, double-click Run Shell Script.Choose Service to make as global Service.Open Spotlight and type Automator to open the Application.You can use CTRL+ Shift+ Power Button orĬTRL+ Shift+ Eject-Key to lock the screen.īoth solutions are not my favourites, and for that reason, I've created a Shell Script with Automator. You can change this to immediately, for example.īecause asked for a shortcut to lock the screen, here is a solution below High Sierra.
KEYBOARD SHORTCUT FOR MAC TO GO TO SLEEP PASSWORD
For example, if you have it set to five minutes, you need to enter your password after the time in your setting is gone. One note: You can configure in the Privacy Settings when the display will be locked. I prefer bottom right, but this is by each user different. Next, choose one of the corners the option Put Display to Sleep. With this option, you need your password to log in next time.įirst, go to your System Settings -> Desktop & Screen Saver and choose Hot Corners on the bottom right. You can now choose from the menu bar to lock your screen. Choose from there Show keychain status in menu bar. In High Sierra, there is a new entry under the Apple Menu (with shortcut) to lock the screen. Note: These shortcut tips are for Sierra and below. There are different ways to lock your screen.
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