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hm, let me check. I have 10.4
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Munky
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i got the same
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Peeta
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Okay, go to System Preference. Go to the security tab
click password upon startup.
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Yes, go to System Preferences --> Security. Check the box that says "Log out after x minutes of inactivity" where x is a variable you can change. 
