J James McCracken New Member Thread author Jun 14, 2016 1 0 1 34 London Jun 14, 2016 #1 Do you guys only help with windows? I have read the threads that solve this problem for windows operating systems but cannot find anything for OS X
Do you guys only help with windows? I have read the threads that solve this problem for windows operating systems but cannot find anything for OS X
I Ink Administrator Verified Jan 8, 2011 22,318 2 55,055 8,379 Jun 22, 2016 #2 Did you use Malwarebytes Anti-Malware for Mac to remove any malware/adware, and was the removal successful? Out of interest, what was detected? What version of OS X are you running? Are you connected over Wi-Fi or Ethernet? Are other devices able to connect? You may be able to find an answer on their Forums: Malwarebytes Forums Reactions: DardiM and JM Safe Upvote 0
Did you use Malwarebytes Anti-Malware for Mac to remove any malware/adware, and was the removal successful? Out of interest, what was detected? What version of OS X are you running? Are you connected over Wi-Fi or Ethernet? Are other devices able to connect? You may be able to find an answer on their Forums: Malwarebytes Forums
J JM Safe Level 39 Verified Top Poster Apr 12, 2015 2,882 19,912 3,798 Europe Jul 4, 2016 #3 Hello @James McCracken Please run a scan with MacKeeper (Download it here: MacKeeper) Download Avast Antivirus Free and run a scan with it. These two steps are required to know if your system is still infected, maybe this is the why of your connection problem. Reactions: DardiM Upvote 0
Hello @James McCracken Please run a scan with MacKeeper (Download it here: MacKeeper) Download Avast Antivirus Free and run a scan with it. These two steps are required to know if your system is still infected, maybe this is the why of your connection problem.
I Ink Administrator Verified Jan 8, 2011 22,318 2 55,055 8,379 Jul 4, 2016 #4 @JM Security > What 'MacKeeper' is and why you should avoid it It could be an issue with connectivity more than a malware incident, but even Malwarebytes on Windows can break the Internet. Reactions: JM Safe and frogboy Upvote 0
@JM Security > What 'MacKeeper' is and why you should avoid it It could be an issue with connectivity more than a malware incident, but even Malwarebytes on Windows can break the Internet.