How do I turn off the Log In Screen that asks for my Password?

I recently installed FCP 6 on my MBP, and ever since then when I turn my computer on from being shut down, it ask me for my password before loading up.
It used to not do this, but now it does. I don't have a password set, so I just hit enter and it loads, but I would like for it to go back to where it doesn't ask for the password.
Where is this setting at? All I can find is the "set password from sleep". Thanks for the help.

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