Possible Virus on Ipad Mini using Safari

Scam. Any window that pops up in any browser claiming to have found any type of malware is flat out false. There is no software of any kind that can remotely search a computer's drive for malware through a browser.

Notice too that it says your "Windows Files Got corrupt" (lousy grammar). That tells you right away it's not even trying to account for what OS you're using and is assuming Windows.

Anyway, it's nothing but a scare tactic to get you to pay for worthless software you don't need.

I believe the only way to do it on an iPad is to enter the Settings, click on Safari at the right, and then click Clear History. You may also need to click Clear Cookies and Data. If that still isn't enough, then at the same settings page, click Advanced, then Website Data, and at the bottom, Remove All Website Data.

Go to Settings -> Safari and tap the Clear Cookies and Data button. This will make Safari forget what sites were loaded.

I think you probably realized that the pop-up is probably fake (not from Safari but from the advertisement itself) and that it is most likely some sort of scheme set up so that you buy the antivirus software. Considering that, when you say "rendering Safari useless", do you mean that the application doesn't work, or that the pop-up covers the entire screen? If the entire Safari application itself has been corrupted, then you might need to restore the iPad, or take it to an Apple Store.

Does the same pop-up show up every time you access the webpage? If that's the case, I don't know if there is an AdBlocker you can install for the iPad (I know there are for Safari and Chrome on computers), but you might want to look into that to get rid of those pop-ups. If that doesn't work, then perhaps you may want to reconsider accessing watchcartoonsonline.com.

Hope this helps.

I have this same problem "Due To Trojan Virus Your Computer Windows Files Got corrupt,Error Code: Win32xepcj" but on my macbook pro. How do I get rid of it? HELP!

Please read above. There's nothing to remove. It's just a popup window in your web browser claiming the impossible. It's nothing but a weak attempt to separate you from your money. Not only would you get the worthless software they're trying to get you to buy, but it would be for Windows and wouldn't run on a Mac.