![]() If any component is missing, it can then reinstall them, and that’s why deleting property lists for LaunchAgents and LaunchDaemons can’t solve problems with Background Items: the next time you run that app, it merely reinstalls them, and you’re back to square one. When the app does this, it can be smarter than any installer, and check the Login Item and privileged helper are both correctly installed and available each time it opens. The property list is usually embedded in the helper binary, so the whole installation process is normally handled by the app running in its own bundle. Originally, the privileged helper and its property list might have been installed using an Installer package for the whole app, but there are neater ways to do this now, which ‘bless’ it by Service Management, and the Login Item needs to be properly registered and enabled with Service Management too.
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