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The Menu bar on your Mac display, flush against the top of the screen offers convenient, quick access to your current apps on the left side and static Status icons on the right. Read more about mac, malwarebytes, manually, remnants, remove.Has your Mac Status or Menu bar become too crowded that it is no longer useful? Here are some tips to remove programs, organize and simplify your menu bar. Locate the files that we listed and drag them to the Trash.

Click on the Library folder listed at the top-level of folders on your internal hard drive.Īfter you have located your main Library folder, please proceed to it’s subfolders.

Click on the icon for your Mac’s internal hard drive.

Click on the Go menu, at the top of your screen, then select Computer.

You can locate your main Library folder by doing this: Select Library.Īfter you have revealed your invisible home Library folder, please proceed to it’s subfolders. You’ll see Library gets added to the menu.

Click on the Go menu, at the top of your screen, then hold down the Option key on your keyboard.

The Dock is the row of icons across the bottom of your Mac’s screen.

Click on the Finder icon on your Dock.

You can temporarily view your invisible home Library folder by doing this:

By default your home Library folder is invisible.

The two library folders that you’ll need to visit are commonly called your home Library folder and the main Library folder.

There are multiple Library folders on your Mac.

Most commonly, the bits and pieces of malware that are left behind are in one of the Library folders on your Mac. If you are one of our clients and we sent you a list of some files that need to be manually removed here are instructions to guide you. These remnants are not harmful to your Mac, but I like to get rid of them anyway. Have you used MalwareBytes to remove malware from your Mac? Malwarebytes does a great job of removing harmful software from your Mac, but it sometimes leaves bits and pieces of the malware on your Mac.