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Hi.
I've uninstalled Malwarebytes via it's uninstall function in the Help menu but when I need to boot from another volume I get what you can see in the attached picture. No files related to Malwarebytes are on the Data and OS volumes as are already been deeply scanned.
Any help in order to delete the unwanted and ghost user is appreciated.
Thanks.
Simon
Finally needed to reinstall Mac Os as the ghost user is nowhere but I believe it's a bug as this, appears, and my "Test" user not anymore (only in fase of choosing another boot volume for allowance).
Thanks for helping, mr. Phillips.
Finally needed to reinstall Mac Os as the ghost user is nowhere but I believe it's a bug as this, appears, and my "Test" user not anymore (only in fase of choosing another boot volume for allowance).
Thanks for helping, mr. Phillips.
Thanks, Phillips. Already done... :(
There's no trace of any com.malwarebytes.***.*** in my Mac.
Can I just enter the Users folder via Terminal and delete it if there (after disabling SIP, of course) or will I need to reinstall Big Sur and avoid importing that user while migrating datas from backup? I have no other ideas.
Tnx
Find Any File (FAF) and use the words associate with the Application Malwarebytes to find possible elements still on the drive.
Good it was figured out by reinstalling and then removing again.
Welcome and keep up the good work :-)
Malwarebytes' "ghost" 's user
