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Issues with Logmein on Macbook Pros with macOS Ventura
I have two 2017 Macbook Pros recently upgraded to Ventura that constantly pop up the accessibility settings window, when going to toggle LMIGUIAgent it will show a system password box then nothing ha...
Hello Glenn, thank you for submitting a support ticket for us.
I believe we have found a work around. This issue occurs with a regular user account so what we did was make the user an admin, ticking on LMIGUIAgent in Accessibility. Once that was done we changed the user back to a regular user, remoted in and it worked! We have always been able to fully setup LMI with a regular user account until Ventura.
So it appears that when its a regular computer user it cannot tick on LMIGUIAgent in Accessibility which prevents the remote control of the computer. Even when the admin credentials are prompted it still doesn't tick ON.
I have another MacBook presenting this issue. Im going to try this on that computer to confirm that it works.
camperchuck We have released a new version (4.1.0.12353) today, which fixes several user consent issues. It should fix your problem, too.
If not please try and reset the consents for LMIGUIAgent and LogMeIn with the following commands, restart the LogMeIn service and give the consents again.
tccutil reset All com.logmein.logmeingui
tccutil reset All com.logmein.logmeinguiagent
tccutil reset All com.logmein.logmeinserver
If these commands doesn't work for you (they don't seem to work in my Ventura) you can try this command:
tccutil reset All
but be cautious, because this version of the command resets every user consent.
Keep in mind that you cannot give the consents via LogMeIn Remote Control, so it is best to give them locally on the Mac.
Thank you for your response. The commands did not work. I updated to the new version. The popup is gone. I can see the screen but I cant control the computer.
Hi camperchuck, I have gone ahead and opened a support ticket for you. Support will be in touch to troubleshoot this further.
Hello Glenn, thank you for submitting a support ticket for us.
I believe we have found a work around. This issue occurs with a regular user account so what we did was make the user an admin, ticking on LMIGUIAgent in Accessibility. Once that was done we changed the user back to a regular user, remoted in and it worked! We have always been able to fully setup LMI with a regular user account until Ventura.
So it appears that when its a regular computer user it cannot tick on LMIGUIAgent in Accessibility which prevents the remote control of the computer. Even when the admin credentials are prompted it still doesn't tick ON.
I have another MacBook presenting this issue. Im going to try this on that computer to confirm that it works.
