Recently my Macbook Pro 2012 began slowing down heavily to the point at which it was unworkable. After many tries of trying to fix it myself I eventually took it to the Apple Store where a helper said no one was free to look at my laptop but he was sure it was either HDD failure or Malware. So I installed the Anti-Malware program he suggested and yet nothing worked. After taking it to a 3rd party repair shop the guy said my OS was corrupted due to malware. He said it needed wiping and so I removed files onto my google drive and it is now in the process of wiping. These files that I removed are very important to my work and have to be kept even though I know the potential of malware spreading to my PC after transferring them across via Drive.
I have scanned the files and scanned my computer and nothing comes up. Because scanning my macbook for malware didn't show anything and then a guy saying it was malware makes me worried, i am concerned about my own PC potentially having malware and myself just getting into the whole same issue again.
If there is anything anyone suggests I should do with these potentially infected files to really make sure they're not infected please do say!. For the meanwhile I am going to put them onto a spare google drive off of my PC to make sure that they are somewhat quarantined.
Thank you,
James
I have scanned the files and scanned my computer and nothing comes up. Because scanning my macbook for malware didn't show anything and then a guy saying it was malware makes me worried, i am concerned about my own PC potentially having malware and myself just getting into the whole same issue again.
If there is anything anyone suggests I should do with these potentially infected files to really make sure they're not infected please do say!. For the meanwhile I am going to put them onto a spare google drive off of my PC to make sure that they are somewhat quarantined.
Thank you,
James