A apercu New Member Thread author Jun 5, 2016 1 Jun 5, 2016 #1 Need assistance removing Zeus virus from Apple iPad via my desktop computer (iPad browser screen is locked - can't access internet).
Need assistance removing Zeus virus from Apple iPad via my desktop computer (iPad browser screen is locked - can't access internet).
A Alkajak Jun 5, 2016 #2 I can confirm that it is not a Zeus trojan, it only affects Windows OS, not iOS. When you say iPad browser screen is locked, do you mean it is stuck on Safari? Can you access anything on the iPad? Upvote 0
I can confirm that it is not a Zeus trojan, it only affects Windows OS, not iOS. When you say iPad browser screen is locked, do you mean it is stuck on Safari? Can you access anything on the iPad?
I Ink Administrator Verified Jan 8, 2011 22,490 Jun 5, 2016 #3 Are you able to provide a photo of your iPad's screen? Were you using Safari at the time? Can you get back to the Homescreen, if yes, try: Open Settings Scroll down to Safari Advanced Website Data Tap on 'Remove All Website Data' If you cannot, force restart your iPad: Restart your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support Reactions: Alkajak Upvote 0
Are you able to provide a photo of your iPad's screen? Were you using Safari at the time? Can you get back to the Homescreen, if yes, try: Open Settings Scroll down to Safari Advanced Website Data Tap on 'Remove All Website Data' If you cannot, force restart your iPad: Restart your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support
V Vasudev Level 33 Verified Nov 8, 2014 2,247 Jun 6, 2016 #4 I recommend doing a Hard Reset via iTunes. Upvote 0
Jack Administrator Verified Staff Member Well-known Jan 24, 2011 9,378 Jun 6, 2016 #5 Huracan said: Are you able to provide a photo of your iPad's screen? Were you using Safari at the time? Can you get back to the Homescreen, if yes, try: Open Settings Scroll down to Safari Advanced Website Data Tap on 'Remove All Website Data' If you cannot, force restart your iPad: Restart your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support Click to expand... @apercu these steps should fix your issue. Basically that alert is nothing more than a attempt to make you can a fake support number. DO NOT call that number, and instead follow the above steps. Upvote 0
Huracan said: Are you able to provide a photo of your iPad's screen? Were you using Safari at the time? Can you get back to the Homescreen, if yes, try: Open Settings Scroll down to Safari Advanced Website Data Tap on 'Remove All Website Data' If you cannot, force restart your iPad: Restart your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support Click to expand... @apercu these steps should fix your issue. Basically that alert is nothing more than a attempt to make you can a fake support number. DO NOT call that number, and instead follow the above steps.