Disable "not optimized" message in Mojave

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  1. JackP, Jan 9, 2019

    JackP macrumors newbie

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    I recently upgraded my system to Mojave and still have a lot of 32bit apps which presently I have no intention of replacing (MS Office).

    Has anyone found a way of totally disabling the "This app is not optimized" message for 32 bit apps. The pop-ups keep occurring about every 30 days.

    I found this setting but appears to work in High Sierra, but not in Mojave.
    Code:
    defaults write -g CSUIDisable32BitWarning -boolean TRUE
     
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  2. Gregg2, Jan 10, 2019

    Gregg2 macrumors 603

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    Yeah, it's annoying. I don't think there's an "off" button.
     
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  3. KALLT, Jan 10, 2019

    KALLT macrumors 601

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    Try using this command:
    Code:
    defaults write com.apple.coreservices.uiagent CSUIDisable32BitWarning -bool TRUE
    See here: https://support.apple.com/HT209028. It might be required to enforce this at a system level and/or via a configuration profile.
     
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  4. JackP, Jan 11, 2019

    JackP thread starter macrumors newbie

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    This looks promising. I haven't had a chance to try it just from terminal (and then I guess I have to wait 30 days and see if I get another pop-up...).

    I have no experience with "custom configuration profiles payloads" that the link speaks about. Haven't done any googling on it yet, but do you know about this, or can explain it in a nutshell?
     
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