That’s not necessarily a virus. PUA stands for potentially unwanted
applications. NicePlayer was a good video player until they started bundling
adware utilities with it to make more money. The chances of it installing a key
logger to get your password is minimal.
I’d ask your contact to view
Hi Sam,
Thanks for that,
I just got the email forwarded to me and will send it to you direct so as not
to risk spreading any junk through the group.
Kind regards,
Steve.
On 16 Jun 2018, at 10:48, Sam - MacAmbulance wrote:
That’s not necessarily a virus. PUA stands for potentially
Thanks Jason,
Tried both your suggestions but still no joy. What I don't understand is
how the network can be showing as connected and yet absolutely nothing gets
through.
On 16 June 2018 at 20:43:53, Jason Davies (ophioc...@me.com) wrote:
> for these kinds of things, I'd reset PRAM and SMC (in
Don’t forget that you can have a WiFi connection but have no internet behind it
…
Stephen
"I could not be Prime Minister. I'm not equipped to be Prime Minister. I don't
want to be Prime Minister.” ~ Michael Gove, shortly before announcing that he
was standing as a candidate for the position
Yes I had thought of that but we have several other iPads, laptops etc. on
the same network ;) The only one that can't 'get through' is the Macbook.
On 16 June 2018 at 22:09:47, itsagr...@icloud.com (itsagr...@icloud.com)
wrote:
> Don’t forget that you can have a WiFi connection but have no
Good evening Smuggers,
My MacBook Pro (13” mid 2013) is unhappy with wifi. The problem exists on all
networks, even my iphone’s hotspot.
The Mac can see all available networks and join the one it’s asked to but once
it’s joined nothing gets through either up or down. I checked to see if it
for these kinds of things, I'd reset PRAM and SMC (in that order) and
see if it helps.
cheers
J
On 16 Jun 2018, at 13:27, Philippe Chandless wrote:
Good evening Smuggers,
My MacBook Pro (13” mid 2013) is unhappy with wifi. The problem
exists on all networks, even my iphone’s hotspot.
The
