I keep getting a pop up for mac auto fixer to check on my laptop. Is this a 3rd party software program that I need to get rid of or is it part of my laptop during a routine update?
Did you find it in Onyx? I have Onyx but can't seem to figure out where to go to find this mac cleaner thing.Thanks Expobill.
I checked the downloads folder and didn't find anything that might cause this issue.
I'll look at the Onyx program.
M.
What is the Onyx program and how would I know if I have it? I just put that Mac Cleaner thing in the trash and emptied it. I want to ensure its really gone though.Thanks Expobill.
I checked the downloads folder and didn't find anything that might cause this issue.
I'll look at the Onyx program.
M.
Mac Auto Fixer is a malware.I keep getting a pop up for mac auto fixer to check on my laptop. Is this a 3rd party software program that I need to get rid of or is it part of my laptop during a routine update?
Mac Auto Fixer is a malware.
You might want to run Malwarebytes on your Mac.
To remove it manually (completely):
1. In Utilities, Activity Monitor find Mac Auto Fixer, Quit Process, Force Quit.
2. In System Preferences, Users and Groups, Login Items find Mac Auto Fixer entry and delete it.
3. With AppCleaner uninstall the application.
4. Using EasyFind (look fro Mac Auto Fixer) find all entries (leftovers) and delete them. Be careful during this process (check the dates, should be the same for all Mac Auto Fixer files).
5. Reboot.
Good luck!
P.S.: It is advisable to use an Adblocker (like Adguard etc.) and check your system time to time with Malwarebytes mentioned above.
Thank you sooooo much !!!Mac Auto Fixer is a malware.
You might want to run Malwarebytes on your Mac.
To remove it manually (completely):
1. In Utilities, Activity Monitor find Mac Auto Fixer, Quit Process, Force Quit.
2. In System Preferences, Users and Groups, Login Items find Mac Auto Fixer entry and delete it.
3. With AppCleaner uninstall the application.
4. Using EasyFind (look fro Mac Auto Fixer) find all entries (leftovers) and delete them. Be careful during this process (check the dates, should be the same for all Mac Auto Fixer files).
5. Reboot.
Good luck!
P.S.: It is advisable to use an Adblocker (like Adguard etc.) and check your system time to time with Malwarebytes mentioned above.