How to Turn Off Login Items Notifications?

then deleted Microsoft Autoupdate and wala.

Which version of Office are you running? I have Autoupdate from Office 2019 (as updated as it can be), and Autoupdate doesn't cause notifications for me.

Update software will take care of it.

I was able to fix the problem with the help of an Apple tech. I had to dig deep into app folders to locate and delete the old files that were causing the notifications

This is insanely annoying, I have turned off all notifications, running do not disturb, removed and disabled as much as possible and they still appear. Even if I simply go in to the login items settings page they all pop up again. Sort it out Apple. Super lame.

Eric_____ wrote:

• Next, I looked up instructions online to disable Google Updater from running at all. I won't share the instructions I found here

I don't think you have to worry about that. Apple literally added this feature to the operating system.

I haven't mentioned this to people who are having this notification problem because I didn't want to confuse the issue. But I always turn off the Google updater. I don't remember if I had it disabled before installing Ventura. But I did use the new control in Ventura to turn off Google. I experienced no ill effects. (I am a professional. Don't try that at home.)

I don't recommend that people use the new user interface at all. In many cases, it seems that disabling some apps actually causes the notifications.

I have my own opinions on the matter, but can this be considered a bug on the Mac OS side, the (in my case) Google/Logitech side, or both?

I think Google/Logitech/and others were doing it "wrong". However, Apple barely documents any of this and regularly make significant architectural changes. This change is by far one of the biggest. There was no reasonable expectation or indication that there was any problem until Apple released Ventura. But then again, Apple did release Ventura 7 months ago. You think they would have noticed by now. And this kind of behaviour is nothing new from Apple. You think they would have expected something like this by now.

Maybe it would be worth it to collect a list of applications causing this problem and reach out to the developers?

Good luck with that.

Either way, I hope this gets addressed, because removing every app causing this problem isn't a very viable solution for many people.

Solution? To what problem? And for whom? I think this new behaviour in Ventura is Apple's solution to the problem of flaky 3rd party system modifications that cause large numbers of people to require high levels of Apple support for a low-tier, low-profit product line because somebody else isn't paying attention to beta builds. I think this new feature is "operating as designed" in every respect.

That solution has been talked about ad infinitum on all of these discussions. It may or may not work depending on the software that is causing the notifications. Printer software was an example of the type of software that might just be solvable with the suggestion you posted. They often install stuff that is not used by anyone. Removing those launchd config files normally does not prevent use of the printer. The other stuff added by printer software is kernel extensions to respond to button presses on the printer interface (like scan to folder or email). Those would stop working if you remove their launchd items.

Often, removing and reinstalling the software solves the problem for software that is written correctly.

There is other garbageware out there that sees you removed their launchd files and will "repair" itself, generating another notification.

There isn't a single solution to all of the problematic software. The above is one option to try, but may result in unusable software or crippled software.

I installed a new update, and it seems to have fixed the issue.

In my case millions of notifications also appear each time my screen is unlocked (!!). I tried many things and lost A LOT OF TIME to solve this issue. I bought my mac last year, but I was not so sure about buying it, since in the last few years too many problems/bugs have come to decrease the efficiency of working with Mac. The most efficient way I am working nowadays is not with Mac anymore, but with Linux...

it is driving me nuts. I have an iPhone, three iPads and 4 Macs and they are showing these notifications and there has been a device added to your account. they show up every time my computer comes out of sleep.

Apple please fix!!

Well I'm not running any poorly made software unless you count Adobe and Canon software as poorly made. This is the first time I have ever encountered this issue on any of my apple products. It's an Apple problem.