Ever since upgrading my iMac to Ventura I'm pestered, at least twice a day, by popups saying that "xxxx wants to access my keychain" for various values of xxx (such as assistand, Adobe, etc.). Is there any way to shut this off, or at least tone it down. The first thing that I had to do today was to login eight times!
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iMac Line (2012 and Later)
Hi VictorSMiller,
Thank you for participating in the Apple Support Communities. If you are having issues with your keychain, here are steps that may be useful:
1. Restart your device to see if the issue is still there: Shut down or restart your Mac - Apple Support
2. Try the steps here to see if they help: If your Mac keeps asking for your keychain password - Apple Support
3. Contact Apple Support here if you need further support: Contact - Official Apple Support
Have a great day.
Hello VictorSMiller,
As long as you followed all the steps in the article and everything is unlocked with your Administrator password, and your Mac has no profiles installed: Use configuration profiles to standardize settings on Mac computers - Apple Support
"View an installed configuration profile
> System Settings, click Privacy and Security 
in the sidebar, then click Profiles on the right. (You may need to scroll down.)Then you need to contact Apple Support to check into this further with you. Contact Apple Support
If you do have a profile installed, contact the work or school IT Managers that installed it.
Thanks.
Thank you for the reply. I looked at point number 2. However when I go to keychain select login and go to edit, “Change Settings” is greyed out so I can’t follow the recommendation.
Multiple keychain queries in MacOS Ventura
