Which computer and system do you have ?
Which computer and system do you have ?
iMac 2019 and Ventura 13.5 (was 13.4).Which computer and system do you have ?
Have you got a new computer with Ventura already installed or did you update from an older system?Is it possible to receive notification alerts or badges for the App Store when any of your apps have an update (like we can on iPhone or iPad)?
I've looked in the notifications settings and App Store is not on there.
Yep.@gilby101 has an iMac 2019 and I presume he must have updated from another system
My system is a pristine one coming from Apple, sigh , on a new Mac Studio 😑🙄Guys, after a lot of searching, trying and calling Apple, the only solution for me was to do a full re-install over everything. Nothing else worked.
If you don't have the app store notifications but do want them, then I have a feeling you're gonna have to do what I did. O if you haven't installed too much stuff, then nows the time to bite the proverbial and do it.My system is a pristine one coming from Apple, sigh , on a new Mac Studio 😑🙄
Did you reinstall Ventura over your existing OS or do a clean install? I have this issue as well and tried a reinstall to replace (what I assumed to be corrupt) system files. It didn't work. Thanks.If you don't have the app store notifications but do want them, then I have a feeling you're gonna have to do what I did. O if you haven't installed too much stuff, then nows the time to bite the proverbial and do it.
I done a complete clean install. It was an absolute PitA but felt good in the end knowing everything was as it should be.Did you reinstall Ventura over your existing OS or do a clean install? I have this issue as well and tried a reinstall to replace (what I assumed to be corrupt) system files. It didn't work. Thanks.
thanks for the update, now I'm used to not have any and it's not that bad 🙂Did you reinstall Ventura over your existing OS or do a clean install? I have this issue as well and tried a reinstall to replace (what I assumed to be corrupt) system files. It didn't work. Thanks.
I found the bug: it happens when you open AppStore the first timeI done a complete clean install. It was an absolute PitA but felt good in the end knowing everything was as it should be.
I deleted a few "com.apple.AppStore.plist" files in Library -> Preferences .. but still no notification proposal for the App Store. .. Could you be more specific? What prefs were they and where were they located?After finding and deleting several prefs applestore.com, restarting the computer and launching AppStore I got the "proposal" 😉 of accepting notifications or not. I signed out and back in from my account on the store as well Now everything works as it should
Just in case someone needs it
~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.AppStore.plistWhat prefs were they and where were they located?
I deleted a few "com.apple.AppStore.plist" files in Library -> Preferences .. but still no notification proposal for the App Store. .. Could you be more specific? What prefs were they and where were they located?
Do it at your own risk:
it needs a little patience and precision but you need to know exactly what you are doing
A backup is highly suggested
When I delete just the 3 prefs listed by Bogdanw it didn't work for me
So I went nuclear...and it worked.
Maybe it's only one that needs to be deleted, but I was tired to try to find which one
1) I did a search of all AppStore using Easyfind app
2) I took a screenshot-useful for some of the folders in case you need to put one back
3) I removed all the folders from the Pref and Libraries
3b) I created a generic folder on the desktop and
added few folders nested inside like
"Users", then inside "Library", inside "Caches "
The folder "Library" will contain "Containers" ," Preferences" as well and so on...
to help myself to know where they were coming from in case I needed to reverse it
4) After moving all, I restarted the computer and launched AppStore that prompted the window notification immediately
Maybe just try all the Users/YOU/... and see if it works already
If it doesn't work, you will need to delete all those again plus the System and private ones
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Have you restarted after the cleaning and before launching the AppStore? The fact that you don't have any updates at the moment is not relevant about the notifications.Deleted all, no change. .. But, perhaps that's because I currently have no pending app updates? .. So I'll wait and see what happens.. Thxs for all the extra info!
Yes.. restarted after cleaning and before launching.. But, I'll try it again.Have you restarted after the cleaning and before launching the AppStore? The fact that you don't have any updates at the moment is not relevant about the notifications.
Yes, the App Store is back again in Settings -> Notifications (Ventura 13.6.4), as it should.Yes.. restarted after cleaning and before launching.. But, I'll try it again.
Ok.. good to know that actual pending app updates aren't needed before being presented with the notifications option.
Question: Currently, the App Store is NOT present in Settings -> Notifications (Sonoma 14.0) .. After your App Store notifications began to work, did the App Store magically appear in the Notifications settings?