This pop-up always shows every time I log onto my iMac. What is it and how do I make it stop?
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Yosemite (10.10.4)
Michael, the org.chromium.chromoting.me2me.sh is a shell script that is part of the Chrome Remote Desktop software. If you never intended to enable that software, then I suggest you remove it: from within Chrome, go to Plug-Ins, or go to chrome://apps, and check the corresponding "Disable" box (you may need to log out and back in). Doing this will remove it from your login sequence.
On the other hand, if you did intend to use Chrome Remote Desktop, than when that dialog box appears, click on the "Open System Preferences" button, and check the box next to the org.chromium.chromoting.me2me.sh and it won't bug you again.
Michael, the org.chromium.chromoting.me2me.sh is a shell script that is part of the Chrome Remote Desktop software. If you never intended to enable that software, then I suggest you remove it: from within Chrome, go to Plug-Ins, or go to chrome://apps, and check the corresponding "Disable" box (you may need to log out and back in). Doing this will remove it from your login sequence.
On the other hand, if you did intend to use Chrome Remote Desktop, than when that dialog box appears, click on the "Open System Preferences" button, and check the box next to the org.chromium.chromoting.me2me.sh and it won't bug you again.
See this article Change Privacy preferences on Mac - Apple Support
Accessibility | Shows apps that run scripts and system commands to control your Mac. Deselect the app if you want to prevent it from controlling your Mac. |
An example , in security and privacy open the padlock by authenticating Admin name and password check mark the app , tap it to get highlighted , and click on subtract sign to remove it .
Its gone .
Did you installed chrome browser in Mac , in finder - applications can you see it .
Use EtreCheck
And post back the results .
Unfortunately, this procedure did not prevent the pop-up from appearing each time I log onto my iMac. While I can click "Deny" in the pop-up causing the window to disappear for the current session, it will reappear the next time I log in.
This happens even though I followed your suggested procedure to remove the app from System Preferences by unlocking the padlock, highlighting the app, and clicking the "-". The app disappeared as it should but, the pop-up reappears and the app is back in System Preferences as before when I log in for the next session.
What am I doing wrong? Could this be malware?
Check system preferences > users & groups > [your username] > login items.
This pop-up always shows every time I log onto my iMac. What is it and how do I make it stop?