Remove Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” From Mac OS [Update]
About Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT”
Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” is a phshing pop-up virus warning used to trick people buy fake antivirus software. To push you into its trap, It may reports many types of computer problems, such as popup infection, adware invasion, privacy leakage and so on. Normally, you could not block it with the browser settings. Because once Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” enters on your PC, its maker named adware has already put your settings under control and you have no chance to set your browsers. Whether you use the most famous one or not, includingGoogle Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Safari, you could not escape from it.
Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” will show up as an Apple alert which warns that your system is close to damage due to virus attack. It attempts to make you click its spam ads so that they can sell expensive and fake antivirus tools for you. You not only lose your money, but also put your privacy at risk if you were taken in.
Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” is generated from adware and it will be brought with pore websites, spam email, freeware installer and fake software update links. All these means are common damaging and you are unable to avoid this happening. In Most of times, you could not be aware of adware on your PC until the popup Windows appear. Also, it will cost several montages for you to detect if it is popup, and after you realize you are infected, your PC has already been destroyed and you have lost many money. Therefore, we advise you to do a overall check-up for your PC first and then, follow our guides here to delete Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT”.
How to Remove Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT”? (Windows + Mac OS)
Section A – Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” Removal Steps For Windows OS
(NOTE – Please bookmark this page first, because some steps will require you to restart your web browser or computer.)
Step 1. End malicious process run by Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” and related malware.
1. Hit Ctrl + Shift + Esc keys at the same time to open Windows Task Manager:
2. Find malicious process related with Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” or malware, and then right-click on it and click End Process or End Task.
Step 2. Uninstall malicious programs related with Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT”.
Press “Win + R ” keys together to open the Run screen;
Type control panel in the Run window and click OK button;
In Control Panel, click Uninstall a program under Programs;
Look for malicious app related with Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT”; Right-click on the malicious program and click Uninstall.
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Step 3. Delete extension installed by Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” and related malware.
Chrome
On Chrome
Click the Chrome menu button >> Click Tools >> Select Extensions:
Find extension that may be related with Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” or potential threat >> Click the trash can icon to delete them.
Microsoft Edge
On Microsoft Edge
Start Edge: Click the More (…) button ahe tog right corner and click Extensions:
Select the extensions you want to remove and click Remove:
Firefox
On Firefox
Click the menu button and choose Add-ons. The Add-ons Manager tab will open.
In the Add-ons Manager tab, select the Extensions panel >> find extension that may be related with Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” or potential threat >> Click Remove button.
IE
On Internet Explorer
Open the IE, click the Tools button , and then click Manage add-ons.
Choose Toolbars and Extensions on left side of the window >> Find extension that may be related with Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” or potential threat>> Click Disable button
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Step 4. Remove malicious files created by Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” or related malware.
1. Hit Windows + R keys at the same time to open Run window and input a regedit and click OK:
2. In the Registry Editor, hit Windows key + F key together to open Find window → Enter virus name → Press Enter key to start search.
3. When the search is completed, right click the folders related with Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” and click Delete button:
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Step 5. Reset Web Browsers to remove Hijackers Brought by Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT”.
Chrome
Reset Chrome:
- Click the Chrome menu button, represented by three horizontal lines;
- Click Settings when the drop-down menu appears;
- In the Settings screen, scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the “Advanced” link;
- Click on the “Reset settings to their original defaults” button.
- A confirmation dialog appears, click on the “Reset Settings” button.
Edge
Reset Microsoft Edge:
- Click on Microsoft Edge’s main menu button, represented by three horizontal dots;
- Click on “Settings“ button when the drop-down menu appears;
- Click on “Reset Settings”On the left side of the window;
- Click on “Restore settings to their default values”
- Click on the “Reset” button in the new confirmation window that opens.
Firefox
Reset Firefox:
- Click the menu button of firefox, represented by three horizontal lines;
- Click on “Help“ button when the drop-down menu appears;
- Click on “Troubleshooting Information“ from the Help menu;
- Click the “Refresh Firefox” button in the upper-right corner of the “Troubleshooting Information” page.
- Click on the “Refresh Firefox” button in the new confirmation window that opens.
IE
Reset IE :
- Open Internet Explorer, click on the gear icon in the upper-right part of your browser, then select “Internet Options“.
- Now select the “Advanced” tab, then click on the “Reset” button
- In the “Reset Internet Explorer settings” section, select the “Delete personal settings” checkbox, then click on the “Reset” button.
NOTE – If the steps above doesn’t help, please rescan entire infected PC with Spyhunter anti-malware and let it help you fix all problems.
Section B – Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” Removal Steps For Mac OS
Step 1 – Remove nasty extension and browser hijacker related with Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” or malware.
Chrome
– Click the setting button “≡” at the top right of the browser window, choose “More Tools” and choose “Extensions“.
– Click the “trash can icon” button to remove extension related with Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” or malware:
Safari
Safari:
– Choose Safari > Preferences
– On the ‘Extensions’ tab, find out the extension related with adware or hijacker and click Uninstall or Disable
Firefox
Mozilla Firefox:
– Click the settings button (three horizontal bars) in the top-right corner and then select ‘Add-ons’.
– Click “Extensions” tab under Add-on Manager page to view the extensions.
– Find the suspicious add-on you want to disable and click its “Disable” button.
– If you want to delete an extension entirely, click “Remove.”
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Step 2 – Uninstall harmful Apps related with Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” or malware
– Open Finder at the Dock
– Select Applications and find out suspicious apps related with Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” , then right click on the app and click Move to Trash:
– Right click on Trash icon to select Empty Trash
Step 3 – Remove malicious files generated by Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” or malware from your Mac
Malware geneates lots of malicious files and folders on infected Mac, to avoid Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” reinstalling itself, you need to find out and remove all malicious files:
1. Click the Finder icon from the menu bar >> choose “Go” then click on “Go to Folder“:
2. In the Go to Folder… bar, type “/Library/LaunchAgents” and click Go:
3. In LaunchAgents folder, search for any recently-added suspicious files and move them to the Trash.
Here are some examples of files generated by malware:
“installmac.AppRemoval.plist”, “com.genieo.completer.download.plist” “com.genieoinnovation.macextension.plist” “com.genieo.engine.plist” “com.adobe.fpsaud.plist” , “myppes.download.plist”, “mykotlerino.ltvbit.plist”
4.Repeat the process on the following folders:
~/Library/LaunchAgents
/Library/Application Support
/Library/LaunchDaemons
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Step 4 – Download SpyHunter Antimalware For Mac to Scan For Malicious Apps and Files.
Lots of Malware keep generating malicious files on infected computer deeply, thus it’s quite difficult for common computer users to find out and remove all harmful items related with Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT”. Meanwhile, there will be possibility that users remove core system files by mistake and then the entire computer will be harmed seriously.
To avoid the risks, We recommend all users downloading SpyHunter Antimalware For Mac, a professional automatic malware removal tool which keeps your Mac away from virus and malware attack and avoid online spam and phishing websites and protect your privacy and files well.
1. Click Download button here to download SpyHunter For Mac:
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2. Double-click SpyHunter-1.2-15-7043-Installer.dmg to install Spyhunter For Mac:
3. Once SpyHunter For Mac is installed, run a scan and register its full version to remove all malicious objects on your Mac.
4. In case Mac OS Fake “SYSTEM ALERT” is still infecting your Mac, Submit a Support Ticket and the support agent will conact to help you.
