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Disable restarting applications 'Resume function' once and for all?


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Hello,

 

is there a method to disable this crappy 'Resume' function completely, maybe by removing a framework or something like this? I absolutely hate this function. It maybe useful if you are using a SSD, but even with really fast 7200 rpm WD Black on SATA6 this function slows the system so down until you have access to the desktop.

 

Is there somehow a method? Using the System Preferences it won't work, like disabling the Notification Center. I could remove it completely be renaming /System/Library/CoreServices/NotificationCenter.app. But I didn't find anything similar about the 'Resume' function. I'm actually using 10.9.5.

 

Greets, naquaada.

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I hate this too.

 

Check this option:

Screen Shot 2016-10-20 at 11.46.43.png

 

With this, I don't have 'Resume function' anymore.  :)

 

If an app continues to re-open its documents and windows when this feature is turned off, check the app's preferences for a similar feature.

Some apps have their own setting for restoring windows.

To temporarily prevent an app from re-opening its documents and windows, hold the Shift key while you open the app.

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Sure, but all programs are restarting, Firefox, Mail, iTunes etc. All Finder windows stay open like in Leopard.

If I uncheck the 'leave windows open' button at every reboot this isn't happening, but it's annyoing to do this every time.

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Ah, I posted it there because it's not really a 'post-installation' issue, that sounds like problems which are directly after a fresh installation.

No, the Apple World section, it's just for Apple Machines. 

 

This here is an global OS X function problem.

No really, as I told you, I don't have this problem. In all my Hacks btw...

 

And as we are using a Hackintosh, the issue itself can be more than OS X.

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Do you know what parts are responsible for the 'Resume' function? Somewhat must be statet or else. I know therere's in the homefolder a folder called 'Library/Searched Application State', but I removed EVERY access features, no read, write, execute for anyone. I read this somewhere, but it doesn't help. I searched with Path Finder for this folder name, and nearly every single application has this folder. The states are saved inside the application. But still, some function in OS X must read them.

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