MAC: System doesn't recognize my pw at restart

I have a MacBookPro Late 2011, OSX 10.9.4, and use FileVault. After an update of Maverick, a few months ago, I cannot log in after restart without using my security key. The system does not accept my pw at restart, so I have to create a new/the same pw every time after going through the whole prosedure with the key. As long as I do not restart everything works well. Does anybody have a solution?

I don't know why/how the information under my text came up. "MacBook Pro (15-inch Late 2011), Mac OS 9.2.x"
The fact is, I do have a late 2011, and my OSX is 10.9.4. But maybe it should be relocated to another forum anyway?

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