com.parallels.toolbox.UninstallAppsHelper
Universal version · Reported by 89 Macs in the community.
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UninstallAppsHelper is a launchDaemon component of Parallels Toolbox, a productivity utility suite for macOS that provides over 50 tools for system management, video and audio conversion, barcode generation, screen recording, CPU temperature monitoring, and app uninstallation. The UninstallAppsHelper daemon handles background processes for the Uninstall Apps feature, which allows users to cleanly remove applications from their Mac. Parallels Toolbox is developed by Parallels and costs $19.99 per year. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.
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1 suggestionUninstallAppsHelper is a system component of Parallels Toolbox, not a standalone app — it is updated automatically when you update Parallels Toolbox itself. To get the native Apple Silicon build of Parallels Toolbox, open Parallels Toolbox, navigate to Help or Settings, and check for updates. The app will pull and install the native build automatically. Alternatively, you can download the latest version of Parallels Toolbox directly from the Parallels website at parallels.com/products/toolbox/ — the installer will detect your Mac's architecture and serve the native build. If Parallels Toolbox was installed via the Mac App Store, launch the App Store, search for Parallels Toolbox, and update it there instead. Once the native build is installed, the UninstallAppsHelper daemon will also be updated to its native version, and you will see improved performance and battery life compared to the Intel version running under Rosetta.
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