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It tells me LeapFrong app is no longer compatible, but I removed that app months ago. I keep getting notifications when I restart that that app is no longer compatible.
I have tried searching for the app or any files with that name and I don't get anything in finder.
Did you uninstall it according to the developers instructions?
Or click Go in the Finder menubar, click on Go To Folder and enter the text
~/Library. press Go
open the Application Support folder and move anything related to LeapFrog to the Trash and then empty it.
Restart your Mac.
Did you uninstall it according to the developers instructions?
Or click Go in the Finder menubar, click on Go To Folder and enter the text
~/Library. press Go
open the Application Support folder and move anything related to LeapFrog to the Trash and then empty it.
Restart your Mac.
If you used an installer to add the app, then you need to use an uninstaller to remove the app.
Parts of it might still remain. If an app requires an installer, it is usually because it is installing startup items to check for updates or some sort of a helper app.
Those items can be in your Login Items in Users & Groups system prefs, or they can be in your user Library/LaunchAgents folder.
If in Login Items, you can see where the original files are located. For the LaunchAgents, the file will be a .plist file usually named with a reverse domain naming convention, like com.somecompany.someapp.plist
When looking at Activity Monitor it shows this file as being accessed. But I can't locate this file. It seems like it is hidden. Library/Application Support/LeapFrogConnect/LeapFrogMonitor.app/Contents/MacOS/LeapFrogMonitor
txt
The plist is in LaunchAgents, not Login Items.
If you don't see it in the Login Items list, then they didn't use that method.
In Finder, hold down the Option key and select Library from the Go menu.
Open the LaunchAgents folder and see if anything relating to leapfrog is in that folder.
ok I have installed and then uninstalled again. But the process remains.
Command: LeapFrogMonitor
Path: /Users/Admin/Library/Application Support/LeapFrogConnect/LeapFrogMonitor.app/Contents/MacOS/LeapFrogMonitor
Identifier: com.leapfrog.connect.monitor
Version: 7 (7)
Parent: launchd [1]
PID: 491
cweeks19 wrote:
Where do I find the original location for log in items? when In the Users & Groups > Login Items... I don't see any way to view the .plist files
If it is in Login Items, ctrl-click on the item and choose Show in Finder.
The file was not being removed by the uninstaller. After viewing the hidden files in (by using Command, Shift, dot) in Library > Application Support > LeapFrog files, I was able to manually remove them. Thanks
You must provide more information, such as exactly what the name of the app is. I doubt that it is XYZ. It might be an app that requires an uninstall procedure to remove it properly from your Mac.
LeapFrog App. I dont get anything when I search for it with finder.
ok, I have follow the uninstall instruction and quit the LeapFrongMonitor process via the Activity Monitor page, but every time I restart it keeps coming back :(
Where do I find the original location for log in items? when In the Users & Groups > Login Items... I don't see any way to view the .plist files
In order to uninstall it fully you may need to install it again and then go through the uninstall procedure to ensure
that all files associated with it are removed.
You could have just deleted the entire LeapFrog folder.
how do I remove apps that are no longer compatible?
