T tooobe macrumors regular Original poster Nov 3, 2008 141 21 Sep 9, 2019 #1 Accidentally deleted ~/LaunchAgents folder. I know it controls launching items during startup. Not noticing any problems but should I do something?
Accidentally deleted ~/LaunchAgents folder. I know it controls launching items during startup. Not noticing any problems but should I do something?
C chabig macrumors G4 Sep 6, 2002 11,537 9,531 Sep 9, 2019 #2 ~/LaunchAgents contains items that the user has asked to run at login. If you're not seeing any problems, don't worry about it. Chances are that folder was empty anyway.
~/LaunchAgents contains items that the user has asked to run at login. If you're not seeing any problems, don't worry about it. Chances are that folder was empty anyway.
chown33 Moderator Staff member Aug 9, 2009 11,209 9,236 A sea of green Sep 9, 2019 #3 Actually, the directory with a user's launch-agents is ~/Library/LaunchAgents. That is, it's a sub-directory of the user's "Library" folder, which may be hidden by default. I agree with @chabig on the outcome: if you don't see a problem, then no harm was done. If desired, one could make a new LaunchAgents folder within one's Library folder.
Actually, the directory with a user's launch-agents is ~/Library/LaunchAgents. That is, it's a sub-directory of the user's "Library" folder, which may be hidden by default. I agree with @chabig on the outcome: if you don't see a problem, then no harm was done. If desired, one could make a new LaunchAgents folder within one's Library folder.
C chabig macrumors G4 Sep 6, 2002 11,537 9,531 Sep 9, 2019 #4 chown33 said: Actually, the directory with a user's launch-agents is ~/Library/LaunchAgents. Click to expand... Yep. I made a mistake. You're right.
chown33 said: Actually, the directory with a user's launch-agents is ~/Library/LaunchAgents. Click to expand... Yep. I made a mistake. You're right.
G gilby101 macrumors 68040 Mar 17, 2010 3,150 1,778 Tasmania Sep 15, 2019 #5 Look in your backups (from a time before you deleted it!). If anything there, restore and reboot.