This is one major hazard of remaining reliant on such an old system: sooner or later, you're going to have to replace your hardware, and there's a dwindling supply of used hardware found in places. On a system old enough to be capable of running 10.6.8, this very well could be a hardware failure. I have no idea of how to get rid of that pop-up (it is not in Safari), so I guess I will just live with it, declining the update opportunity, and keep following the suggestions of OT using yet a new app downloaded at OT's suggestion "Find Any File" to clear any file found containing the name "malwarebytes. Very few Mac threats involve kernel extensions.
About the only thing I am getting now is a pop-up menu asking me to again install new and improved version of malwarebytes. Again, thanks for all the help and suggestions. But as John Galt noted, sometimes it is far harder to get rid of an app then to download it. So after that I wanted to get rid of the malwarebytes app, since it only lasts for 30 days without an annual subscription, anyway. It didn't work and subsequently I found an on-line video with step by step instructions clearing out various folders and files that worked great.
I installed it per a suggestion of an apple support staff to get rid of what she thought was malware. Right click on these items inside the folders and move to trash. Preferences > Īfter update the new files that are found in system library.
To enter in user library > click on Go > Go to folder & type ~/Libraryįind folders : Application support > MalwarebytesĬom.malwarebytes.Malwarebytes-xpc- service To enter in system library > click on Go > Go to folder & type /Libraryįind folders : Launch Daemons > Ĭlick on finder > Applications > right click on Malwarebytes Anti - Malware.app & move to trash, if it is in download folder, remove it from there also.
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