Your report indicates its continued presence. I have completely remove Eset Cyber Security Pro. If you created a backup of your system prior to installing CleanMyMac, use it.
This is one reason having a backup strategy is so important. Merely using CleanMyMac to "clean" a Mac can result in a system that is so badly corrupted that an "erase and install" is the most prudent course of action. However, I determined that is ineffective at removing all its components.
In the case of CleanMyMac the developer recommends you use CleanMyMac to uninstall it. Generally speaking anything that requires your Login name and password to install such as CleanMyMac requires a complimentary uninstaller. It is a scam product that will result in lost time, money, data, and general abject misery.Īny suggestions on how to completely get rid of it? Hope you can shed some light on this, give me some clues on how to speed this thing up again 🙂 Buying a brand new iMac, which I can't afford right now -) Formatting the HDD and doing a clean install of OSX (which I wouldn't look forward to). Replacing the HDD with an SSD, which I don't even know if is possible. There are three options I can come up with on my own: done a full system scan with Eset's Cyber Security Proīut nothing really seems to help. checked the state of the HDD with the Disk Utilities removed eveything from my harddrive that wasn't necessary
put in some extra memory (running on 16GB now) Starting up relatively light software takes longer than it would before (say Codekit, Spotify, or Safari ftm). Thing is, it's been getting a little slow over last 6 months. Ik have a mid-2011 iMac, 21.5", which I'm generally speaking still very happy with.
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