Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts

You may see annoying Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts in your browsers whether you are using Mac or PC but you should realize in time that these are all fake alerts. The reason or goal of these alerts is to fool you into believing that your system is "heavily damaged" by a supposed virus. These fake alerts are customized according to your operating system. You are offered to download a questionable PC optimizer or cleaner program to repair your system. Obviously, it will not be for free. So, if you do not want to end up paying for a useless and aggressively promoted product, you should close your browser right away and remove Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts from your computer. Please continue reading to learn more about these fake alerts and how you can avoid them in the future.

When it comes to such fake alerts, it is important for you to understand how on earth you may be exposed to them in the first place. Well, the most likely way is that your computer is infected with a threat or threats that can redirect you to scammer pages like "microsoft-scanner.com-----------control.online/" that may be used in this case. There are usually two main signs that can reveal such a scam right away. You must check the address bar to see if this alert really comes from an authentic page, which we hardly believe since you are not supposed to get these anyway. However, the URL address can be something similar to a legitimate page, such as a Microsoft or Apple support page just like in the case of the aforementioned example. If you find that this address is not a straightforward one, you should have doubts about its reliability and, in this case, delete Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts from your system right away. Since such threats that can redirect you to such pages may come in free software bundles, it is advisable for you to scan your system with a trustworthy online malware scanner after you take care of this fake pop-up alert.

Another way for you to be exposed to this scam page and these fake alerts to click on corrupt third-party ads and links. This can happen when you land on questionable websites after running a web search on certain keywords, including free program, movie, and crack downloads. Of course, you can also be introduced to unreliable web content when there are certain threats hiding on your system already. This clearly shows that having potentially unwanted programs as well as malware infections like adware on your system can further infect your machine. This is why it is essential to frequently check your system by running a malware scanner. But first, you should remove Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts to get it out of the way.

When you see these fake alerts, you may actually believe they are true; mostly, if you are not an experienced enough. These warnings tell you that you need to download a program to repair your system because a virus was detected that allegedly causes high risk. Of course, this is not true at all since the only threat you may have on your system is the one that practically shows you these fake alerts. We have found that these alerts may affect Mac and PC users as well. And, actually, these alerts can change according to the system or computer you use. So, if you are using Mac, you may see a slightly different message offering a different program for you to download to repair your system. In any case, we do not recommend that you click the download button because this tool may not be a reliable and high-quality product. You should not tolerate such aggressive campaign anyway because these fake alerts force you to take action. Therefore, we advise you to remove Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts as soon as you notice them in your browser.

We have included instructions for you to reset all possible browsers that these fake alerts could affect. Resetting these browsers should remove all related adware and other infections. Please follow our guide below to manually tackle these fake alerts. If, for some reason, this would not be enough, you can still uninstall suspicious applications from your computer that you have installed recently. If you would like to defend your computer from similar or more serious threats as well, we suggest that you download and install a powerful up-to-date anti-malware program, such as SpyHunter.

Remove Your Mac Is Heavily Damaged Alerts from browsers

Safari

1. Open the Safari menu and go to Clear History.
2. Choose the period from the drop-down menu and click Clear History.
3. Go to Preferences in the Safari menu.
4. On the Advanced tab, select Show Develop menu in menu bar.
5. In the menu bar, choose the Develop menu.
6. Select Empty Caches.
7. Choose Preferences and select Extensions.
8. Locate all the suspicious extensions and Uninstall them.
9. Select Security and deselect Allow Plug-ins.
10. Restart your browser.

Internet Explorer

1. Tap Alt+T and go to Internet Options.
2. Select the Advanced tab and click Reset.
3. Mark Delete personal settings and press Reset.
4. Click Close.

Google Chrome

1. Tap Alt+F and pick Settings.
2. Scroll down and click Advanced.
3. Scroll down again and click Reset.
4. Press Reset.

Mozilla Firefox

1. Tap Alt+H and open Troubleshooting Information.
2. Click Refresh Firefox and press Refresh Firefox in the confirmation window.