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the problem is that thing stuck there and I can not remove it
It drives me crazy
If someone has experienced it and know how to remove it please help me
additional information - came with application called POKERSTARS.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 13.4
Have you removed the PokerStars app from your Application Folder?
If that has been done and the problem still persists, then you will want to search these locations and delete any app that specifically says PokerStars or Rational intellectuals holdings limited. You will want to make sure you have a backup before deleting any files in these locations. Make sure to include the "~" character when indicated. Before going to these locations, you will want to startup in Safe Mode. Use safe mode on your Mac - Apple Support. To go to these locations after starting in Safe Mode, go to the Finder and choose Go > Go to Folder, then copy each location into that window.
Some folders may not have anything in them and don't delete any other files. If you have a question about a file, then ask here first.
Have you removed the PokerStars app from your Application Folder?
If that has been done and the problem still persists, then you will want to search these locations and delete any app that specifically says PokerStars or Rational intellectuals holdings limited. You will want to make sure you have a backup before deleting any files in these locations. Make sure to include the "~" character when indicated. Before going to these locations, you will want to startup in Safe Mode. Use safe mode on your Mac - Apple Support. To go to these locations after starting in Safe Mode, go to the Finder and choose Go > Go to Folder, then copy each location into that window.
Some folders may not have anything in them and don't delete any other files. If you have a question about a file, then ask here first.
Start up in Safe Mode - Start up your Mac in safe mode - Apple Support
Go to Finder > Go > Go to Folder and copy and paste each location below. Don't forget the "~" character in the first item. Take a screenshot of each location and post here. It is likely that there is a file called "com.starstechnologies.updater.plist" in the LaunchDaemons folder that should be removed. If you post a screenshot of each location I may be able to identify other files that should be deleted.
~/Library/LaunchAgents
/Library/LaunchDaemons
/Library/LaunchAgents
Also verify one more time that the PokerStars app is gone from your Application folder and your trash has been emptied.
What exactly is "that thing"?
The only thing you have set to open at startup is Safari. If you want to remove that, highlight it and click the "-" .
If you mean the things below "Allow in the background", they not set to auto start. What you likely have there is leftovers from incomplete uninstalls. Pokerstars I bet.
If Pokerstars is still installed, then they cannot be removed unless you completely uninstall the app.
Hey Mac Jim! I was able to use this information to find one PokerStars tars folder and delete it, but I did not find any other PokerStars files or any with Rational Intellectual Holdings Limited. The PokerStars app had been previously deleted. I still see Rational Intellectual Holdings Limited under allow in background. Any other suggestions?
“Rational intellectuals holdings limited”
in - allow in background
Can that from incomplete uninstalls be removed
I love that guy
Mac Jim ID
thank you man huge thanks have a nice day <3
Thank you! I saw that folder, but didn’t delete it because I wasn’t 100% sure. I should have mentioned that it was there. Problem solved!
Full Tilt Poker is another app by the same company that will produce this background process. If you have that app in your Applications folder, delete that one as well.
Good Job! Glad it resolved your problem.
I want to remove selected thing from background apps(login items) Mac
