Prosearchtip

[Newtona]

Prosearchtip still shows up in Safari. Scan did not remove it.

[alvarnell]

Shows up where, exactly. A screenshot would help here.

[treed]

Please try some of the suggestions found here:

 

[Newtona]

On 12/19/2019 at 4:40 PM, alvarnell said:

Shows up where, exactly. A screenshot would help here.

Attached is the screen shot as requested.

Thanks

[Newtona]

On 12/20/2019 at 10:02 AM, treed said:

Please try some of the suggestions found here:

 

I have a number of profiles as shown in the attached screen shot. is OK to remove these? Did not see any chumsearch[dot]com

Also, unable to modify the Home page.

[alvarnell]

36 minutes ago, Newtona said:

have a number of profiles as shown in the attached screen shot. is OK to remove these?

It’s essential that you remove them. You will not be able to change your homepage until you do. It’s unusual for any ordinary user to have any profiles installed. They are usually used in an enterprise environment where the IT department needs to control certain aspects of your computer’s use. Also used by macOS beta testers and a few other reasons. 

The sheer number of identical profiles installed indicate that you have been installing the same malware multiple times. If Malwarebytes found any infections you should probably attempt to figure out where they came from and avoid repeating whatever actions caused that. The most common situation is reacting to a notice when visiting a web site to update Adobe Flash Player by downloading a malicious installer. You should never comply with any such notice, especially if you never installed Flash Player to begin with, and if you do have it installed, only update it from System Preferences->Flash.