If you performed work since that time that you need to restore, "Enter Time Machine" from the Finder can be used to restore individual documents (files or folders). It's very important to choose a backup created prior to the adware intrusion – since Time Machine backs up every hour, the backup you will want to select is not likely to be the latest one it will be one created days ago.
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To do that, boot OS X Recovery and at the Mac OS X Utilities screen, choose Restore from Time Machine Backup. I have nothing on the computer that I can't live without getting it back.ĭo you think at this point I should try for a system restore from the backup partition or go to the Genius Bar.Ī complete Time Machine system restoration from a backup created prior to installing the adware may be overkill, but it requires very little in the way of user interruption and is certain to be successful. Perhaps my best shot is to just take it to the Apple Genius bar and get a fresh installation there. I'm currently running Yosemite, but don't know if that's on my backup partition or not since I think this MBA either came with 10.8 or maybe 10.9.
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I'm now thinking I don't want to waste anymore time on it and considering a full reload of OS-X. On thing still not working is my 1Password program that worked great before it hit the fan. I did try a Time Machine backup from a few days ago ( I think it was before I got sucked in on the media player update. My system seems a tad more stable, but it's still not right with intermittent popup tabs advertising various crapware. None of the other search lines produced any results.
Went through your checklist and only found one line that said something about adware. To the best of my memory, this problem only happened after the installation of Yosemite. If do get it off my computer, is there anyway to prevent it in the future. If I don't have to worry about the cloud, I'm prepared to trot down to my local Genius Bar and have them do a reinstallation of Yosemite. Even that might not do the trick if there is some reference to this problem in the Cloud and just waiting for a future sync with a new copy of Yosemite. I'm prepared to do a complete reinstallation of Yosemite if this will make this problem go away. I'm a bit worried that this MacKeeper may be recording my keystrokes and noting my login information to financial websites. I did see a checklist that involved many steps that I didn't understand.
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Is there some simple application that I can download that will purge my entire MBA of this problem. So much for Apple computers being immune to virus garbage.
I've removed MacKeeper from my Applications folder to no avail. Both in Safari and Chrome (which I almost never use), when I open any link, another tab appears with some MacKeeper BS or some other random webpage opens. Somehow it's wormed my way on to my MBA to the point where the computer is almost unusable. I've seen MacKeeper many times in the past and to my knowledge, have NEVER installed or run the program.
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