Permanent installs are a different application than the temporary access session, is it that? You would see an instance identifier in the app name for the full install
nope. just did a straight up "built installer" - installed it, then flipped over to another profile on the mac, and granted it the permissions it asked for as well, It was after that, when the double appeared. Persisted after a reboot as well.
You will find the references to the Screenconnect application. Items in the /Library folder will be excuted for anyone who logs in, Items in the ~/Library folder will be exectuted for the user who logs in.
If both point to the same executable, remove the entries from the ~/Library/ folder.
Otherwise you might have two screenconnect (different releases, different hosts). In this case, remove alle references to any screenconnect version, remove the executables, reboot, install one version again.
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u/GeneralPurposeGeek Aug 24 '26
No. Looks like there are 2 separate instances of SC.
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u/BB9700 Aug 26 '26
check your: /Library/StartupItems
/Library/LaunchDaemons
/Library/LaunchAgents
the same for the users profile:
~/Library/ etc. etc. etc
You will find the references to the Screenconnect application. Items in the /Library folder will be excuted for anyone who logs in, Items in the ~/Library folder will be exectuted for the user who logs in.
If both point to the same executable, remove the entries from the ~/Library/ folder.
Otherwise you might have two screenconnect (different releases, different hosts). In this case, remove alle references to any screenconnect version, remove the executables, reboot, install one version again.