Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts

Posted by Max Lehmann on December 12, 2017

What is Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts?

The continuous flow of Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts does not necessarily mean that your MAC computer has been really damaged by harmful malicious software. It is more likely that these alerts you see are scam, so you should ignore them all completely. Some users manage to get rid of these fake alerts by closing their web browsers, i.e. by closing dubious domains opened; however, it usually turns out that there is some kind of untrustworthy software active on users’ computers if they see alerts claiming that their computers are “heavily damaged”. If closing the web browser does not work in your case, you will need to find malicious software on your computer and disable it to get rid of Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts. It might be any untrustworthy application (of course, it is very likely that you have encountered adware or a potentially unwanted application), so we cannot promise that it will be a piece of cake to remove it and thus eliminate disturbing fake warnings from the screen. Of course, we do not try to say here that you could not eliminate these fake notifications.

What does Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts do?

Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts are displayed on users’ screens seeking to scare them into believing that there is something wrong with their PCs. Most likely, you will be told that harmful malicious software has been detected on your PC. You should ignore these alerts displayed on your screen completely because the only malicious software you have is that adware or a potentially unwanted program showing Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts. Yes, you could have opened http://www.microsoft-scanner.com-----------control.online/ yourself or have been redirected to it automatically from another page, but it is still more likely that you have some kind of undesirable program that has affected your browser installed on your computer. You need to find and erase it from your system as soon as possible. In the meantime, make sure you do not click on the Download button on Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts.

Have you already clicked the Download button and installed software to “repair” your system? If your answer to this question is “yes,” it is very likely that you have installed some kind of nasty infection on your system. Remember, scams never promote decent software. It would be smart to eliminate that downloaded program from the system as soon as possible because it might perform malicious activities in the background if you keep it active. In the worst-case scenario, it might even steal certain personal details and download more threats automatically. You should use an automated malware remover to remove it easily and quickly from your system.

Where does Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts come from?

As mentioned in previous paragraphs, you might see Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts because you keep opening the dubious domain containing these alerts, but we still believe that the majority of users seeing fake warnings on their screens have some kind of untrustworthy program installed on their systems. It might be any kind of undesirable application. Also, it is unclear how it has entered the system, but we are sure for one thing – you need to delete it as soon as possible. Adware, potentially unwanted programs, and other untrustworthy programs that might show fake alerts on users’ screens often arrive on users’ computers bundled, so you should always install new software very carefully. Additionally, you should always inspect new software downloaded from a P2P or a similar page before installing it on your computer. Last but not least, our security specialists say that users must have automatic security software enabled on their systems to make sure they do not encounter harmful malware.

How to delete Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts

If you keep seeing Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts on your screen, you should first close your web browser and open it again. If this does not help you to get rid of the fake alerts, you should reset those affected browsers to default. Also, you should delete all suspicious applications from your system. Below this article you will find the manual removal guide, but you should know that it is not the only undesirable software removal method. You can also clean your system in an automatic way.

Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts removal guide

Delete untrustworthy software from your computer

  1. Go to the Finder.
  2. Open the Applications folder and then select the app you want to delete.
  3. Drag the application to the Trash.
  4. Right-click on the Trash icon and click Empty Trash.

Reset your browsers to default

Mozilla Firefox

  1. Open Mozilla Firefox.
  2. Click the menu button in the top-right corner.
  3. Click on the question mark.
  4. Click Troubleshooting Information.
  5. Click Refresh Firefox.
  6. Click Refresh Firefox again.

Google Chrome

  1. Open Google Chrome.
  2. Open the main menu.
  3. Click Settings.
  4. Click Advanced.
  5. Click Reset.
  6. Click Reset in the confirmation box.

Safari

  1. Open Go in the Finder.
  2. Press and hold the Option key until Library appears.
  3. Move the Safari folder to your Desktop.
  4. Open Saved Application State in the Library folder.
  5. Locate com.apple.Safari.savedState.
  6. Move it to Trash.
  7. Go to Caches.
  8. Locate all folders with com.apple.Safari and delete them.
  9. Open Cookies.
  10. Remove com.apple.Safari.SafeBrowsing.binarycookies.
  11. Open the Preferences folder.
  12. Remove all files with com.apple.Safari.
  13. From Library, access Internet Plug-Ins.
  14. Move all items to Desktop.
  15. Go to Macintosh HD.
  16. Click Library and select Internet plug-ins folder.
  17. Move all items out of this folder except these:
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