Regardless, they are part of 3rd party apps that you have installed on purpose, and possibly paid money for. Sometimes they only run in response to various system events. Many apps require some sort of background tasks running. If may have an effect, but I'm positive it is not what you want. It's also worth looking in Macintosh HD/Library/LaunchAgents and Macintosh HD/Library/LaunchDaemons for those same applications.Īgain, no. Look in ~/Library/LaunchAgents (you can copy paste into go to folder from Finder) , and just get the same notifications piling up on my screen, advising me to turn them on! This is OS-wide and needs a fix from Apple, not just a workaround.Īnd to show I'm not picking on anyone in particular. Or rather, whatever you were doing in ~/Library will have no effect or cause damage. I cleaned out my Launch items in ~/Library How do I get these to stop giving me multiple notifications every startup? How do I get them out of the Login Items list, as they are nonexistent programs? I then emptied my bin and restarted the machine. I also combed through other areas in the Library where I knew these two programs might lurk. I then went into Library/Launch Agents and deleted all references to these two programs there. However, they are all turned off.Īdobe Creative Cloud/Systems have been removed from my computer since long before I updated to Ventura and I have just removed Logitech Options in an effort to get rid of the notifications (I use a Logitech keyboard). Adobe Creative Cloud, Adobe Systems and Logitech Options do show on this screen.

I went Settings/Login Items and just opening this screen causes the notifications to double on my desktop. I've started getting 'Background items added' notifications for programs that are no longer on my computer - in this case Adobe Creative Cloud and Logitech Options. Getting rid of 'Background items added' notifications for nonexistent programs I am on a desktop iMac with Ventura 13.1.

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