MacBook Virus?

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• My MacBook Pro does not work. Macs get viruses?

  my MacBook takes a lot of time to load anything. He also keeps asking for my password by e-mail.  In addition, many applications are listed as "not responding" when I 'option command escape '.

  No Mac don't get viruses.

  Please download and install EtreCheck from http://etrecheck.com/

  Run it and post the report here.

• MacBook Pro 2.6 13 "mid 2014 8 GB. the HD is fried by virus. should I just take w Apple and replace a new SSD and you know how much $ would cost me? Thank you in advance.

  my MacBook Pro 2.6 GHZ I5 (mid-2014) 3 MB shared level 3 cache, 8 GB on-board 1600 MHz DDR3L SDRAM. the HD is fried by virus. should I just take w Apple and replace a new SSD and you know how much $ would cost me? Thank you in advance.

  Quan

  Contact ask an ANDS Apple Store.

  However, what makes you think that a virus fried your HD?

  Looking at it

  https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/MacBook_Pro

  Initially, you Mac Pro came with an SSD.

  Just what failure symptoms are you having? Maybe your SSD did not fail.

  If necessary and if yo are up to it you can replace the SSD yourself

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/shop/memory/Apple_MacBook_MacBook_Pro/upgrade/DDR3_16 00MHz_SDRAM

  This is the Office Mac Pro forum. I asked that your post moved to the forum of laptop MacBook Pro or another appropriate forum.

• How to remove virus w32.vrbat on Macbook Pro?

  How to remove virus w32.vrbat on Macbook Pro?

  Why you think you have a virus?

  Phony 'technical support' / 'ransomware' popups and web pages

  Effective defenses against software malware and other threats

• Very loose hinges and possible virus on the Macbook pro

  Hi all

  IV ' e noticed my macbook pro screen hinges become very loose and the screen comes back without any force. How much does it cost to repair? Also, how a cleaning of the computer at a cost of virus? I did not buy my computer from an apple reseller but my local Best Buy.

  Thanks again!

  "How much does it cost to fix?

  First of all, check your warranty coverage > https://checkcoverage.apple.com/

  If your warranty has expired, take the Mac at Best Buy for repairs. No one here can tell what the repair might cost.

  In the second place. What happens on your Mac that makes you think that there is a virus?

• MacBook Pro says that I have viruses and is slow.  What should I do?  My AppleCare Protection that covers?

  My end of 2013, MacBook Pro is running slow and I keep getting messages that he has some virus.  My AppleCare Protection cover that and I think I need a full "tune up."  Is it covered?  What should I do?

  These messages are SCAMS to .  Do not call them.  All they want is to deceive you by giving them money.

  If you use Safari, force quit and relaunch the SHIFT key now.

  Ciao.

• I need to scan my macbook pro for the virus. any medium online Apple?

  I need to scan my macbook pro for the virus. any medium online Apple?

  Viruses are made for Windows computers.  Macs are less vulnerable to viruses. Why do you think your Mac virus?

  http://www.reedcorner.NET/MMG/

  http://www.thexlab.com/FAQs/malspyware.html

  Mac quarantine folder: about the alert "do you want to open it? (file quarantine / known malicious code detection) in OS X - Apple support

• I think I might have a virus on my Macbook

  Hello

  I have a question in order to get a virus on my Macbook.

  Today I went to a Web site where I clicked on a link and a pop-up window appeared. After a few seconds, a message has occurred which said something like: "you have a virus on your Macbook. You must analyze your Macbook for virus. ». I don't remember if he said exactly that, because I panicked, but it was something like that.

  Could there be a virus on my Macbook? And if so, what should do about it?

  Silke Posthumus

  1. No, unless you use Windows on it.

  2. According to the #1, ignore it or run a tool of anti-malware for Windows.

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• Virus/Spyware/MacBook Adware

  I have a Macbook Pro. I had my brother borrow computer and when I got back, I have several different things that make me believe that he has caught a virus. When I go on some websites, open a new tab and either be a flash or downloader mac download download or redirect me to several other sites.

  Also, if other popups for sale on ebay, amazon, or walmart appear.

  Finally it doesn't let me go to specific sites and block download.com, google.com and much more. It usually still allows me to facebook or gmail.

  I am very good with computers, but don't know how to remove the Macs. What are the best options. I really don't want to reinstall.

  Thanks for the tips!

  Rest assured that there is no Mac viruses in the wild. What you may be experiencing is just adware/malware, which can not do damage, unless you meet their ties or recall their phone numbers.

  Quit the Apple Safari > force quit menu. Relaunch Safari since the Dock icon while holding the SHIFT key.

  This reading can also be useful.

  Guide of Mac Malware: How can I protect myself?  http://www.thesafemac.com/MMG-defense/

• HI MY MACBOOK PRO HAVE SOME VIRUSES

  HI MY MACBOOK PRO CREATED PROBLEM WITH VIRUS

  You probably don't have a virus. Why you think you have a virus?

  Effective defenses against software malware and other threats

  Phony 'technical support' / 'ransomware' popups and web pages

• Do I need anti virus on my new macbook air

  I'm a newbie when it comes to Macbooks, although I had an iPhone and an iPad for years. I bought my Macbook Air last week, and before that I've never used Windows. I'm in love and of course always get the hang of it all, but does have the anti-virus software on my nice new shiny Macbook?

  I'm sorry if this is a really lame question, but information that I found are quite old and obsolete!

  Thanks in advance

  Hi loulour1982

  Mac do not need anti-virus software.

  OS X has all the protection you need built-in.

• Received a flashing alarm indicating that I had a virus on my MacBook pro.  Could not get rid of it, until I did a hard reboot.  Deemed scan of Malware for Mac software?  All this experience?

  I just got an alarm flashing indicating that I had a virus on my MacBook pro.  Could not get rid of it, until I did a hard reboot.  Deemed scan of Malware for Mac software?  All this experience?

  These alarms are generally scam popups loaded from the Internet and is not caused by malicious software, but you should always look for other odd behavior or unexplained slowness.

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• Attack of virus on MacBook pro, how to set a clean system without use of the infected backup partition?

  Hello, first of all I'm new here and I hope for more help.

  A 2010 MacBook pro has been infected, maybe more even the motherboard - SMC has been affected.

  MSC is back to zero now, which brings to about 10 sec less time to start for drive icons.

  Cannot use the internal hard disk for recovery and my original OS x DVD won't start. (Alt + I)

  I didn't trust my Internet connection. So, what can I do?

  Since there are no viruses that can infect a Mac, please provide details on what makes you think that it is infected.

• Windows virus can affect the MacBook through bootcamp?

  Virus Windows can affect the MacBook after installing with bootcamp?

  As I want to install windows on the side of Mac OS X on MacBook

  Help, please.!

  Yes. Windows is also vulnerable to malicious software on a Mac on a regular PC.

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• Pop - up stating that my Macbook Pro the virus-infected

  Saturday 5 March, 2016, I got a strong voice popup stating that my Macbook Pro has been infected by a virus and it has been possible for hackers to access my files. I tried to close several times several times and there was no fence. Don't know how but I was finally able to close Google Chrome and I turned off my computer. After restarting, it seems to have worked OK.

  Was it a hoax or is my computer at risk? And if it is disabled, hackers would still have access to my files and iCloud? Everything is password protected.

  Any ideas would be greatly appreciated! TX!

  Solanie

  It was an attempt to scam. If you do not give them any personal or financial information or allow to connect to or download anything on your computer remotely, you are good.

  Phony 'technical support' / 'ransomware' popups and web pages

  Effective defenses against software malware and other threats