How to get rid of the manager analogd

i contacted apple support. They told me to download a software called "Malwarebytes". It worked.

You can also go check activity monitor and search "ManagerAnalogd". You might be able to find them and remove them.

i downloaded the MalwareBytes and it said it quarantined all of the manageranalogd issues. However when I restart, the pop up comes back. But, it will go away when I click it. Which is progress like some of you. I’m wondering, have any of you done a factory reset on your computer? Did it work? I am considering it as most of my important items are on my cloud anyway and I’m getting frustrated.

Sorry, tried MALWAREBYTES but the MAC doesn't take it because APPLE can't search in that software. I tried it with COMBOCLEANER too, same problem.

the system tells me it is blocked for that software. I opened up the secret lock in SAFETY, but same result. :((

Go to the System/Security & Privacy/Privacy/Full Disk Access preference pane and add Malwarebytes to it?

And do the same for System/Security & Privacy/Privacy/Files and Folders

Then you should be able to run it.

You probably installed adware. It seems many people have done the same.

What did you recently download and install? From where did you get the installer?

You should only ever download software directly from the developer’s website or the App Store.

Open Network System Preferences.

Select the network Service you use to connect to the Internet (top of list)

Click the Advanced… button

Click the Proxies tab

Uncheck any of the proxies in the list.

back out of the Advanced area and Apply those changes

You may be able to download Etrecheck and remove the adware with it.

To remove adware download and run the free version of Malwarebytes. It was developed by a long time contributor to these forums and a highly respected member of the computer security community. 

Download and run the shareware Find Any File to search for the file. Do the following search(es): 

1 - Name contains manageranalog

Any files that are found can be dragged from the search results window to the Desktop or Trash bin in the Dock for deletion.

FAF can search areas that Spotlight can't like invisible folders, system folders and packages.  

I just downloaded FindAnyFile. The ManagerAnalogD was located in Macintosh HD / Library / LaunchDaemons. Deleted and Rebooted. Pop up showed again but this time it went away after clicking OK on it. However I have to redo this process when I start a new session on my computer, so there must be something that triggers the pop up that needs to be removed.

But there is progress. :-)

I also have this problem too. I already installed Malware and the Cleanmymacx. The latter detected the malware and I already deleted the so-called files into the trashbin and deleted it permanently. However, the alert still pops-up when I start my Macbook pro again. When I press okay or show in finder, it doesn't reappear. But when I shut down my macbook and open it, the prompt is still there. Here I was, thinking that switching to mac will help me avoid having viruses and spyware. I even bought the paid version of cleanmymac. But this is so annoying. I just bought my MBP last November.

I deleted the mangeranalogd files in finder but it still pops up i see it also asking for full disk access in system preferences. i noticed in activity monitor its there when i end its process its gone for 3 seconds then pops up again.

Yes thank you. I did it again. The Malwarebytes download was broke twice but now I did it completely new.

After a restart. It worked out now. Thank you very much !! from Berlin...

What helped me too, was the www.macsecurity.net !

They explanted it step by step to delete the problem manually. And then load MALWAREBYTES.

They offer COMBO CLEANER, but it did not work with me. Only errors.

I did this already. Even downloaded the findanyfile app from the appstore. It detected it. Deleted it immediately and restarted my Mac and the prompt was still there. Already scanned using cleanmymacx as well as malwarebytes. It says my disk is clean but the prompt is still there. It only goes away when I click "ok" or "find in finder".

I did everything you said. In fact the proxies were already unchecked before I read your reply, but it's not working. It's still popping up. Is there another way to solve it?

I think Chrome uses its own proxy system. You should check its settings and extensions.

Download Etrecheck using Safari and use it to remove the Adware.

hi! i've got the same problem... have you found a solution?? does Etrecheck work?