Why "login items" notifications pop up while there's no app listed on startup or background?

I’ve got office 2019 and it doesn’t cause any problem whatsoever. I all those apps need to make their product work correctly under the new Ventura OS oh my other software that doesn’t include anything you have works fine no problem.

there are some apps, when they determine you’ve removed their background process start up item, reinstall it. Microsoft edge actually said something like, “the installation is damaged and needs to be repaired OK?“

after it repaired itself, I got one notification that it was installing a background process. That was it. it appears to know how to behave itself except the“repair” nonsense.

some people have had success with uninstalling and reinstalling the app, but many are just broken.

After 15 years on MacOS I have recently used Windows 10 - not even 11. It works with touch and keyboard interfaces and switches from a tablet to keyboard mode and doesn't crash or constantly update anymore and seems to have ....caught up...overtaken....

I use Apple for OS stability but that seems to be on the wane - these notifications are just part of the issues I am noticing, my Google Drive doesn't allow documents to open when double-clicked, as they would in any other directory; lots of other silly little issues I don't expect from an operating system in 2023 that offers interoperability

But this? It s huge bug - and had remained unfixed for months now - constantly annoying , no excuse.

Forgive me, but this has everything to do with notifications, and trinity_flight's comment was absolutely appropriate in this conversation. He or she had no need to "start (his or her) own question..." This entire thread is about unwanted login notifications. I am having the same issue.

etresoft wrote:

trinity_flight wrote:

I have turned off all notifications and still the banners appear.

Doesn't have anything to do with notifications. Please start your own question for your own, specific problem.

Thank you very much for taking the time to respond. However, I have all updates and I can assure you, it was not fixed in the last update. Still, I am curious as to what prompted you to believe or suspect that it was fixed in the last update. On what grounds did you draw that conclusion? Again, thank you very much.

etresoft: I will be happy to excise offending apps as you suggest. What I would like to know is why apple cannot identify the offending app and include it in the notice. Obviously, the warnings are issued on a specific instance related to a specific app. I am not a programmer so I don't understand what prevents the app ID from being recorded and reported.

What I would like to know is why apple cannot identify the offending app and include it in the notice.

Nobody here can help with that. We don’t work for Apple. You’d have to find a way to ask Apple that question.

Hello, I understand that to attempt to solve this issue I should uninstall the app that is causing this issue. In fact I have done that before but it still seemed to show the notification. I thought maybe it was not a clean uninstall so I reinstalled it and uninstalled it again. However it still is showing the same problem. Do you have any tips on what my next steps could be to try to remedy this problem?

I was getting help from tech support and we tried several things. The problem was not resolved.

Thanks! I did some of these things yesterday, but today the notification started to pop-up again. I will give it another shot.

Yes- from what I've gathered, it has something to do with it.

Is there an update here? Getting these alerts every few minutes is clearly not a user issue but something that apple needs to provide a solution for.

Yes, all of this started after I downloaded Ventura and am well aware the situation.

Yeah same for me.

trinity_flight wrote:

I have turned off all notifications and still the banners appear.

Doesn't have anything to do with notifications. Please start your own question for your own, specific problem.

Actually etresoft is spot on - part of this issue and what produces extreme annoyance is that there isn’t a clear way to disable the repetitive notifications. Not a separate issue.